Are you poor? I'm genuinely curious what info you have that poors are struggling to afford groceries. I live with and have lived with poors all year (and I myself make under 30k this year) and the price of groceries is the lowest of concerns. A drop in the bucket compared to rent/student loans/health care/car payments/etc. All the poors I know eat out every day and only struggle to buy cigarettes 🤷‍♂️ I'm sure there's some specific scenarios like a single mother working two jobs with four kids, but the 'poors' of today, at least my generation, are all singles with no dependents lmao. My evidence is all anecdotal tho

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The call buys are insane this week though. Much higher than past four months

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We're pricing in four of those cuts. Markets know we'll get the 25bp one but trying to front run 4 cuts is why we keep pumping.

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I've had $open for about four months and was thinking about dumping it. Then logged on today to see it go bezerk. What did I miss?

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Me too (10k) and I already did. I start peeling off shares on the way up, been caught a few times and left some on the table by not taking profit. Not this time. Open has already paid for itself four times over.

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First four letters of 'analyst' Explains why their predictions are shit

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The company is worth over four thousand billion already…

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AVGO's 2025 AI revenue is $20 billion Hock Tan received a performance stock unit award of 610,251 shares of common stock as part of a recent contract extension. The award will fully vest if Broadcom reaches $90 billion in revenue from its AI products over any consecutive four-quarter period from fiscal 2028 through fiscal 2030 That award will double if Broadcom earns $105 billion in AI revenue and triple if revenue totals more than $120 billion. Should Broadcom fail to hit $60 billion in AI revenue during the period, Tan would forfeit the entire award. Payouts vary incrementally between those levels. As of Tuesday’s close, the shares would be valued around $205.5 million. Compare that to a $1 trillion pay package that Elon Musk needed lol 🤡

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You can buy a lightly used Civic for less than 20 grand. You don't need to spend 50k for a fully loaded CRV. I look around and see 30% trucks, 50% SUVs and maybe 20% Sedans. No one actually needs the abhorrently overpriced and massive cars most drive these days. They just want to. Edit: AI actually says my guess was right. I thought it might be a regional thing but nope, crazy. In the U.S. new vehicle market as of 2024-2025, SUVs and trucks accounted for approximately 75% of sales, with SUVs making up about 58-60% and trucks around 20% of the market, leaving sedans (traditional cars) with a significantly smaller share of roughly 19-21%. This reflects a cultural shift where larger, versatile vehicles like SUVs and trucks are the dominant consumer choice. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] Breakdown of the U.S. New Vehicle Market SUVs: Roughly 58-60% of the marketTrucks: Approximately 20% of the marketSedans: Around 19-21% of the market Key Trends Dominance of SUVs and Trucks: These light trucks and crossovers have steadily increased their share of the market, making up a significant majority of new vehicle sales in recent years.Decline of Sedans: Traditional car segments, including sedans, have experienced a considerable decline, dropping from a larger share of the market a decade ago to less than 20% by 2024.Consumer Preferences: The shift is driven by consumer demand for the perceived benefits of larger vehicles, such as a commanding driving position, a feeling of greater safety, and the utility of a truck or crossover.Automaker Strategy: Automakers also contribute to this trend by producing and marketing SUVs and trucks, which often yield higher profits than sedans. AI responses may include mistakes. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJSsyLkvOu4[2] https://www.kbb.com/car-news/in-an-suv-world-can-cars-make-a-comeback/[3] https://money.com/fewer-cars-more-suvs-trucks-trend/[4] https://www.thebuzzevnews.com/us-car-sales-2024-market-trends/[5] https://theshopmag.com/news/suvs-trucks-sales-record-2024/[6] https://www.autoblog.com/news/study-says-these-four-segments-make-up-half-of-us-car-sales

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Congrats. I’ve heard of four of these companies. You do you. 

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