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My fellow regards. We need to save Wendy’s before it’s too late. If this company goes bankrupt, we’ll all be out of a job!

Everyone keeps talking about SpaceX. Fair enough. Rockets are cool, fire is pretty, and colonizing Mars sounds great on paper. But everyone is missing the glaringly obvious, wildly asymmetrical trade staring them right in the face. Why is the world’s largest vertical transportation company trading at a measly 2x sales, while the second-largest trades at a staggering 104x sales? I'm talking about OTIS. Let's look at the tape. SpaceX is currently sitting at an implied valuation of roughly $2.06

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https://preview.redd.it/eves6sngj19h1.jpg?width=1255&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=821a7db4707da82a97aba45cb8f32915d2d7cc19 https://preview.redd.it/dpte3sngj19h1.jpg?width=1259&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cfb5e253ef72429e12bd1fe09520f76cff2fe0a9 I know it's stupid, but math says 66% of the time here market go up within the next month. Really not a good 🐻 case. It ends up looking a bit more scary from Sept-Oct if you swap to weekly timeframes, which I am not going to rule out. I really don't think marke

According to recent filings, Apollo's flagship retail private credit fund received redemption requests equal to roughly **17% of net asset value** during the quarter, up from 11% in the previous quarter. Because the fund operates with a 5% quarterly redemption limit, most investors who wanted to exit were unable to fully redeem their capital. Apollo isn't an isolated case. Across several of the largest retail private credit funds, investors reportedly requested close to $15 billion of withdrawa

Brace yourself for bers party

Just turned 21 years old btw, and this isn’t even remotely my whole net worth. Still sitting on a couple mil in Monero, but I’m going boating tomorrow, so hopefully nothing tragic and completely unavoidable happens… Anyway, my point is this is basically me YOLOing my entire dirty fiat stack. Most of these tendies were stolen from 🍔’s anyway, so if it GUHs to zero, it’s not that deep. Worst case scenario is Zuck cucks me… in that event, I hereby pledge to sell my paid off McLaren and go all in

The world’s third-largest quick-service restaurant company in the hamburger sandwich segment. 7,397 restaurants in 38 countries. Trian Fund owns 7.9%, and Nelson Peltz owns 5.4%. Market cap $1.2 billion. EV $5.1 billion. Cash $300 million. Long-term debt $2.7 billion. No significant debt maturities until 2028. EBIT/interest expense 2.7x Trailing free cash flow yield of 20%. Dividend yield is 9.1%.

I fucking hate microsoft, every day is the same pain I need MSFT 411 by july earnings to break even There’s a path to recovery, even profit

Don’t be shy ladies let’s see the losses. Allow me to start… I just spent 10k to visit space and I didn’t even see Katy Perry. This was up 6k last week but thought ‘this is one fine and mighty stock let’s leave it alone’. Well actually I knew it was fake and a scam as I had 100 shares at 150 on IPO and flipped 30 mins later at 165 … …but then for some unknown reason (greed) I thought there are a lot of people out there this might run a bit longer. Crikey. Not sold so this is only going to get wo

Good enough to screenshot, good enough to sell. Thank you for the ride $MU

Disclaimer, I don't know if actual rug pull, but wouldn't be surprised if it eventually turns out it was. So the math. SpaceX launches to the public at 150 a share at a valuation of about 1.77 trillion.. It Shot up when our brethren bought in to about 3 Trillion dollars value. Today, it's almost back down to 150... thus, over a trillion dollars lost in less than a week. Feels pumpy and or dumpy. How is everyone holding up?