The US already pays for PLTRs revenue, which is AI, as part of those trillions spent killing people overseas.

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Google pays Apple 20b for safar/chrome. Now apple pays 1b a year to google for gemini. Round triping straight to profit lol.

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And so, so, so the guy _giggles_ And so, one guy, he eats shit. And the, _giggles_ the other guy, pays him $100 to eat, to, to, to eat the shit, now they've, both of them _giggles_ both have eaten shit, but the economy. _chortles_

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They don't. Most fail. That said, it takes a few things: 1.  Find truly undervalued stocks, then find out the reason.  In this case, Google was reporting strong revenue and growth, and was trading abnormally low for its peers.  I think it's PE and forward PE hit a low of about 13, while it's Mag7 peers were around 30-40.  This indicates that Google has more "runup" potential than its peers, so to speak.   2. The reason Google was undervalued was due to a specific issue that was going to resolve in the nearish future. In this case, the antitrust case.  A lot of people were, in my opinion, overly cautious with Google since they believed a break up was very possible. I did some looking and a lot of research, and breakups are rare in US antitrust courts, the judge seemed lukewarm at best to the idea, and other remedies existed.  So I personally loaded up on shares.  That said, 6 month calls were not a bad bet, as the case was set to be decided in August, almost certainly not catastrophic, and assuming those things are true, a run up was inevitable. 3. Risk it for the biscuit. There is no telling how quickly or when the market will run, hence why I went shares. The issue with options is expiration, so you can have an outsized gain or a substantial loss of it doesnt happen in your timeframe, or doesn't shoot up sharp enough to cover your premium. Generally, if a company like Google is getting hammered for little more than sentiment, it's worth looking in to.  Itay be months before it pays off, but it's there.

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Groceries go more expensive. Who the fuck pays additional money for delivering already expensive groceries? Use your brain pls

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1. No that's not how it will work. 2. You think he gives a shit if SCOTUS strikes down the tariffs? Courts have been ruling against most of the stuff he's doing since the first day he's been in office. He just pays them no mind and continues what he's doing. Nobody stands up to him. There are no repercussions. He has no incentive to not do the things that he's doing. Right now he is a spoiled child and congress and the courts are the parent who just keeps saying "don't do that. don't do that. don't do that." while he just continues to do that.

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No I know that the consumer pays for them though increased product prices. Im not dumb I just didn’t think it though before commenting

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I disagree, it was always the plan for tariffs to get overturned. The man on the street pays the price increase, and then the government collects the tarrifs, then when it's thrown out corporate America gets rebate checks but the man on the street gets nothing. Win for corporate America!

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So GOOG pays AAPL 20B to be default search on iphone, then AAPL pays back 1B to power siri. Seems a bit unbalanced? Sell sell sell xD

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