OPEN Recently appeared in my feed and at $4.66 bucks a pop I said why not? It's now trading about $9.35 dollars, and there appears to be some hype here. Could be a chance to buy more or sale, but I think it's hit the peak and will go down hill for about 20% of the peak... ka ching!
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Funny enough, I'm about an hour and a half into this music and I've only felt teleported to the mid to late 80's. This doesn't strike me as a 90's retro video. We might be getting to the point where we're just blending memories into remixed decades. Wonder how time will remember.
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Entry point for AutoZone is pretty high right now for the stock at $4,322 @top but the man if I had the money to spend. I would have purchased a share at $3,642. That's like a 700 dollar (~20%) difference man within a few months.
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Hey man don't shoot the messenger!
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126.87% returns to date...
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XHB is at 116.16 today...
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Kicking myself in the nuts for this one. I had Oracle on the list of stocks to buy but I've been paying off credit cards.
Oops.
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At this point and time the price has increased to 112.95.
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Stumbled onto this one this morning from Our Changing Climate YouTube Channel.
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To date... the ETLGX E*TRADE NO FEE LARGE CAP INDEX @ post is $11.80 which up 14% from the original post date.
Ticker Name Price @ Post Price 7/19/25 Price 9/21/25 ETLGX E*TRADE NO FEE LARGE CAP INDEX $10.33 $11.80 (+14%) $12.53 (+21%) ETTOX E*TRADE NO FEE TOTAL MARKET INDEX $10.34 $11.81 (+14%) $12.54 (+21%) ETISX E*TRADE NO FEE INTERNATIONAL INDEX $10.80 $11.47 (+6%) $12.14 (+12%) ETMUX E*TRADE NO FEE MUNICIPAL BOND INDEX $10.16 $10.19 (+.02%) $10.47 (+3%) ETBOX E*TRADE NO FEE U.S. BOND INDEX $10.19 $10.14 (-.04%) $10.34 (+1.4%) -
If we live in the era of brain rot, what was stumble upon? Curiosity blended with learning & discovery?
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In 1979, the price for silver (based on the London Fix) jumped from $6.08 per troy ounce ($0.195/g) on January 1, 1979, to a record high of $49.45 per troy ounce ($1.590/g) on January 18, 1980, an increase of 713%, with silver futures reaching an intraday COMEX all-time high of $50.35 per troy ounce and a reduction of the silver/gold ratio down to 1:17.0.
This is unbelievable. This is pretty interesting that silver Thursday was referenced in this YouTube video. If you'd like to read more, check out the link below. I mentioned to friends recently. The fed has manipulated its own debt again. What will this do to inflation in the USA?
U.S. Treasury Abruptly Buys $10,000,000,000 of Its Own Debt in Massive, Historic Treasury Buyback - The Daily HodlThe U.S. Treasury Department just issued the largest buyback of its own bonds in history. The Treasury says the $10 billion operation is designed to repurchase…dailyhodl.com
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Houston is upgrading!!
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There's a new predators movie out! Super excited to see it.
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I'm going out on a limb to say this meme is finally over, or at the minimum over within my algorithm driven feed on Facebook and Instagram. This thread is not only a collection of increasingly funny human creativity with Harambe at the center, but also a test to see what the future holds for memes. Will meme's trend the way fashion trends over the years? Continuously in and out of style, but always evolving with the new materials available? Perhaps.
We've already seen the rise of meme stocks, which are synonymous with pump and dump methods of stock buying. The only thing we're missing are the flash mobs from 2010 where communal engagement peaked. Now it's as if everyone is behind a computer screen, more connected than any other human at any point in our existence but oh so much more lonely. Hey, it's okay, pull up another meme, let's just chuckle a little.
P.S I discovered a wikipedia article published May 2 2025. Funny enough, it covers some of the potential history of this trend with some articles to support it.
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While driving around town, I noticed Montrose was under construction. One of the giant "pipe blocks" lying around on the street had the name "CRH" spray-painted on it. After doing some digging, I found the stock ticker and started doing some research.
Looks like CRH is in the Basic Materials Sector within the Building Materials industry. I haven't seen a lot of stocks like this, so glad to have found one by just looking around town. The stock has a forward dividend and yield of 1.48 (1.62%) at the time of this post and an EPS of 4.71. The PE ratio is 19.35 and over the past 5 years it looks like they went from $36.77 approximately to $91.16 which is 183% growth. 2601% growth going back to 1989.
Recently, in May, there was an insider that purchased a couple of hundred shares of the stock.
What do you guy think? Would you buy or sell?
