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Sounds like she needs ICE to surround her and intimidate her for her protection!

Only ICE is hiring

Hi folks
The GEO Group is reporting earnings today. GEO = Prison operator.
Expected are EPS of $0.25 and revenue of $667.23 million - rather conservative numbers.
The current P/E ratio is moderate at 9.41.
The board increased the share repurchase authorization to $500 million in November 2025, extending the program through December 2029.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
Yahoo have a price target of 32.25.
Thesis:
Now, if the midterms dont take place, there will be protests. If midterms take place, there will be protests = Voilence.
Bullish.
ICE is here to stay as long as red is in the lead - the skip tracing ICE contract worth $121 million.
Bullish.
Now it gets wilder:
How should I put it - if the Latinos get deported, who’s actually going to do the bullshit jobs? Inmates will increasingly have to work. Welcome to the harsh reality. Whether strawberries or rare earths in the mines - everything is possible in 2026.
Bullish, or do you think the political wind will shift quickly? Also bullish, then the whole JE complex will end up behind bars along with some others.
Either way, no matter what happens, bullish.
ICE or LGBTQ. And whether one or the other, the uproar of each awakens aggression in the other. An endless spiral. Divide and conquer.
Not proud of this bet but the stock is bullish
until not. NFA.

ICE people?

All ICE agents or...

I personally think relocating it would work wonders already. Cut the military funding in Half, ICE down 95% and spend it in infrastructure, free healthcare and education. That would also earn money in the long run. That in combination with higher taxes for the richest people would work wonders. Lobyists won't let that happen tho. They will just buy a new lunatic after Trump

..yeah and 30,000 of them are ICE/DHS.

In ICE agents?

Well, I don't know your point. The EV trucks are means to replace these ICE trucks, so 99.999% means the opportunity for Tesla Semi to grow is huge

Recently asked these questions myself. GEO Group operates a massive ICE prison in my city and it’s been a stain and a constant legal and community battle here for a long time. I don’t feel good holding a fund that holds that stock, no matter how small it may be, because I see the impacts every day. No, I won’t fix systemic problems by doing this, but I don’t want my money to be part of it.
A big factor is which investing vehicles you’re using and whether they offer options. I ultimately settled on shifting into FXAIX (large cap, no GEO), FSPSX (international, no GEO), and FXNAX (bonds, no GEO) as those were low ER funds available through my employer 401k. My Roth then went 100% into VFTAX. Weighted expense ratio is ~0.05% between these four funds and my balances, and it gives me broad diversification. Is it perfect, no. But it’s out of GEO and optimizes assets by location and that’s an improvement for me.
And by the way VFTAX’s ER was recently lowered to 0.11%. It’s a good trade off as one part of your portfolio if this matters to you (it does to me)

Trump's recent ICE bootstomping is either a rare brilliant move to distract the general public from the Epstein files or just incredible dumb luck

C'mon, there's like a couple hundred Tesla Semis on the road right now.. considering there are almost 3 million ICE Semis, EV trucks are pretty much non-existent.

In this case was an attempt of impeding an arrest by ICE officers. Perhaps they are the ones they were looking for in the first place, were you there? When you don’t understand basic concepts try using google next time like every other 5th grader.
Next time you see someone getting a traffic ticket go attempt to harass the traffic cop.
Is your persona Beavis or Butt-head?

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This is a counter intuitive reality regarding EV vs ICE business economics.
With ICE: bigger cars = bigger margins. You sell a car significantly more but it only costs marginally more to produce. Consumers wanting big vehicles was a gold mine for ICE manufacturers.
With EVs: bigger cars = no margin. The battery is the most expensive part of the car, and to have decent range on a large SUV you need to spend way more to produce that car. This also adds a lot of weight which diminishes the payload on trucks.

QNX’ business baseline has been established for years. It now leads the SDV’s new platforms formation with the newly released products. Some major OEMs are in this development and in the last ICE we already see the Alloy Kore demo. A broad adoption of the new system is expected to happen in all OEMs within 1-2 years, and QNX will get a big lift (multiple times from current level) on fees per unit royalties. BB has done a great job to set a long term profitable business model. With the QNX aggressive growth coming up I see a healthy trend in the next few years.

It would make perfect sense the top at 200 for the medium term is in and that’s exactly why its going higher, not that I care because I don’t intend to buy shares at any point pretty much ever thanks to their involvement in ICE

Hiring of ICE goons.

how many are new ICE and DHS?

Are these jobs just ICE positions?