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**TLDR:** * Adobe has lost their monopoly to a free alternatives * These alternatives will soon be at parity with creative cloud projects and then will start exceeding them in quality * The free alternative is way worse for Adobe than most people expect * Adobe's most vulnerable segments are small creatives (\~25% of revenue) and their Acrobat office services (\~27% of revenue), which leave roughly 50% of their revenue vulnerable to heavy impacts, with cracks starting in Q4 and showing more definitively in Q1 27 * Wall Street and big money will start pricing this in as the writing on the wall becomes more clear * If ADBE only returns to recent lows of $190, there is significant upside in playing medium term puts * ADBE RSI (14) is high, signaling a push down regardless **SUMMARY** Adobe has incurred heavy stock loses already this year on the fear of AI competition, but it is unlikely that a free alternative was expected. There are many people who are angry at Adobe's aggressive subscription tactics and fees and are highly motivated to recreate the product they love collaboratively to keep the product they know and screw over Adobe in return. I made a post about this about a week ago and received a lot of backlash. I have addressed many of the arguments for my position in that thread, but I will cover the greatest hits here for why any bull case for ADBE is weak and why I believe Wall Street will quickly come to the same conclusion and start exiting their money **NO ONE WILL SWITCH TO UNSUPPORTED SOFTWARE (Open-Source)** **Case For ADBE:** Adobe is a well-established company with a strong reputation as the front-runner for creative software. Historically any alternatives have either not had enough support (open-source) or were too different for creatives who had spent years to decades training with Adobe to justify switching. Additionally, for major corporations, using the flagship industry standard software came with the benefit of being able to attract top-tier talent familiar with the software and having access to Adobe's support for any issues the company may incur with the software. These large companies are already heavily locked-in with Adobe and switching solutions has to demonstrate immediate and clear justification for why such a turn-over would be justified. If companies swapped to new open-source software, who would they call when there is an issue with the software and they don't know how to fix it? How would they get guarantees of issue resolutions? **Case Against ADBE:** Open source software has changed with the advent of AI. Historically open-source was built on the goodwill of programmers who would do additionally development in their free time for passion projects or large corporations that would build core utilities either to earn goodwill of the public (React, Angular, etc) or to facilitate selling support services (ElasticSearch). For the hobbyist programmers there was never urgency to resolve user issues as this was a labor of love, not of profit. The high cost of time to develop solutions and low supply of developers willing to support these projects often meant slow paces for the software that could not meet the demands of large corporations. Additionally, these open-source software solutions often stayed distinct from flagship products to avoid legal issues because since these products moved so slowly and on the backs of individuals working in their spare time, there was credible fear that any encroachment on major corporations with legal teams could incur legislative wrath. All of this equation has changed with AI assisted development, and especially with the newest models Opus 5.5 and GPT6 and it will only snowball from here. Now, the public users who want open-source products donate a fraction of their time and some or all of their $200 Anthropic subscription (which is cheap compared to the $/hour time of good software engineers) and when the community collaboratively rallies together, they can develop a flagship product in little to no time. Let me explain below [PhotoCraft](https://github.com/storytold/photocraft) (the open-source Photoshop) has demonstrated an incredible velocity of development not witnessed in almost any open-source product ever. As of this writing, there have been 2,400 commits (10% of commits to [React over 13 years](https://github.com/react/react), but in less than a month), [1,680 resolved tickets](https://github.com/storytold/photocraft/issues) and [change logs](https://github.com/storytold/photocraft/releases/tag/v0.9.0) that come out every 2 days that are 10x longer than [Photoshop's release log](https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/desktop/whats-new/photoshop-on-desktop-release-notes.html) each month. The people who have already given their goodwill historically for open-source can more easily than ever do so and now all they have to do is donate some left-over tokens. Additionally this goodwill is motivated by many spited Adobe users who love their product, but hate the company. Companies and the public will quickly realize that if they have an issue, all they have to do is cut an issue on the Github repo and someone will resolve it. Companies can now easily have their own support with an AI subscription to fill the gaps of the open-source product instead of needing support from Adobe and AI support is quickly becoming the industry standard that everyone is getting used to any ways. **PEOPLE WON'T MIGRATE** **Case for ADBE:** There is plenty of historical evidence that people don't migrate from what they know. Here are the best examples: 1. There have been open-source and free alternatives forever (Resolve, GIMP, Photopea, Canva) and no one has left CreativeCloud because they have the best products. Historical CreativeCloud products actually have captured some of the market, but often, any minor differences in tools is a bridge too far for creatives to change. Professionals need to operate with skill and efficiency. If they know how to do a stroke or brush effect in seconds in Photoshop, but it costs them minutes to hours to do so in another product just because they don't know how to put vision to paper in the same way with these different tools, then a small subscription fee save is not worth the time cost. 2. Google docs is free and yet everyone uses Microsoft Word. 3. Open-source is just cheap alternatives that people can't count on for updates and will never compete with flagship products **Case against ADBE:** 1. The new open-source alternatives mirror identical interfaces, processes identical files, soon will operate with the same functionality, and eventually will operate more efficiently and robustly than Adobe products. The rapid pace of development on PhotoCraft is unprecedented and is not understood by people outside the software development world. People are used to seeing a product and that product not changing very quickly. Photocraft has had an insane amount of development in just weeks. The version most people have tried when they complain about how buggy it is on Youtube was 0.6.0 which came out last week. [Photocraft is now on version 0.9.0](https://github.com/storytold/photocraft/releases) with roughly 10 pages worth of changes since those videos came out. This open-source solution has removed any migration friction by completely replicating creatives current patterns and any times that it does not, they can simply cut an issue ticket on the GitHub and it will get addressed. Soon, people will start demoing the 0.9.0 version and the probably soon to be 1.0 version which will be nearly identical to Photoshop with any glaring issues removed. This will be the time where it really settles in for people who don't understand what is happening, including Wall Street and Adobe insiders. Additionally the software is free to try and so users can easily test and vet when the software lives up to their standards and then make the swap. 2. This is again the migration friction argument, but with some more nuance. Google docs is almost identical, but has one huge snag for corporations: it is online only. Word has a huge advantage in being a downloaded product that corporations can run locally and feel like they are in control of their proprietary data. As much as people like Google, it is not safe as a corporation to store proprietary data in a 3rd party cloud. The open-source solutions also have this benefit. They can be run locally and offline and don't report to any central servers. Users completely own their data and are even more secure in knowing that no one is looking at their proprietary IP than they are with Adobe. Open-source software can be publicly scrutinized and even though some security incidents have happened, this is easily mitigated by just delaying upgrades until a release is vetted by the public. 3. Open-source is about to become the new frontier. Historically software has cost so much to develop because the skillset cost was so high, with skilled engineers costing $100k+ per year. Now, Opus 5.5 and GPT6 operate better, faster, and more skillfully than most software engineers (which I can credibly say as a software engineer at a major firm). All major firms (Google, Meta, Amazon, Anthropic, OpenAi) are rapidly incorporating AI development and now this is available to the public also. Historical precedent has been that AI was a nice assistant and could help people without skill "vibe-code", but Opus 5.5 and GPT 6 have raised the benchmark to a level at which software engineers are rapidly becoming a liability rather than an asset. [AI is a better code-reviewer](https://www.coderabbit.ai/blog/opus-5-5-model-review) for bugs now than humans are. AI is creating better unit tests, integration tests and is so fast that it can implement dev ops best practices better than has ever been done. It used to be that software stability was developed at the sacrifice of new features and now the LLMs are so good that they can do it all faster than engineers can blink. People are used to LLM development causing issues, even earlier this year with significant outages and errors from major tech companies, but these were on older and less reliable models without deployment best-practices set in. These processes have been refined and the models are better than ever. When people hear about vibe-coding, they are thinking about slop that came out earlier this year, which is so far in the past compared to the new frontier. **ADOBE CAN USE AI TOO AND IS THE FLAGSHIP INNOVATOR IN THIS FIELD** **Case for ADBE:** Adobe has created their own GenAI model Firefly and is attempting to lean into modern AI innovation. Any benefits to AI coding will also be accessible to them for improving their products. Adobe will also be able to cut staff and operate more lean with AI, improving profit margins. **Case against ADBE:** Firefly is one of the weakest GenAI models on the market. Adobe can't compete with frontier GenAI who is spending way more money than them and any money invested here is a lost cause. They have already demonstrated giving up here by integrating with frontier models like GPT Image 2. The new open-source software integrates better with AI models with native MCP bridges and more direct connections to frontier models where users can pay direct instead of buying GenAI credits through Adobe who is taking a cut. Additionally, large corporations move slow. The need to uphold name-brand quality often results in decisions being filtered through several layers of management. Open-source has the double-edged sword here, but it will play in their favor. Open-source doesn't have layers of bureaucracy, so it can move at lightning fast paces with AI. However, it runs the risk of going too fast and breaking things. But, open-source has a native solution for this: Forking. What will happen with Photocraft is that it will move incredibly fast until it reaches feature parity with Photoshop since there is a clear objective. Once it hits this objective, development will rapidly stagnate. Some developers may work together to form a board of what new features should be added to PhotoCraft, but likely it will miss the mark. Forking: Forking is the process of someone copying an open-source repository into a separate version and introduces their new changes. This will occur at a rapid pace when Photocraft reaches full parity. People will make their own versions of Photocraft that have new and innovative features they have always wanted. Most of these will never see popular public adoption, but a few of them will be industry leading creatives who have visions for new and innovative tools the industry has never seen. The best forked versions will start to rise to the top and likely PhotoCraft will adopt them over time. Regardless, the free open-source versions will actually innovate faster and cater to consumer needs better than Adobe can because they are guessing what users want and can't keep up with the throw everything at the wall and see what sticks that the forked PhotoCraft repositories will. Additionally, creatives will be rapidly migrating to new workflows that incorporate GenAI directly and major firms that are consumers of CreativeCloud products will start going bankrupt. GenAI films are starting to emerge with very high quality and within the next couple of years people will make feature films and industry leading creative material that doesn't rely on existing creative workflows that Adobe supplies. **ADOBE HAS ALREADY PRICED IN THE COMPETITION - 9 P/E IS SO GOOD FOR A GROWING COMPANY** **Case for ADBE:** Adobe has already fallen \~60% from ATH and \~30% this year. The SaaSpocalypse has already happened and Adobe won't move soon. It will take a while for people to cancel their subscriptions and for large corporations to leave **Case against ADBE:** Previous Adobe losses were based on speculation of pending competition and now the competition is here and is likely better than anyone ever anticipated. Adobe isn't competing with someone trying to undersell them; they are competing with an angry mob who loves their product and hates their company and is Robinhooding their software away for free. Additionally, the zero-friction migrations make it so easy for customers to leave that Adobe's only weapon to retain is to hope that people don't notice or slash prices, which hurts their botton-line regardless. The turn against Adobe is going to be swifter than people expect. They will likely miss their ambitious Q4 targets that were based on freemium upgrade expectations that now likely won't deliver and then they will start having tangible hurts to their growth in Q1, either trending towards 0% growth or potentially losing clients. At this point, the stock will already have priced in Adobe's tombstone. Adobe won't lose all their customers for several years, but they will incur expensive customer loses over the next 2 years. They will likely lose 50% of their revenue either to customer loses or cutting their fees to attempt to retain customers. 9 P/E is not good when it becomes 20 P/E next year if the stock stays flat. Low P/Es are a sign that smart money is pricing in a lack of future for a company and unless you know something Wall Street doesn't know, people telling you that Adobe is cheap at 9 P/E are either just as ignorant as you or are intentionally pushing you into a trap. **ADOBE IS A STABLE STOCK IN THE FACE OF MARKET DESTABILIZATION AND IS AN INVERSE AI PLAY** **Case for ADBE:** The AI bubble is about to pop and with an out of control bond market big money will likely start retreating out of growth stocks into established blue chips and more secure financial alternatives like bonds. SaaS companies have moved inversely to AI because if AI falters it has been considered a good sign that SaaS downfall fears are overblown and that the SaaS stocks have been unjustifiably undervalued. **Case against ADBE:** While I actually agree that there is an AI bubble that will pop (Anthropic and OpenAI don't have clear paths to profitability yet) and that there is an impending collapse that will push money out of growth stocks and into blue chips, that doesn't mean that Adobe is a safe play. Even though SaaS companies have historically moved as an inverse to AI, that was before AI had demonstrably produced completion. This is no longer true. This inverse will be broken when people start to realize that AI has already killed Adobe, whether AI is profitable or not. AI technology only gets better from here, regardless of whether the front-runners go bankrupt. Opus 5.5 and ChatGPT 6 have already provided the tools to replicate SaaS software and now the question is just which companies have the best moats. Adobe's moat is one of the weakest and they will be one of the first to fall. When Wall Street realizes the inverse break, they will start adjusting their algorithms and rotate into actually safe blue chips while Adobe falls on the sword. **ADOBE IS DOING BUYBACKS AND BETTING AGAINST THEM IS CRAZY** **Case For ADBE:** Any innovative company chooses to invest in R&D for the future ahead of them instead of buying their product on the decline. There are only 2 reasons for buybacks in the face of a major stock decline: 1. The company knows they have a strong product release coming that the market isn't pricing in. 2. The company is lifting stock so that insiders and major investors can exit into cash before it is too late **Case Against ADBE:** 1. Adobe's only potential new product offerings are AI-based. Firefly does not compete at all with frontier GenAI models and ADBE doesn't have the resources to effectively compete as a front-runner here. Also, using AI for development of their product puts them in the same place as the new open-source solution and doesn't justify their $70 price-tag over a free alternative. If ADBE does believe in some mysterious underrated value that will be unveiled soon, then it is unlikely to land as effectively as they think it might 2. This is the more likely case. Most tech companies pay in stock and as ADBE insiders realize the company is done, they will be exiting their positions as fast as they can. Insiders are selling the stock significantly. If insiders really believed the stock was undervalued and had strong returns in the near future, they would not be exiting their positions. Yes, tech companies pay in stock and yes insiders often sell, but in those cases it is often because the stock is running hot or at market value and the insiders feel like they are doing good to liquidate their positions. Insiders selling at the same time as buybacks is a stark negative sign for the stock **WHY NOW?** Big money hasn't fully taken into account the above factors. They operate on charts and felt knowledge. While they have experts, it takes buy-in and time for these realizations to finally settle and their experts are probably currently in the process of getting buy-in from their teams to pivot out of Adobe based on the information I have provided. Each week will have new viral headlines and Youtube videos that will further solidify sentiments that Adobe is done and there will be a catalyst moment that drives the sharp turn down. We don't know when this will happen, but it is better to be in now than after it happens. Adobe can easily return to existing lows or push new lows, but will bounce with volatility when people play support levels. The next major drop will probably be to around pre-existing lows of around $190. For options plays, this presents significant upside for medium term puts (1 month) which currently are priced around $9 ATM. This is how I roughly anticipate the timeline of Adobe's decline \- Q4 26 \- Small creatives have started departing their subscriptions and Adobe's desperate freemium play does not deliver as expected with fewer than expected users converting into paid subscriptions. Few to no large corporations will shift off of Adobe products yet \- Q1 27 \- Adobe will have tangible impacts to its small creatives subscribers, eating at a significant portion of this revenue (25% of their total). Adobe will admit that their freemium offerings are not delivering and will start to cut prices to "pass on their savings" from AI development (which is just a veiled attempt to make migrating not worth it for customers and retain more users). Insides will start to truly grasp how bad it is and exit their positions. Understanding defeat, Adobe will attempt to publish as many positive headlines and do large buy backs to help their insiders exit at favorable values before major declines. Large corporations will start pulling back on their contracts starting with professional firms that just use Acrobat (\~27% of Adobe's revenue). At this point Adobe will probably have incurred enough loses to revenue that growth has demonstrably stopped or they are actively declining. During this period there will be lots of price volatility with bounces off of support levels. During Q1 27 will be when the largest price-in of Adobe losses occurs \- Q2-4 27 \- Adobe will have already incurred its greatest losses and probably be around 50% of current valuations at about \~$140 coming out of Q1. It will continue a steady decline as it demonstrates lost revenue over each quarter. The company will live for several years as some corporations never feel like the move justifies the effort and are willing to shell out the money to not deal with the hassle of figuring out how to use new software \- FY 28+ \- Adobe continues the slow decline into oblivion as the ticker bounces off support levels as any declining stock does. People will play the stock for volatility, but not as a long-term investment. Eventually the company will be bought out or go bankrupt. **HOW AM I PLAYING THIS?** This is not financial advice and this play is not recommended for anyone without risk tolerance or adequate resources. I will be making this play with \~2% of my portfolio, and while I believe in it, I am not willing to risk money I can't lose and I don't recommend you do either. I have already bought puts and I am continuing to buy more puts when the stock moves upwards in order to lower my cost basis. I am targeting medium-term stocks because I think that large headlines will drop in the next month and that Wall Street will start shifting positions to price in these realizations soon. I will play the volatility, probably buying calls just before market close to hedge against overnight support bounces that have been happening (I did this last night successfully). I will personally attempt to maintain a relatively safe position, selling to reduce my exposure and cover my cost basis as the price declines and then holding positions that I believe are well-founded. If prices move up again, I will double down on puts. My target for exiting most of my positions is a move down to \~$190 where I believe strong support will kick in again. At that point I may play some upwards volatility, but will pull back my play as options will get more expensive with increased volatility and the major price movement will have already occurred. I am attempting to maximize risk to ROI and this is what I feel like is the best play for Adobe's decline. I have posted my current PUTS, but the screenshot was from last night and I have actually had a 40% return today over those values. **ATTACHED IMAGES** **-** My current play (\~$10k in puts) \- PhotoCraft's most recent 2 day change log versus Adobe's September change log (take note of the scroll bar size \- PhotoCraft's issue board, demonstrating incredible response velocity to reported issues \- PhotoCraft's code repository with key stats being number of commits, number of open MRs, number of issues. There are many users collaborating on improving this software and it is not just the act of a single vibe-coder

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$nvda JENDOLLAR HUANG HAS THAT DOG IN HIM

**Approval of KETAFREE will be transformative for this pre-revenue company!** For those following NRXP's progress, below is a link to the prior informational post from two weeks ago (which contains a link to prior posts). [NRx Pharmaceuticals (NRXP) - Outstanding DARPA-funding PR published this morning PLUS status update to September Catalysts post from a month ago. The positive catalysts are mounting!](https://www.reddit.com/r/Pennystock/comments/1wu9677/nrx_pharmaceuticals_nrxp_outstanding_darpafunding/) **Yesterday's announcement and key points:** [NRx Pharmaceuticals Announces Receipt of FDA Labeling Review Letter for Preservative-Free Ketamine | Thu, 10/15/2026 - 08:28](https://ir.nrxpharma.com/news-releases/news-release-details/nrx-pharmaceuticals-announces-receipt-fda-labeling-review-letter) * “The supply of ketamine in the United States has been primarily from overseas manufacture and American hospitals and doctors have been **plagued by repeated shortages** of this critically important drug. * We look forward to demonstrating that manufacture of drugs such as this can successfully be **re-shored to the United States.** **NRXP has the wind at its back now, as they will:** * Have the only preservative(toxin)-free ketamine manufactured in the U.S. * Be able to fill the gap left wide open by shortages. * Per the Chief Commercial Officer, have 4M to 5M vials ready to ship immediately upon FDA approval (serious REVENUE incoming)! * Per the Chief Commercial Officer, enter into a **$3B ketamine/esketamine market** projected for 2027, which includes not only anesthesia and analgesics (KETAFREE) -- but also psychiatric (NRX-100 NDA about to be filed by NRx). * Be able to manufacture 1M vials per month. * Take market share due to all the above. This company's potential has nothing to do with the current precarious state AI stocks are in, or the market in general. They can all go down but NRXP is in position to rise significantly. It's in a niche market with a very meaningful advantage. **NRXP SHARE PRICE FACTS ... VERY HIGH SHORT INTEREST ... A BEAUTIFUL SETUP:** The NRXP share price has drifted down from $3.50 to $2.70 in the last month. Long-term shareholders and followers of NRXP aren't selling, as they have been waiting months and years for this day. HERE's WHY THE PRICE HAS COME DOWN: **NRXP — Short‑Interest Snapshot (Sept 30, 2026)** Outstanding Shares: 43,300,000 Public Float: 38,300,000 Shares Sold Short: 9,793,940 **Short % of Float: 24.17%** Short % of Shares Outstanding: 22.6% **Days to Cover: 14.0** Dollar Volume Sold Short: $28,600,000 Prior Short Interest: 9,773,562 Change vs Prior Report: +0.21% Price on Report Date: $2.92 Borrow Fee (Oct 15): 6.3% * **MarketBeat** reports short interest as a **percentage of float** (24.17%). * **CurvedTrading** reports short interest as a **percentage of outstanding shares** (22.6%). * Both agree on the **absolute short interest** (≈9.8M) and **days to cover** (14.0). * Outstanding shares (43.3M) and float (38.3M) are consistent across sources. Everyone knows why short sellers might do the above, just prior to highly derisked setup. **Investors and Traders, start your engines ... Let's go!**

BARRON.T HAS PUTS! ABORT ABORT

**Approval of KETAFREE will be transformative for this pre-revenue company!** For those following NRXP's progress, below is a link to the prior informational post from two weeks ago (which contains a link to prior posts). **Yesterday's announcement and key points:** * [NRx Pharmaceuticals Announces Receipt of FDA Labeling Review Letter for Preservative-Free Ketamine | Thu, 10/15/2026 - 08:28](https://ir.nrxpharma.com/news-releases/news-release-details/nrx-pharmaceuticals-announces-receipt-fda-labeling-review-letter) * “The supply of ketamine in the United States has been primarily from overseas manufacture and American hospitals and doctors have been **plagued by repeated shortages of this critically important drug.** * We look forward to demonstrating that manufacture of drugs such as this can successfully be **re-shored to the United States**." **NRXP has the wind at its back now, as they will:** * Have the only preservative(toxin)-free ketamine manufactured in the U.S. * Be able to fill the gap left wide open by shortages. * Per the Chief Commercial Officer, have 4M to 5M vials ready to ship immediately upon FDA approval (serious REVENUE incoming)! * Per the Chief Commercial Officer, enter into a **$3B ketamine/esketamine market** projected for 2027, which includes not only anesthesia and analgesics (KETAFREE) -- but also psychiatric (NRX-100 NDA about to be filed by NRx). * Be able to manufacture 1M vials per month. * Take market share due to all the above. This company's potential has nothing to do with the current precarious state AI stocks are in, or the market in general. They can all go down but NRXP is in position to rise significantly. It's in a niche market with a very meaningful advantage. **NRXP SHARE PRICE FACTS ... VERY HIGH SHORT INTEREST ... A BEAUTIFUL SETUP:** The NRXP share price has drifted down from $3.50 to $2.70 in the last month. Long-term shareholders and followers of NRXP aren't selling, as they have been waiting months and years for this day. HERE's WHY THE PRICE HAS COME DOWN: **NRXP — Short‑Interest Snapshot (Sept 30, 2026)** Outstanding Shares: 43,300,000 Public Float: 38,300,000 Shares Sold Short: 9,793,940 **Short % of Float: 24.17%** Short % of Shares Outstanding: 22.6% **Days to Cover: 14.0** Dollar Volume Sold Short: $28,600,000 Prior Short Interest: 9,773,562 Change vs Prior Report: +0.21% Price on Report Date: $2.92 Borrow Fee (Oct 15): 6.3% * **MarketBeat** reports short interest as a **percentage of float** (24.17%). * **CurvedTrading** reports short interest as a **percentage of outstanding shares** (22.6%). * Both agree on the **absolute short interest** (≈9.8M) and **days to cover** (14.0). * Outstanding shares (43.3M) and float (38.3M) are consistent across sources. Everyone knows why short sellers might do the above, just prior to highly derisked setup. **Investors and Traders, start your engines ... Let's go!**

CAN SOMEONE WALK ME OFF THE LEDGE WITH GOOGLE THIS COMPANY AND STOCK HAS COMPLETELY FUCKING RUINED ME. NOW TESLA IS PASSING IT BY.. SIGH IM SO TIRED

A SECOND ROADSTER HAS HIT THE SALESFORCE TOWER

It still looks stupid. It feels like a trick. Car HAS to be light AF. This is basically like a plastic drone............. i dont find it super impressive.

WSB HAS A LOT TO LEARN ON REGARDATION LEVELS WITH THE KOSPIAN KOREANS

Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2110881601106379141) >VIRGIN AUSTRALIA HOLDINGS HAS ISSUED TRAVEL ADVICE FOR SYDNEY AIRPORT ON 16 OCTOBER, SAYING PLANNED INDUSTRIAL ACTION BY SOME EMPLOYEES OF CERTIS MAY CAUSE DELAYS AT SYDNEY AIRPORT THAT DAY

Unless he sold his shares or his warrants....he HAS WARRANTS

25% port. Next earnings HAS to be good

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DEAR GOD MY PORTFOLIO HAS DROPPED TO LOWS NOT SEEN SINCE JUNE 2026

Tweet Mirror:[FirstSquawk](https://twitter.com/FirstSquawk/status/2110816962939068427) >SKYCITY ENTERTAINMENT HAS SIGNED AN SPA FOR THE SALE OF THE GRAND HOTEL AND ITS BUSINESS ASSETS FOR NZ$221 MLN, AND HAS AGREED TO MANAGE AND OPERATE THE GRAND HOTEL FOR A TRANSITIONAL PERIOD UNTIL 30 JUNE 2027

MICRON HAS CRASHED INTO GREEN TOWER 1

you’re months behind, idk how can you talk so confidently on something you dont keep up with at all lol. btw the standard fee schedule HAS always been with maker fees

And why would eBay shoot up to a very suspicious price of just under the offer? That's what stocks do when an acquisition is imminent. Not saying it *HAS TO BE* that, but that it's a fairly odd coincidence.

# TLT ALREADY UP 5% THIS WEEK # THE MARKET HAS SPOKEN AND IT'S CALLING YOU THE DUMBASS :kek: :kek: :kek:

MY CASINO HAS FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY.