I won’t touch this stock again because their cfo violated their nda and from my readings we are approaching a real shock from this hormuz shit which big money will move from speculation to valuation and poet doesn’t make money. “According to RBC Wealth Management head of investment strategy Frederique Carrier, a rule of thumb used by the firm's chief economist is that an oil shock needs to last between three and six months to have a sustainable impact on inflation. Nuveen global investment strategist Laura Cooper said her firm still had AI tech exposure given its profitability, but was countering that with "dividend growers", infrastructure and real assets such as real estate and gold miners as a hedge against risks.” https://money.usnews.com/investing/news/articles/2026-05-01/analysis-investors-are-running-out-of-time-to-brace-for-true-oil-shock

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China is considered the only "superpower" adversary left standing, but they will forever just sit around and punch themselves in the dick with their capital controls. People think they cook the books, but in reality, the country is just so damn big and still so damn undeveloped outside of the major cities that they can't actually conduct proper national-level accounting. I highly recommend reading "Our Dollar, Your Problem" by Kenneth Rogoff.

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Well it’s a refinery also the bot says this but I don’t know if it’s considering context MPC (Marathon Petroleum) Earnings Summary Stock vs. normal ∙ Current: ~$238 ∙ 52-week range: $133–$255.77 — sitting at ~90% of range, ~7% off ATH ∙ +60% over past year ∙ Analyst avg PT: $249 (~5% upside) — recent raises (Morgan Stanley to $233 from $200) ∙ Dividend: $1.00 quarterly declared April 29 (~1.7% yield) Last earnings (Q4 2025, Feb 3, 2026) ∙ Adj EPS: $4.07 vs $2.72-2.73 est — massive beat (+49.63%) ∙ vs. $0.77 prior-year quarter ∙ Adj EBITDA: ~$3.5B (Q4), ~$12B FY2025 — Q4 +$1.4B YoY ∙ FY2025 cash from ops: $8.3B; $4.5B returned to shareholders ∙ Driven by stronger refining margins + 4.9% YoY decline in costs 2026 guide (issued at Feb print) ∙ $700M refining capex (-20% from 2025) ∙ Continued capital discipline ∙ Reduced spend with high utilization Q1 2026 setup (May 5 BMO) ∙ EPS estimate: $2.00 (different sources show $0.92 to $2.00 — wide spread suggests big uncertainty) ∙ Revenue estimate: $33.88B ∙ Crack spread tailwind: oil up ~70% since Feb 28 (US-Iran), refiners benefit from elevated margins ∙ Backdrop: WTI volatility, summer driving season setup

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Charged me $60 at the gate because the wife's purse was "too big". The once and only time I flew Spirit. Good riddance.

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Last time, it was mostly Pentwater making big bucks. Now that their remaining portion is locked, I am inviting the dolphins in for the play to make up for the pressure leaks Pentwater left behind. As you can see, my DD would eliminate 90%+ of the retail investors here, they will be left wondering what they just read. I only need the dolphins to catch on, the ones that have the capital, know the risks, and can make the proper play.

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How come no big tiddy girls ever try to extract my sweet sweet juices? Why is it only elderly little hat people?

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Damn could've at least used trailing stops to let those big ones ride eh?

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My exact thoughts. Pretty sure CAT is up big too. This list is nonsense.

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Lmaoo bro gets free seeggs and big cannons and decides to sue!?!? Lmao rettarded

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yeah it feels like the trigger for an actual "crash" is gone. It was supposed to crash 1 month ago and trump toned it down. it seems they just end up at a deal at some point. the big crash goal is not happening

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