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ticker_comments = {'TSLA': ['TSLA to 800 next week?', 'What TSLA puts does Bearry have? Any speculation on this?', 'TSLA and crypto. Currently ~50% of my net worth.'], 'SDC': ['SDC finna fix my smile. Bullish', 'Is SDC the new AMC?', 'SDC market potential is huge, it is disruptive to dental industry and people don’t like it. It’s like Uber screw over taxi and they fight hard to keep it out.\n\n\nhttps://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2021/08/31/many-find-pandemic-perfect-time-to-improve-their-teeth-and-smile\n\nGenz only ask for clear aligners, affordable and convenient.', 'Am I the only one who laughed at “In Korea, SDC is the best stock”? I don’t even know why I found it funny 😆 I think it’s because it reminds me of those “In Soviet Russia..” jokes. Also, if SDC is the best stock in Korea, I can’t even imagine what the worst stock is…', 'Am I the only one who laughed at “In Korea, SDC is the best stock”? I don’t even know why I found it funny 😆 I think it’s because it reminds me of those “In Soviet Russia..” jokes. Also, if SDC is the best stock in Korea, I can’t even imagine what the worst stock is…', "Why is SDC the best stock in Korea? It's not even a Korean company.\n\nCan you explain why you invested in SDC?", 'Siri play the best of lil dicky…..let’s fucking gooooooo SDC to the moon', 'SDC Small Dick Club represent', 'SDC looks bullish as fuck in every way possible.', 'SDC', 'Let me tell you about this ticker symbol. SDC', 'I sold all my SDC for 25% gain and got 5000 TMC shares because i’m retarded', 'So SDC it is thanks chief!', 'Just buy SDC', 'OP you’ve made my dick hard bearish on viagra bullish on SDC', 'SDC go up? 🤨🤔', 'IF SDC HITS $20 I WILL TATTOO SMALL DICK CLUB ON MY COCK AND LIVE STREAM IT.', 'ASTS and SDC come Monday', "So according to YF, SDC has a 99.47M float with 70.69% of the float own by institutions, leaving about 29.15M available shares. Yet 34.24M shares were sold short as of Aug.31st. Doesn't this mean the available float is over 100% shorted, or are the institutional shares also available for shorting?", 'Should I get some SDC calls going into Monday?', 'Has nobody noticed OP was down 45.7% when SDC was at $10.94? Wonder what this guys avg cost is , cuz it doesn’t look like he averaged down. (Same # of shares in both screenshots)', 'I just got back getting stuff to party for the weekend celebration. Checked the SDC price and it’s 6.66. Yes it’s a sign to the shorts that their fucked in the ass for the weekend !! I will count my green tendies!!', 'SDC just getting started. Next couple weeks gonna be fun filling those gaps!', 'Sooo why is SDC being discussed?? It definitely doesn’t have that market cap????? I got my ass chewed for discussing a stock without that market cap?', 'Sold my SDC 9/24s first thing this morning when it was only up like 6%\n\n🤦🏼\u200d♂️', 'Let’s go SDC', 'Arent SDC and Invisalign competitors?'], 'BABA': ['Eventually Xi Xinping is gonna die. \n\nBABA 150c 2024'], 'DOW': ['Weekend DOW is drilling 👀'], 'TECH': ['BULLISH TECH BULL MARKET UNTIL THE END OF TIME \n\n\nSTAY IN THE MARKET AND GET RICH BOYS!'], 'STAY': ['BULLISH TECH BULL MARKET UNTIL THE END OF TIME \n\n\nSTAY IN THE MARKET AND GET RICH BOYS!', 'THIS IS ANOTHER P&D- PLEASE PEOPLE STOP BUYING INTO THIS SHIT\n\nThis will not "go nuclear" or "squeeze", its been pumped and is already dropping again.\n\n​\n\nSTAY AWAY'], 'AMD': ['AMD should buy Heckler & Koch', 'AMD 105c 01/24'], 'OPEN': ['#WE GON OPEN AT $450 ON MONDAY BOIS?!'], 'HST': ['"In a closed society where everybody\'s guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity." HST'], 'SD': ['Today was the first day in a long time where I got out and spent the entire Saturday doing something.(Universal studios freight night) drove up from SD at 9am. \n\n\n\nAnd would ya look at that, Futes in little over 12 hours… might get out more to burn these weekends.'], 'GOOGL': ['BUY THE DIP ON GOOGL'], 'HR': ['I have to fire someone on Monday morning.\n\nDue to the fact he called me cussing me out tonight saying his check was $13 short, threatening to fuck my whole family in their ass until he was compensated. (I have absolutely no control over payroll) \n\nWe have him on camera stealing tools and consumables from our shop. He also stole a box of clipboards and a box of Expo markers for some fucking reason…\n\nAnd he keeps telling the HR lady he can’t speak a foreign language, but can say “virgin” in german: “Guden’Tight” \n\n\nIf you want an entertaining job, work in steel.'], 'GME': ['Same stuff was said about GME and AMC and then it SHORT SQUEEZED…. Everyone said it couldn’t or wouldn’t and than BAM it went from $0-$1000 real quick! Let’s short squeeze these filthy shorts on Monday!', 'GME it’s always been, and it will always be 😎', "Tl;dr GME is new VIX so now you're a 🌈🐻 if you buy it\n\nThis is actually the first bullish case of a possible market crash that I can get behind, just because of the memes", 'I bought more GME the second you said it was gonna fuk me 😩😩😩\n\nOn a serious note, I finally joined the XXX club today 😄🚀🚀🚀🌛', 'Wait GME was always the play?\n\nAlways has been.', 'Correlation does not imply causation. \n\nNegative beta for GME means its been having green dildos on days where spy bulls where fuq and vice versa. This is all statistics describing the past which can be useful when speculating about future results but its not some magic ball.', 'I like the fact that GME only go up in all scenario', 'Market was down the other day and GME and AMC were down but gold was up. Gold has a negative beta gme and AMC are anomalies. I have 800 shares of AMC and sell covered calls against them.', 'GME is and was always the play!', 'Hehehe the chart looks like a monkey and an alligator. Animals are funny. I will buy ten more GME', 'This is great work my dude/gal, but to play devils advocate:\n\nPersonally not a giant fan of the idea of trading based on beta, especially on meme stocks / squeezes where the historic math gets really whacky and I don’t trust the number to be truly indicative of covariance with the market. I look at beta to ascertain portfolio-level systematic risk long/short and to arrive at discount rates for stocks with more stable beta histories (CAPM fun) always remembering that beta is subject to critiques as a true measure of systematic risk in an individual equity. (So I will often make adjustments to the beta and/or cost of equity / discount rate based on a factor model including things like size premium and behavioral factors.) \n\nBut perhaps more importantly, GME caused the VIX to spike because of the hedge fund fallout that caused a selloff in other SPY names. The VIX spiking isn’t necessarily a causation event in reverse for a run on GME. \n\nAgain, this is great work but just want to entertain a conversation on some flip-side points.\n\nAlso the alligator picture is A+ lmfao', 'A lot of this fits Boomer logic -> They will buy GME when the market goes down -> GME🚀', 'So GME is how we hedge for when the market crashes? I love this game.', "You could've just said, GME has a chungus negative beta, market is gonna crash and when it does GME likely goes brrr. Also, if GME goes brrr first, the market will likely crash because gay bear short sellers have all their collateral in faang and spy.", "You could've just said, GME has a chungus negative beta, market is gonna crash and when it does GME likely goes brrr. Also, if GME goes brrr first, the market will likely crash because gay bear short sellers have all their collateral in faang and spy.", "You could've just said, GME has a chungus negative beta, market is gonna crash and when it does GME likely goes brrr. Also, if GME goes brrr first, the market will likely crash because gay bear short sellers have all their collateral in faang and spy.", 'You know if you just drew the line underneath GME (showing the higher lows, instead of the lower highs as you point out), it would be actually moving up with the market, just overall having more down days (thus having a negative beta) \n\nIMO gme technically has been moving ‘up’ with the market depending on how you look at it.', "I'm sorry, couldn't read the whole post... But let me guess...\n\nGME to the moooooon!!!!!!????", 'I quote one of my favorite reports on a GME submission:\n\n"This is a symphony of diarrhea"', 'Tons of conjecture here. I’m long GME and plenty has surfaced about possible ways to kick the can down the road. \n\nShorts do not have to cover. Shares do not have to be delivered in this system that allows FTDs to pile up. Any hold period can be worked around for T+35 on settlement. \n\nShares are the best way to keep the pressure on but the profitability of options keeps share buying down. The leverage of options helps but does not help if calls are not exercised. Don’t assume there is any gamma squeeze from the previous week. Almost every hot stock uses this same argument that things will pick up. GMEs big gamma run was months in the making.'], 'BAM': ['Same stuff was said about GME and AMC and then it SHORT SQUEEZED…. Everyone said it couldn’t or wouldn’t and than BAM it went from $0-$1000 real quick! Let’s short squeeze these filthy shorts on Monday!'], 'EV': ["I bought LCID on the fundamentals of it being a luxury EV that will be successful.\n\nIf the TA supports upward momentum, great, but I'm holding regardless.", 'As much as people love to shit on Tesla. Lucid never, ever, ever will have to go through the struggle Tesla did. To completely alter the world\'s thoughts on EVs. To have people short the company, to a massive Gear head televised show fake the car breaking down and so forth.\n\nThen Lucid just waltz in, "oh hey, we just started an EV company too." No one putting them down.\n\nThats why I will always be a Tesla fanboy, but more EV companies means better transition to green energy. But just remember, without Tesla, we wouldn\'t be here, in this position, at all!', 'As much as people love to shit on Tesla. Lucid never, ever, ever will have to go through the struggle Tesla did. To completely alter the world\'s thoughts on EVs. To have people short the company, to a massive Gear head televised show fake the car breaking down and so forth.\n\nThen Lucid just waltz in, "oh hey, we just started an EV company too." No one putting them down.\n\nThats why I will always be a Tesla fanboy, but more EV companies means better transition to green energy. But just remember, without Tesla, we wouldn\'t be here, in this position, at all!', '“Fake it till you make it” is the bedrock of Silicon Valley. Some make it, many don’t. Elon has created an industry and we will find out what Tesla’s long term future is in that industry in the next five years. \n\nLooking at them objectively, Tesla has a sizable lead in terms of market share and deployed infrastructure, including charging and service. When it comes to tech, time has been wasted adding worthless features to their vehicles and they have yet to deliver on a list of core commitments and promises. There is no debate that they have an amazing product but in it’s current state it isn’t as far out of reach from other EV companies as many seem to assume. \n\nCompetition will be focusing for Tesla. They are an amazing American brand and I sincerely hope they step up, but it isn’t a foregone conclusion. They are about 2% of new vehicle sales in the US. This story is still being written.\n\nPeter appears to be doing great work at Lucid. They too will be part of the story. \n\nMusk appears partly focused on Rawlinson. Rawlinson is 100% focused on Lucid.', 'Ive been in $VLTA since it was a spac money making fucking machine. Heres some facts about it since ur not too sure on what they do. They can upsell to venues. Sell to advertisers. Record foot traffic real time and target ads physically. Literally like google sponsored ads but in real physical world. Probably the best EV play going into this infrastructure bill', "I made a post about this stock when it was like sub 10 and I couldn't post my position cause I was at work so I had to delete it. This company makes the only other charger I would use over a Tesla charger.\n\nIf you charge an EV and use VLTA chargers you get peace of mind because you dont have to worry about idle fees\n\nThey bring business to places that install them. Even if there are only 2 of those chargers at a location people still go for the chance at charging.\n\nEveryone jerks to chargepoint but I've never even touched one before. This. Company. Makes. The. Best. Chargers. Hands. Down.\n\nThis stock blew up right after this post... there's probably so many people here that this sub could own almost all of the shares lol"], 'KLIC': ['$KLIC\n\nWe are in a massive semiconductor shortage that’s impacting nearly every industry. Companies like Intel, Samsung, TSMC are investing billions to build new factories and increase capacities. KLIC is a company that manufactures equipment used to manufacture semiconductors. They also sell their services to service, maintain, and repair their equipment.\n\nMy cost basis is about $45 right now. I’m not sure what my price target is, but I didn’t even think about selling it when it hit $75 a few days ago. I think it’s going to take years for the full semiconductor market to catch up to demand as it is only going to continue to increase globally.\n\n$KLIC has a P/E of 17x in an industry with competitors sitting as high as 58x. Industry median is 27.9x. They have a profit margin of 20.60%, higher than any competitor in the segment. They have revenue growth of 106% TTM. Also, all 3 analyst ratings offered in TDA list it as a strong buy, so you know this shit is solid. \n\nI have no idea if any of the things I said line up in any way, shape, or form. I didn’t research who these guys supply to. I just figured it didn’t matter. Global shortage. Cheap. How can it possibly go tits up?'], 'LNG': ['Tellurian is my favorite company and stock. I am completely obsessed. The founder Charif Souki is The Godfather and pioneer of US LNG (liquified natural gas). He turned an import facility into an export facility (not an easy feat) and changed the LNG landscape forever with his previous company Cheniere (ticker is ironically $LNG, which is trading at $90). Right as Cheniere was about to ship their first cargo of LNG around 2015, Carl Icahn ousted Souki because Souki wanted to keep growing the company, while Icahn wanted a boring company that paid dividends (Cheniere will start paying dividends for the first time this year). After leaving Cheniere, Charif Souki and many members of his original team founded Tellurian in 2016. This is also a story of revenge against Carl Icahn. Tellurian’s major difference from Cheniere is the fact that Tellurian intends to have an integrated business model whereby they own every step of the process from the wellhead, through the pipeline, and the liquefaction process. \n\nFast forward a few years and Tellurian has all of their permits required to start construction of the Driftwood LNG project. Over the past six months they have signed three purchase agreements worth over $40 billion dollars. These agreements are enough to start the construction process, which is why Tellurian is starting the initial site prep (road widening, etc). The next steps will be acquisition of upstream assets (land and gas well), and the final financing arrangement (known as Final Investment Decision, or FID) which is the last step before heavy construction begins. Tellurian’s team knows all the bankers in the game, because they invented the game the first time they received funding from bankers for the LNG project at Cheniere. Financing should be no issue, but the market still remains hesitant because they are waiting to see the financing and upstream asset acquisition. Once Upstream and financing becomes clear, I expect a fairly large movement upwards in the stock price, probably as high as $10+ initially. As Tellurian builds out the project over several years, the stock will continue to rise significantly. They will be a cash generating machine when the first cargoes start shipping in 2025. This is a longterm play, that will reward those who are patient. For comparison, Cheniere went from under $10, to as high as $80 within two years after they reached FID. Tellurian is expecting to FID within the next six months with the Final Notice To Proceed to the builder, Bechtel, expected in March. \n\nAs a side note, $Tell has recently been featured in the WSJ because of our dedicated group of followers, and Tellurian is starting to attract some real attention from the talking heads over at CNBC and Bloomberg. You can hear the doubt as they talk about a $3 stock. But we will have the last laugh. I have been holding for over two years, having first bought a little at $8 pre-Covid. My average is now $1.80. I plan to hold the majority until the first ship leaves the dock in 2025. $Tell makes up more than 90% of my portfolio. If you want more info or have questions, let me know. We have a great community of obsessed Tellionaires that know everything possible about Tellurian.', 'Tellurian is my favorite company and stock. I am completely obsessed. The founder Charif Souki is The Godfather and pioneer of US LNG (liquified natural gas). He turned an import facility into an export facility (not an easy feat) and changed the LNG landscape forever with his previous company Cheniere (ticker is ironically $LNG, which is trading at $90). Right as Cheniere was about to ship their first cargo of LNG around 2015, Carl Icahn ousted Souki because Souki wanted to keep growing the company, while Icahn wanted a boring company that paid dividends (Cheniere will start paying dividends for the first time this year). After leaving Cheniere, Charif Souki and many members of his original team founded Tellurian in 2016. This is also a story of revenge against Carl Icahn. Tellurian’s major difference from Cheniere is the fact that Tellurian intends to have an integrated business model whereby they own every step of the process from the wellhead, through the pipeline, and the liquefaction process. \n\nFast forward a few years and Tellurian has all of their permits required to start construction of the Driftwood LNG project. Over the past six months they have signed three purchase agreements worth over $40 billion dollars. These agreements are enough to start the construction process, which is why Tellurian is starting the initial site prep (road widening, etc). The next steps will be acquisition of upstream assets (land and gas well), and the final financing arrangement (known as Final Investment Decision, or FID) which is the last step before heavy construction begins. Tellurian’s team knows all the bankers in the game, because they invented the game the first time they received funding from bankers for the LNG project at Cheniere. Financing should be no issue, but the market still remains hesitant because they are waiting to see the financing and upstream asset acquisition. Once Upstream and financing becomes clear, I expect a fairly large movement upwards in the stock price, probably as high as $10+ initially. As Tellurian builds out the project over several years, the stock will continue to rise significantly. They will be a cash generating machine when the first cargoes start shipping in 2025. This is a longterm play, that will reward those who are patient. For comparison, Cheniere went from under $10, to as high as $80 within two years after they reached FID. Tellurian is expecting to FID within the next six months with the Final Notice To Proceed to the builder, Bechtel, expected in March. \n\nAs a side note, $Tell has recently been featured in the WSJ because of our dedicated group of followers, and Tellurian is starting to attract some real attention from the talking heads over at CNBC and Bloomberg. You can hear the doubt as they talk about a $3 stock. But we will have the last laugh. I have been holding for over two years, having first bought a little at $8 pre-Covid. My average is now $1.80. I plan to hold the majority until the first ship leaves the dock in 2025. $Tell makes up more than 90% of my portfolio. If you want more info or have questions, let me know. We have a great community of obsessed Tellionaires that know everything possible about Tellurian.', 'Tellurian is my favorite company and stock. I am completely obsessed. The founder Charif Souki is The Godfather and pioneer of US LNG (liquified natural gas). He turned an import facility into an export facility (not an easy feat) and changed the LNG landscape forever with his previous company Cheniere (ticker is ironically $LNG, which is trading at $90). Right as Cheniere was about to ship their first cargo of LNG around 2015, Carl Icahn ousted Souki because Souki wanted to keep growing the company, while Icahn wanted a boring company that paid dividends (Cheniere will start paying dividends for the first time this year). After leaving Cheniere, Charif Souki and many members of his original team founded Tellurian in 2016. This is also a story of revenge against Carl Icahn. Tellurian’s major difference from Cheniere is the fact that Tellurian intends to have an integrated business model whereby they own every step of the process from the wellhead, through the pipeline, and the liquefaction process. \n\nFast forward a few years and Tellurian has all of their permits required to start construction of the Driftwood LNG project. Over the past six months they have signed three purchase agreements worth over $40 billion dollars. These agreements are enough to start the construction process, which is why Tellurian is starting the initial site prep (road widening, etc). The next steps will be acquisition of upstream assets (land and gas well), and the final financing arrangement (known as Final Investment Decision, or FID) which is the last step before heavy construction begins. Tellurian’s team knows all the bankers in the game, because they invented the game the first time they received funding from bankers for the LNG project at Cheniere. Financing should be no issue, but the market still remains hesitant because they are waiting to see the financing and upstream asset acquisition. Once Upstream and financing becomes clear, I expect a fairly large movement upwards in the stock price, probably as high as $10+ initially. As Tellurian builds out the project over several years, the stock will continue to rise significantly. They will be a cash generating machine when the first cargoes start shipping in 2025. This is a longterm play, that will reward those who are patient. For comparison, Cheniere went from under $10, to as high as $80 within two years after they reached FID. Tellurian is expecting to FID within the next six months with the Final Notice To Proceed to the builder, Bechtel, expected in March. \n\nAs a side note, $Tell has recently been featured in the WSJ because of our dedicated group of followers, and Tellurian is starting to attract some real attention from the talking heads over at CNBC and Bloomberg. You can hear the doubt as they talk about a $3 stock. But we will have the last laugh. I have been holding for over two years, having first bought a little at $8 pre-Covid. My average is now $1.80. I plan to hold the majority until the first ship leaves the dock in 2025. $Tell makes up more than 90% of my portfolio. If you want more info or have questions, let me know. We have a great community of obsessed Tellionaires that know everything possible about Tellurian.', 'Tellurian is my favorite company and stock. I am completely obsessed. The founder Charif Souki is The Godfather and pioneer of US LNG (liquified natural gas). He turned an import facility into an export facility (not an easy feat) and changed the LNG landscape forever with his previous company Cheniere (ticker is ironically $LNG, which is trading at $90). Right as Cheniere was about to ship their first cargo of LNG around 2015, Carl Icahn ousted Souki because Souki wanted to keep growing the company, while Icahn wanted a boring company that paid dividends (Cheniere will start paying dividends for the first time this year). After leaving Cheniere, Charif Souki and many members of his original team founded Tellurian in 2016. This is also a story of revenge against Carl Icahn. Tellurian’s major difference from Cheniere is the fact that Tellurian intends to have an integrated business model whereby they own every step of the process from the wellhead, through the pipeline, and the liquefaction process. \n\nFast forward a few years and Tellurian has all of their permits required to start construction of the Driftwood LNG project. Over the past six months they have signed three purchase agreements worth over $40 billion dollars. These agreements are enough to start the construction process, which is why Tellurian is starting the initial site prep (road widening, etc). The next steps will be acquisition of upstream assets (land and gas well), and the final financing arrangement (known as Final Investment Decision, or FID) which is the last step before heavy construction begins. Tellurian’s team knows all the bankers in the game, because they invented the game the first time they received funding from bankers for the LNG project at Cheniere. Financing should be no issue, but the market still remains hesitant because they are waiting to see the financing and upstream asset acquisition. Once Upstream and financing becomes clear, I expect a fairly large movement upwards in the stock price, probably as high as $10+ initially. As Tellurian builds out the project over several years, the stock will continue to rise significantly. They will be a cash generating machine when the first cargoes start shipping in 2025. This is a longterm play, that will reward those who are patient. For comparison, Cheniere went from under $10, to as high as $80 within two years after they reached FID. Tellurian is expecting to FID within the next six months with the Final Notice To Proceed to the builder, Bechtel, expected in March. \n\nAs a side note, $Tell has recently been featured in the WSJ because of our dedicated group of followers, and Tellurian is starting to attract some real attention from the talking heads over at CNBC and Bloomberg. You can hear the doubt as they talk about a $3 stock. But we will have the last laugh. I have been holding for over two years, having first bought a little at $8 pre-Covid. My average is now $1.80. I plan to hold the majority until the first ship leaves the dock in 2025. $Tell makes up more than 90% of my portfolio. If you want more info or have questions, let me know. We have a great community of obsessed Tellionaires that know everything possible about Tellurian.', 'Tellurian is my favorite company and stock. I am completely obsessed. The founder Charif Souki is The Godfather and pioneer of US LNG (liquified natural gas). He turned an import facility into an export facility (not an easy feat) and changed the LNG landscape forever with his previous company Cheniere (ticker is ironically $LNG, which is trading at $90). Right as Cheniere was about to ship their first cargo of LNG around 2015, Carl Icahn ousted Souki because Souki wanted to keep growing the company, while Icahn wanted a boring company that paid dividends (Cheniere will start paying dividends for the first time this year). After leaving Cheniere, Charif Souki and many members of his original team founded Tellurian in 2016. This is also a story of revenge against Carl Icahn. Tellurian’s major difference from Cheniere is the fact that Tellurian intends to have an integrated business model whereby they own every step of the process from the wellhead, through the pipeline, and the liquefaction process. \n\nFast forward a few years and Tellurian has all of their permits required to start construction of the Driftwood LNG project. Over the past six months they have signed three purchase agreements worth over $40 billion dollars. These agreements are enough to start the construction process, which is why Tellurian is starting the initial site prep (road widening, etc). The next steps will be acquisition of upstream assets (land and gas well), and the final financing arrangement (known as Final Investment Decision, or FID) which is the last step before heavy construction begins. Tellurian’s team knows all the bankers in the game, because they invented the game the first time they received funding from bankers for the LNG project at Cheniere. Financing should be no issue, but the market still remains hesitant because they are waiting to see the financing and upstream asset acquisition. Once Upstream and financing becomes clear, I expect a fairly large movement upwards in the stock price, probably as high as $10+ initially. As Tellurian builds out the project over several years, the stock will continue to rise significantly. They will be a cash generating machine when the first cargoes start shipping in 2025. This is a longterm play, that will reward those who are patient. For comparison, Cheniere went from under $10, to as high as $80 within two years after they reached FID. Tellurian is expecting to FID within the next six months with the Final Notice To Proceed to the builder, Bechtel, expected in March. \n\nAs a side note, $Tell has recently been featured in the WSJ because of our dedicated group of followers, and Tellurian is starting to attract some real attention from the talking heads over at CNBC and Bloomberg. You can hear the doubt as they talk about a $3 stock. But we will have the last laugh. I have been holding for over two years, having first bought a little at $8 pre-Covid. My average is now $1.80. I plan to hold the majority until the first ship leaves the dock in 2025. $Tell makes up more than 90% of my portfolio. If you want more info or have questions, let me know. We have a great community of obsessed Tellionaires that know everything possible about Tellurian.', 'Natural gas exports, specifically $TELL.\n\nAs you may have noticed, natural gas prices are extremely high in the US and abroad. The United States has a tremendous amount of oil reserves in shale. Accessing the oil creates an abundance of gas, however the investment cost of drilling and fracking requires a particular price level to justify investment. This creates cyclical commodities prices as the owners of the frackable land decide to drill or not drill based on prices and well viability. Because of this, like all commodities, the domestic market for energy is very competitive. The competition drives out margin forcing consolidation to enable economies of scale for the largest producers. \n\nHere is where $TELL comes in; Charif Souki who founded Cheniere (largest exporter of US LNG out of Sabine pass TX) is looking to expand US gas exports by partnering with one of these groups with a large shale play in the Haynesville and exporting the gas on the global markets. Because there is a global shortage of energy and renewables are expensive, not viable everywhere and very low market share currently, the best way to increase access to energy globally and stabilize the demand for the abundant US gas is to export it (the same concept why the USA and France are fighting over arms export deals… the exporting country gains economies of scale in stabilizing domestic markets which in gas are cyclical for reasons discussed above!).\n\nHigh gas prices in the US will give Tellurian the runway they need selling gas domestically to generate cash flows for acquiring land and M&A activity. Once they have enough upstream gas reserves secured through a combination of their own wells and acquisition, they already have lined up the 10 years contracts (Billions $$ of forwards revenue) with Shell, Gunvor and Vitol. They will finance the construction of the export terminal with a bank loan while credit is cheap, declare FID in Q1 2022 and begin construction. They have already signed a 20 year lease on the site land and have begun widening roads and pre construction activities. \n\nThere are major catalysts coming in the next few months (upstream acquisition, M&A, financing and FID) that will make this stock 3x in the short term, then stable growth over the 5 year construction window looking at a final price >$40 once they are actually exporting gas in 2026/7. You can look at $LNG (Cheniere) for some historical comparisons of how these kind of projects explode after FID and grow as they are exporting gas. \n\nThis is over 80% of my current portfolio and it will be my vehicle for building generational wealth for my children.'], 'PLTR': ['SoFi, PLTR and COST', "Both of these are 10% of my portfolio.\n\n\nMedium term? CLF\n\nBy July next year even if prices of HRC steel taper they'll be at 1x p/b at the current share price so you can add on the value of 10 p/e whatever profit where HRC coil stabilises at to the share price and then figure that profit will be paid back to investors either in dividends or buybacks ad infinitum.\n\nLong term? PLTR\n\nPeople too obsessed with current profit and what the company did for the last 15 years. What do they do? Hire the smartest fucking people they can possibly find to develop a useful piece of software for businesses to actually increase that businesses profitability. If they pull it off it'll be like owning Microsoft in the 80s.", 'PLTR', "Exactly, if it makes people money its wsb approved.. I made 50% on IRNT in 24 hours because I made a big balls move and took profits. WSB was never about playing safe stocks wtf we never even used to buy shares it was 1 DTE FD's - the biggest GUH you could spend money on. If you bought PLTR last year at $20 you would barely have scraped 50% in 12 months", 'https://i.imgur.com/nAWFaiX.jpg\n\nI legit think PLTR wil end up a mainstay of corporations akin to Salesforce, MSFT', 'As someone who bought PLTR at 27$ I feel 😎 today.', 'Where do you see PLTR going from here? Very interested in becoming a palantard if this holds up.', 'PLTR GANG LETS GO'], 'UUUU': ['BABA. Going to keep adding too.\nEdit: and also UUUU'], 'CLF': ["Both of these are 10% of my portfolio.\n\n\nMedium term? CLF\n\nBy July next year even if prices of HRC steel taper they'll be at 1x p/b at the current share price so you can add on the value of 10 p/e whatever profit where HRC coil stabilises at to the share price and then figure that profit will be paid back to investors either in dividends or buybacks ad infinitum.\n\nLong term? PLTR\n\nPeople too obsessed with current profit and what the company did for the last 15 years. What do they do? Hire the smartest fucking people they can possibly find to develop a useful piece of software for businesses to actually increase that businesses profitability. If they pull it off it'll be like owning Microsoft in the 80s.", 'CLF STLD TX MT - steel is dirt cheaper and making ridiculous amounts of cash.', 'CLF steel all day', 'CLF for me.'], 'HRC': ["Both of these are 10% of my portfolio.\n\n\nMedium term? CLF\n\nBy July next year even if prices of HRC steel taper they'll be at 1x p/b at the current share price so you can add on the value of 10 p/e whatever profit where HRC coil stabilises at to the share price and then figure that profit will be paid back to investors either in dividends or buybacks ad infinitum.\n\nLong term? PLTR\n\nPeople too obsessed with current profit and what the company did for the last 15 years. What do they do? Hire the smartest fucking people they can possibly find to develop a useful piece of software for businesses to actually increase that businesses profitability. If they pull it off it'll be like owning Microsoft in the 80s.", "Both of these are 10% of my portfolio.\n\n\nMedium term? CLF\n\nBy July next year even if prices of HRC steel taper they'll be at 1x p/b at the current share price so you can add on the value of 10 p/e whatever profit where HRC coil stabilises at to the share price and then figure that profit will be paid back to investors either in dividends or buybacks ad infinitum.\n\nLong term? PLTR\n\nPeople too obsessed with current profit and what the company did for the last 15 years. What do they do? Hire the smartest fucking people they can possibly find to develop a useful piece of software for businesses to actually increase that businesses profitability. If they pull it off it'll be like owning Microsoft in the 80s."], 'MVIS': ['MVIS', 'MVIS'], 'AMZN': ['AA because aluminum prices keep going up and AMZN calls because it’s an unstoppable force', 'DIS - becoming a high margin media company. AMZN - steam rolling the world. Apple - 90% of kids/teens prefer Apple products. Apple will rule laptop/phone/wearables market.', "\nI really like IRNT. \n\nI do think that it's going up faster after getting noticed. It has a lot of trust in the cybersecurity community. \n\nIt's a great opportunity for the people who can't invest on GOOG AMZN or other expensive high growth stock to invest in. \n\nIt will follow the pattern of ascent as CRWD and other cybersecurity companies. CRWD ipo at $34 only two years ago. But this one is a current favorite because of its CEO is a former NSA chief and its published white paper gain traction for its effectiveness so it will surpass CRWD price. \n\nCybercrime is only getting worse so they're getting more government contracts and partnering with more corporations. \n\nIt will go up and go up quickly with or without any pumping or dumping."], 'SAFE': ['Love this type of thread. \n\n\n\nSTAR. Hands down. \n\n\nIt’s nonsense it’s this low. Owns 2/3 of SAFE which should mean STAR share price is $40+ but it’s stuck at $26.'], 'STAR': ['Love this type of thread. \n\n\n\nSTAR. Hands down. \n\n\nIt’s nonsense it’s this low. Owns 2/3 of SAFE which should mean STAR share price is $40+ but it’s stuck at $26.'], 'CMRE': ['Shipping lessors.\n\nThe containership trade has gone from ridiculous to insanely ridiculous. 1/3 of the global fleet is currently at anchor either being loaded, unloaded, or waiting to unload - which means ship owners are making even more money as they charge by the day. Maersk the biggest western publicly traded shipper has quadrupled its guidance for 2021 profit since may. My guess is it will turn more profit then Amazon this year at a market cap of $60b. And in may we were already looking at record prices.\n\nOne shipping lessor I own recently chartered out a small old ship for $12m/2 months. This company owns 14 ships and the average ship lasts for 25-30 years. That $12m would account for 10% of that companies market cap at its august stock price(the stock has doubled since late July).\n\nThe prices will remain insane until at least next summer and shipping lessors at that time will have fixed their entire fleets to print cash until at least 2025. At rates that will result in P/E of 1.0 in 2022 and 2023 IF their stock prices remain the same.\n\nThe companies I can mention that meet WSB requirements are CMRE and DAC. But the small caps will do dramatically better.'], 'STLD': ['CLF STLD TX MT - steel is dirt cheaper and making ridiculous amounts of cash.'], 'TX': ['CLF STLD TX MT - steel is dirt cheaper and making ridiculous amounts of cash.'], 'MT': ['CLF STLD TX MT - steel is dirt cheaper and making ridiculous amounts of cash.', 'MT has been stuck in the same 33$ channel since May. Im not expecting much consistent movement from steel stocks tbh'], 'DIS': ['DIS - becoming a high margin media company. AMZN - steam rolling the world. Apple - 90% of kids/teens prefer Apple products. Apple will rule laptop/phone/wearables market.'], 'BB': ['BB checking in. After AWS partnered with them on IVY, which could possibly be in every car in a decade, I knew the long term potential was huge, but far from guaranteed. It’s a long term gains play with no catalyst in the short term.'], 'SEAS': ['10/1 SEAS $56 Put, it is up near 52 week highs and has to correct at least 10%'], 'FDX': ['$FDX and $BFLY\n\nFDX bc online shopping is growing over time. Even the boomers who didn’t want to online shop for whatever reason were pushed into it through the pandemic and many of them seem to be continuing with it. Their market cap is small considering their fundamentals. \n\nBFLY bc my husband is a physician and imaging is crossing over into many sectors of medicine not just radiologist anymore. And anyone has who has used a butterfly loves it, many are switching from old bulky ultrasound machines to the butterfly which also has cloud storage. Fundamentals are meh right now but I think they’ll grow into them.\n\n\nEdit- this probably isn’t the right place to talk fundamentals but thought I’d put it up ☺️'], 'NVDA': ['Debit Puts Spreads on Nvda, COST, Dpz, SHOP, Adbe Selling Credit Call Spreads on Rut and SPY.\n\nMarket may not drop but some of these names are at ath or close to it and I see them slowly bleeding down in price over next couple month. Already happening on Nvda, Dpz and Shop. NVDA has been showing weakness. Just need sideways to slowly down. COST and Adbe have earning soon and I think they will be good, but not good enough to justify current price, sell the news events.\n\nI have been in some of these positions for weeks. Put on Shop is at $1570 so already well in the money. DPZ Dec $510 Puts, COST $550 for Nov.'], 'DPZ': ['Debit Puts Spreads on Nvda, COST, Dpz, SHOP, Adbe Selling Credit Call Spreads on Rut and SPY.\n\nMarket may not drop but some of these names are at ath or close to it and I see them slowly bleeding down in price over next couple month. Already happening on Nvda, Dpz and Shop. NVDA has been showing weakness. Just need sideways to slowly down. COST and Adbe have earning soon and I think they will be good, but not good enough to justify current price, sell the news events.\n\nI have been in some of these positions for weeks. Put on Shop is at $1570 so already well in the money. DPZ Dec $510 Puts, COST $550 for Nov.'], 'GOOG': ["\nI really like IRNT. \n\nI do think that it's going up faster after getting noticed. It has a lot of trust in the cybersecurity community. \n\nIt's a great opportunity for the people who can't invest on GOOG AMZN or other expensive high growth stock to invest in. \n\nIt will follow the pattern of ascent as CRWD and other cybersecurity companies. CRWD ipo at $34 only two years ago. But this one is a current favorite because of its CEO is a former NSA chief and its published white paper gain traction for its effectiveness so it will surpass CRWD price. \n\nCybercrime is only getting worse so they're getting more government contracts and partnering with more corporations. \n\nIt will go up and go up quickly with or without any pumping or dumping."], 'CRWD': ["\nI really like IRNT. \n\nI do think that it's going up faster after getting noticed. It has a lot of trust in the cybersecurity community. \n\nIt's a great opportunity for the people who can't invest on GOOG AMZN or other expensive high growth stock to invest in. \n\nIt will follow the pattern of ascent as CRWD and other cybersecurity companies. CRWD ipo at $34 only two years ago. But this one is a current favorite because of its CEO is a former NSA chief and its published white paper gain traction for its effectiveness so it will surpass CRWD price. \n\nCybercrime is only getting worse so they're getting more government contracts and partnering with more corporations. \n\nIt will go up and go up quickly with or without any pumping or dumping.", "\nI really like IRNT. \n\nI do think that it's going up faster after getting noticed. It has a lot of trust in the cybersecurity community. \n\nIt's a great opportunity for the people who can't invest on GOOG AMZN or other expensive high growth stock to invest in. \n\nIt will follow the pattern of ascent as CRWD and other cybersecurity companies. CRWD ipo at $34 only two years ago. But this one is a current favorite because of its CEO is a former NSA chief and its published white paper gain traction for its effectiveness so it will surpass CRWD price. \n\nCybercrime is only getting worse so they're getting more government contracts and partnering with more corporations. \n\nIt will go up and go up quickly with or without any pumping or dumping.", "\nI really like IRNT. \n\nI do think that it's going up faster after getting noticed. It has a lot of trust in the cybersecurity community. \n\nIt's a great opportunity for the people who can't invest on GOOG AMZN or other expensive high growth stock to invest in. \n\nIt will follow the pattern of ascent as CRWD and other cybersecurity companies. CRWD ipo at $34 only two years ago. But this one is a current favorite because of its CEO is a former NSA chief and its published white paper gain traction for its effectiveness so it will surpass CRWD price. \n\nCybercrime is only getting worse so they're getting more government contracts and partnering with more corporations. \n\nIt will go up and go up quickly with or without any pumping or dumping."], 'NSA': ["\nI really like IRNT. \n\nI do think that it's going up faster after getting noticed. It has a lot of trust in the cybersecurity community. \n\nIt's a great opportunity for the people who can't invest on GOOG AMZN or other expensive high growth stock to invest in. \n\nIt will follow the pattern of ascent as CRWD and other cybersecurity companies. CRWD ipo at $34 only two years ago. But this one is a current favorite because of its CEO is a former NSA chief and its published white paper gain traction for its effectiveness so it will surpass CRWD price. \n\nCybercrime is only getting worse so they're getting more government contracts and partnering with more corporations. \n\nIt will go up and go up quickly with or without any pumping or dumping."], 'CTB': ["I'm wondering if anyone baked into their assumptions the dead cat turning into a roaring kitty.\n\nPerhaps the Sep Weeklies/Oct/Nov/Feb calls get exercised early (Friday just before closing) to force MMs to deliver shares early next week they can't deliver and have to buy at open market. If I was a huge hedge fund(s,s,s) wanting to squeeze the life out anyone short and the MMs... that's how I would do it.\n\nYou forfeit the intrinsic value of options held ITM to force a squeeze for lower cost OTM options / shares if you want the stock to break 100, 200, 300, etc.\n\nRandom ape talk:\r \n\\-S1 has not been filed for the PIPE, it will be at some point\r \n\\-1.1m shares were awarded to various officers on 9/14 but it does not look like they were added to the float\r \n\\-Warrant redemptions can begin as early as 9/27 per filings, but the CEO said they don't need cash for a while in the CNBC interview so who knows when they will tap into this\r \n\\-Ortex showing short shares 5.75M as of 9/17 with CTB 480%, utilization 100%\r \n\\-Float is still less than 1.3m, or 2.4m depending on the number you use, with approx 68k options ITM under $25 for the entire chain. (Exercisable early negating call/put ratio)\r \n\\-Probably missed something, but who cares, this is a casino.\n\nThis is not financial advice.\n\nGME, AMC and CLOV ape here. Looking forward to seeing the dead cat or a roaring kitty next week in IRNT."], 'TLRY': ['Time to buy TLRY leaps. Dilution is already priced in. Another blowout earnings and we won’t see 15 again. I’m going all in'], 'HSBC': ['PUTS on HSBC or Blackrock it is then 😋'], 'DTE': ["Exactly, if it makes people money its wsb approved.. I made 50% on IRNT in 24 hours because I made a big balls move and took profits. WSB was never about playing safe stocks wtf we never even used to buy shares it was 1 DTE FD's - the biggest GUH you could spend money on. If you bought PLTR last year at $20 you would barely have scraped 50% in 12 months"], 'DASH': ['Lol I made a mint on DASH puts earlier this year, how the fuck is that dumpster fire +200!?'], 'ONE': ['This is amazing DD. Its only $6 per share. With leverage I can buy 1,000 shares for $1,500. If 1000 people on WSB make that move THAT IS THE ENTIRE FLOAT. It could legit go to $50. ONE institution could buy that whole float if they really wanted to f*ck hedgies over! 🚀🌚'], 'IMO': ['Do your own DD, not bashing the play but shorts could have built their position months ago, when the stock was 11 dollars, squeezing them is hard because they aren’t underwater until then assuming they are holding their position until they are at least underwater. Sure it’s hard to cover if there are a disproportionate amount of shares shorted against trades able float, but people sell very easily 138 million in volume today lol. IMO the best play would be to buy shares and sell ITM calls and profit off volatility on the WSB sheep who have pumping all the DD the past ~month, not new but definitely more noticeable.', 'You know if you just drew the line underneath GME (showing the higher lows, instead of the lower highs as you point out), it would be actually moving up with the market, just overall having more down days (thus having a negative beta) \n\nIMO gme technically has been moving ‘up’ with the market depending on how you look at it.', 'IMO looks like we need to break 13.25/13.30 for anything to hold. Doable tho'], 'BEKE': ['Yes, long YANG, short BEKE and NOAH. Another post about this a few days ago. Definitely sounds like blood is in the water but I still don’t see PRC letting their economy take a significant hit. They have too much to lose.'], 'PE': ['The huge growth companies at the top are always going to be the ones that do the most damage to people\'s portfolio if there is indeed a bubble because most investors are in those companies, hence their high prices.\n\nhttps://youtu.be/kfMFDcuDKYA?t=76\n\nNote how none of these companies are bullshit dotcom hype companies and most of them are not even tech companies. They almost all ate shit when the bubble burst. General Electric lost like half its market cap in a year. Walmart, Exxon and Pfizer took a huge hit.\n\nNow, go down the list of S&P 500 companies and look at the price to sales ratios. These companies are roughly 30% of the S&P. \n\n| Company | P/S |\n| ----- | ----- |\n| Apple | 7.16 |\n| Microsoft | 13.81 |\n| Amazon | 15.33 | \n| Facebook | 10.29 |\n| Google | 8.73 |\n| Berkshire Hathaway | 1.76 |\n| Tesla | 20.58 |\n| Nvidia | 25.29 |\n| JP Morgan | 4.01 |\n| Johnson and Johnson | 4.94 |\n\nLook at this bullshit: https://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-price-to-sales They were looking a bit high before the pandemic, and during the pandemic they went from high to fucking nuts. "Normal" numbers are between 1 and 2 and all the companies at the top are from like 7 to 25.\n\nPrice to book has all kinds of problems but it\'s hard for me to hand wave away such a massive increase in such a short time. Corporate debt is eventually going to matter. https://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-price-to-book\n\nHigh P/S makes sense when pricing in growth, but how many of these companies actually going to have that growth? With the exception of Tesla, these are pretty mature companies with growing revenue. But they\'re priced for a *lot* of growth, not *some* growth. If that growth narrative ends up being overblown, future revenue expectations will drop, the net present value will drop, and the prices will decline and most investors will see large losses because most investors are in these companies, hence their high prices.\n\nSome of these companies have PE ratios above 60. Again, high PE ratio makes sense when pricing in growth, but these companies are already at the top of the S&P.', 'The huge growth companies at the top are always going to be the ones that do the most damage to people\'s portfolio if there is indeed a bubble because most investors are in those companies, hence their high prices.\n\nhttps://youtu.be/kfMFDcuDKYA?t=76\n\nNote how none of these companies are bullshit dotcom hype companies and most of them are not even tech companies. They almost all ate shit when the bubble burst. General Electric lost like half its market cap in a year. Walmart, Exxon and Pfizer took a huge hit.\n\nNow, go down the list of S&P 500 companies and look at the price to sales ratios. These companies are roughly 30% of the S&P. \n\n| Company | P/S |\n| ----- | ----- |\n| Apple | 7.16 |\n| Microsoft | 13.81 |\n| Amazon | 15.33 | \n| Facebook | 10.29 |\n| Google | 8.73 |\n| Berkshire Hathaway | 1.76 |\n| Tesla | 20.58 |\n| Nvidia | 25.29 |\n| JP Morgan | 4.01 |\n| Johnson and Johnson | 4.94 |\n\nLook at this bullshit: https://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-price-to-sales They were looking a bit high before the pandemic, and during the pandemic they went from high to fucking nuts. "Normal" numbers are between 1 and 2 and all the companies at the top are from like 7 to 25.\n\nPrice to book has all kinds of problems but it\'s hard for me to hand wave away such a massive increase in such a short time. Corporate debt is eventually going to matter. https://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-price-to-book\n\nHigh P/S makes sense when pricing in growth, but how many of these companies actually going to have that growth? With the exception of Tesla, these are pretty mature companies with growing revenue. But they\'re priced for a *lot* of growth, not *some* growth. If that growth narrative ends up being overblown, future revenue expectations will drop, the net present value will drop, and the prices will decline and most investors will see large losses because most investors are in these companies, hence their high prices.\n\nSome of these companies have PE ratios above 60. Again, high PE ratio makes sense when pricing in growth, but these companies are already at the top of the S&P.'], 'RH': ['You’re confusing brokerages (RobinHood) and market makers (Citadel). \n\nBrokerages cannot do what you claiming they are only acting as agents. The reason RH and others suspended trading on certain stocks is because when you buy and sell stocks the brokerage is not instantly transferring money, instead they have accounts with the clearing house companies. \n\nRH needs to keep a certain balance with clearing houses based on the volatility of the stocks. Also as they are lending on Margin the brokerage is taking in a risk that you will be able to settle your account. If the stocks become too volatile and the risk is too high the clearing house requires more active capital from the brokerage and until such liquidity is provided they may not let the brokerage buy certain high volume volatile stocks. \n\nClearing houses, once they accept a trade guarantee to complete it and transfer the stock and cash. So they want to protect themselves from a brokerage going insolvent and they are left holding the bag. \n\nRobinHood was the obvious target as it’s was heavily used by armchair traders because of it’s discount fee structure, but a lot of big US discount brokers had the same liquidity event. The bigger brokerages were able to clear it faster but very few organizations have billions of dollars just sitting there doing nothing. Just because their name it is tied to major banks doesn’t mean they can just go up to the CEO and borrow a billion dollars. These things take time … Robin Hood didn’t have a parent org to go ask and so had to sell equity to get the required capital to continue trading. \n\nIn Canada, because of the much lower exposure there were no such restrictions on accounts from the brokerage firms based in Canada only. \n\nThe stock market is not simple …', 'You’re confusing brokerages (RobinHood) and market makers (Citadel). \n\nBrokerages cannot do what you claiming they are only acting as agents. The reason RH and others suspended trading on certain stocks is because when you buy and sell stocks the brokerage is not instantly transferring money, instead they have accounts with the clearing house companies. \n\nRH needs to keep a certain balance with clearing houses based on the volatility of the stocks. Also as they are lending on Margin the brokerage is taking in a risk that you will be able to settle your account. If the stocks become too volatile and the risk is too high the clearing house requires more active capital from the brokerage and until such liquidity is provided they may not let the brokerage buy certain high volume volatile stocks. \n\nClearing houses, once they accept a trade guarantee to complete it and transfer the stock and cash. So they want to protect themselves from a brokerage going insolvent and they are left holding the bag. \n\nRobinHood was the obvious target as it’s was heavily used by armchair traders because of it’s discount fee structure, but a lot of big US discount brokers had the same liquidity event. The bigger brokerages were able to clear it faster but very few organizations have billions of dollars just sitting there doing nothing. Just because their name it is tied to major banks doesn’t mean they can just go up to the CEO and borrow a billion dollars. These things take time … Robin Hood didn’t have a parent org to go ask and so had to sell equity to get the required capital to continue trading. \n\nIn Canada, because of the much lower exposure there were no such restrictions on accounts from the brokerage firms based in Canada only. \n\nThe stock market is not simple …'], 'FB': ['1) super bad for crypt0 and, more specifically, stable coins (I fully expect for FB to delay deployment of their wallet)\n\n2) FedResInk ain\'t "tapering" anytime soon (well, maybe they might try to slip something in if China imploding tanks the US stock market)\n\n3) No More Shoes For You - Shoe Nazi (AKA Vietnam)\n\n4) The biggest question of 2021: will China be able to prevent contagion outside of China? (See Australia taking a dump due to iron ore price tanking)\n\n5) the US Chamber of Commerce promoted narrative of "we can\'t find workers because they\'re all being lazy on the government dole" is beginning to break down.\n\n6) See \\#2. Corporate bond yields might be going up, tho.\n\n7) There ain\'t no ~~$3T~~ ~~$2T~~ $1T infrastructure bill (a standing wave snipe hunt of many, many US presidents). You know how you can tell Biden doesn\'t have a killer instinct? Manchin is still alive.\n\n8) Could China\'s bad debt problem prevent them from insuring the US can roll its debt? Will that be dressed up as a "debt ceiling" issue?\n\n9) meh...\n\n10) This will be a "please re-appoint me" FedResInk event.\n\n11) They all just got a lot poorer (Crazy Broke Asians).\n\n12) This might be the seasons were FTDs get really real.\n\n13) I\'m guessing that Biden\'s big UK-Australia link-up gets a lot more muted, as nobody will have the spare bucks/debt to buy a bunch of US nuke subs.'], 'RA': ['Pictures are pretty and all... But how about some actual RA on the data to spit out how closely correlated they actually are?'], 'CIA': ['Palantards unite. Warren buffet said you have to invest like you can only buy 5 stocks in your whole life. Palantir is one of my five. CIA will be spying on us until we’re all 105 years old'], 'MSFT': ['https://i.imgur.com/nAWFaiX.jpg\n\nI legit think PLTR wil end up a mainstay of corporations akin to Salesforce, MSFT'], 'AM': ['Thanks. Made my first call options play today 12.50c 9/17. Purchased 20 contracts first thing in AM for .10 each and sold at .20 around noon. Small profit, but a fun ride nonetheless', 'You have been Nostradamus like recently and I here I am yet again, lamenting my late awareness of above play. Seeing options today on this bad boy were like crazy 5-8x baggers. WHEN AM I GONNA GET IN EARLY!?!?! IM SOOOO DUE! \n\nWhat are your time of day considerations when releasing your DD? Please keep up the amazing shit your putting out there...'], 'NOW': ['ITS GOING NOW'], 'WISH': ['I am kind of glad I had my hands full with my CLOV and WISH bags, so that I couldn’t get out my phone to fomo into this one'], 'EW': ['Quote : Apes together strong.\nHab some professional trader that did an EW on $PLTR.\nTarget around 60.'], 'BIG': ['BIG DOGS GOTTA EAT'], 'EAT': ['BIG DOGS GOTTA EAT'], 'ROKU': ["VLTA chargers are at all the places you would expect. Wegman's, top golf, etc. Think they have a chance to be the ROKU of EVs with their video screens"], 'MS': ['Only thing missing from this DD is an MS paint picture showing me surrounded by stick figure girls and bags with $ signs on them'], 'SP': ['How does it feel to literally be able to move markets? I don’t think it is a coincidence that IV and SP spiked on this in unison with this post. \n\nFuck, I’m in'], 'OI': ["I aped in ngl your despac calls have been spot on so far, including TMC which I am patiently waiting for 🙇\u200d♂️.\n\n​\n\nEDIT: Just read the DD after ape'ing in u/pennyether for OI the utlization at 100% but SI being marginal hints to supply constraints of share to borrow which is good. Also to me, threshold security without a pop is bullish imo [some papers](http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.618.2212&rep=rep1&type=pdf) say FTD/Threshold is more sig than SI. So with large FTD's like in the upper quartile then within a \\[–7, +5\\] window of threshold inclusion, the linked paper says positive abnormal returns of 31.9%. There are some conditions that don't match VTLA -- but basically they want a limited supply of lendable shares + highest quartile of fails. Can only guess about # of fails since it's so new (and FTD data is delayed) but it around 5% of float which I view to be significant https://sec.report/fails.php?tc=vlta"], 'UK': ['With ya too homie, from the UK'], 'MU': ["Like I'm gonna trust you over some 19 year old that snorts crushed crayons!!!1!\n\nBRO THE HEDGIES R FUKT FORCED TO EXERCISE TRILAMBDA OMEGA MU SQUEEZE"], 'HAS': ['The SP500 HAS to go up long term. America is a capitalistic economy. That means those that provide the "capital" have to benefit otherwise why take the risk over fixed income (bonds/ cash). So as long as you believe in America as a growth story Sp500 will ALWAYS go up over any long period of time. This is what folks miss when the see a Warren Buffett or Jack Bogle. They are true patriots. They believe in the growth story that is America which is why they love to invest in U.S. countries.\n\n Now keep in mind it OFTEN goes down for spurts or longer. Sp500 drops 10% almost every year as a normal and often recovers. That under performance can last awhile. The sp500 was FLAT for the whole decade of the 2000\'s. So it is normal to have times when it goes downhill. \n\nIf you don\'t need the money for 10+ years just concentrate on saving as much as you can and just keep investing over and over again.'], 'BLK': ['I feel like the stock does this though. Follow this pattern where it shoots up a bunch and then falls back down. It did this around $700 stock price area. Recently BLK went all the way up to $957 and now it’s dropping like usual. I wouldn’t be worried about it. I actually been buying shares since it’s been dropping. Bought some last week and today. I’m long term on this stock.'], 'BX': ['BX > BLK. So glad I decided this in 2020']}
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