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Comments: In case there ever was any doubt.With closer religious and cultural ties to Israel and a contempt for the extremist Iranian regime now in power, they’re joining counterprotesters at campus rallies.
Comments: A step in the right direction for a change: California makes Diwali an official statewide holiday
State employees could elect to take the day off, and public school students will get an excused absence to celebrate the holiday.
Comments: Trump administration officials seriously discussing invoking Insurrection Act, sources sayA decision isn't expected to be imminent, one source said, but debate within the administration has shifted recently to more deeply exploring how and when the act might be invoked.
Comments: I have been looking at QURE as well after their breakthrough. But did not jump in. 
Comments: I did not know ShahollAhies attacked students protesting Gaza killing at UCLA! That is terrible!
Comments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-qWJiR8leA
Comments: I also bought QURE after its break through from $14-$50 in a day. I bought at $55. It is above $64 today. Another potential longer term investment.
Comments: I did buy some ATCH and sold them today. Gain of 35% but not much in $ value ($300) total!!!🤪
Comments: Maghsoud, I’m looking at gold to go to $4,500-$5,000 but it’s hard to invest today as it has been up nearly 50% this year.
Comments: Thanks Zinsky. Would you still recommend buying GLD? I also hear that copper demand will be high for the data centers.
Comments: u guys remember ATCH? It is up 50% today ...
Comments: I bought GLD earlier this year. That one is the long term investment!
Comments: Is anyone invested in metals? Platinum, Gold, Silver, Copper Any advice?
Comments: به گزارش خبرنگار مهر، سردار آزمون مهاجم تیم ملی فوتبال ایران پس از عمل جراحی پای خود به دلیل شکستگی که در کشور سوئیس انجام داد با انتشار متنی در اینستاگرام عنوان کرد: «من تو این ۳ ماه ۲ تا عمل سختی رو پشت سر گذروندم ولی این ته ماجرا نیست، من اینقدر از نظر ذهنی قوی هستم که هرچقدر اتفاق بد برام بیوفته میدونم که قویتر از قبل بر میگردم و خودم رو ثابت میکنم به شما و هم تیمی هام قول میدم که بهترین خودم باشم به امید دیدار دوباره.» مهاجم شباب الاهلی امارات طبق پیش بین های اولیه پزشکان تا پایان بهمن ماه سال جاری نمی تواند پا به توپ شود. از این رو او در بازی های تیم ملی ایران نیز در ۴ ماه آینده حضور ندارد.
Comments: Also some time in the recent past (may be clinton era) they allowed retirement accounts to invest in stocks. That changed everything.
Comments: faghat akharesh 😂 https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOv2fvWjMnt/
Comments: Reza good point but it really has to do with emergence of internet. There used to be time that you had to buy Wall Street journal the next day to see what price your stock landed the day before. And the pricing was in segments of 1/8. You had to call your agent and ask to buy a stock for you and then after a week you get a letter in the mail that notified you about the stock you bought. Same is true about access to news and information nowadays. It is instant. The amount of news we take in on daily basis is like 1000 fold more. We used to wait and check the 6 o'clock news to find out how the weather is next day or even catch up with world news in 30 minutes. World has changed and with AI emerging very soon you just ask ChatGPT what stocks to buy. People are betting NFL using AI and some are saying it works. ☺️
Comments: Ding ding ding, winner winner - Chicken dinner 🥘
Comments: Reza this shit scares me. Those years with higher returns were always after a crash. But we have not had a crash now. WTF
Comments: For those of us who have been following US stock markets for decades, these numbers are unreal. In 80s n 90s you’d be lucky to have a double digit return per year. Now here, AMD does it in one day The year-after-year return rates for the S&P 500 during the 2000s, including dividends reinvested, are as follows: • 2000: -9.10% • 2001: -11.89% • 2002: -22.10% • 2003: 28.68% • 2004: 10.88% • 2005: 4.91% • 2006: 15.79% • 2007: 5.49% • 2008: -37.00% • 2009: 26.46% So basically 2000 to 2010 you would have made no money while inflation was killing you 2000s US Annual Inflation Rates (CPI-U) • 2000: 3.36% • 2001: 2.85% • 2002: 1.59% • 2003: 2.28% • 2004: 2.68% • 2005: 3.39% • 2006: 3.23% • 2007: 2.85% • 2008: 3.84% • 2009: -0.36% |
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