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PAC
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico, S.A.B. de C.V.
stock NYSE ADR

At Close
Feb 19, 2026 3:59:57 PM EST
288.38USD-0.356%(-1.03)162,800
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PAC Specific Mentions
As of Feb 20, 2026 2:05:27 AM EST (1 min. ago)
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1 day ago • u/pizzamergency • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • trump_suffers_major_loss_as_democrats_flip_red • C
My personal belief is she held the party hostage by threatening to keep all the PAC money if she wasn’t given the nomination. Since the money was technically for the Biden/Harris campaign. If they sacked Biden, it would all become her campaign money because she was also on the ticket.
sentiment -0.18
1 day ago • u/sm3gh34d • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_february_18_2026 • C
Yeah SWC PAC money is a big carrot/stick for sure
sentiment 0.54
1 day ago • u/NebulaResident822 • r/ETFs • sto_iniziando_ad_investire_in_etf_consigli_di • B
Ciao a tutti,
ho 27 anni e sto pensando di iniziare a investire negli ETF con una prospettiva a lungo termine, quindi pensavo di puntare tutto sull'azionario. Attualmente vivo ancora con i genitori (penso almeno fino a 30) ma ho comunque messo da parte un buon fondo d'emergenza in prospettiva futura.
Posso permettermi di investire circa 7/8000€ come PIC iniziale più 400€ al mese di PAC.
La mia idea è di avere un portafoglio diversificato in cui posso un po' giocare con i pesi di ciascuna parte del mondo. So che ci sono gli indici World e All-World che molti consigliano ma mi piace avere più libertà di manovra.
Ecco la suddivisione che pensavo:
- 50/55% S&P 500 per avere una buona posizione ma non troppo sproporzionata sul mercato americano (gli indici World hanno se non sbaglio oltre il 60%)
- 25/30% mercati sviluppati EXUS, per sovrappesare un po' di più Europa e Giappone
- 10/15% mercati emergenti, tengo una percentuale più bassa causa maggior volatilità
- 5% scommessa più settoriale (sono ancora indeciso qui, stavo pensando all'ageing, ma più in generale a qualcosa che non si sovrapponga troppo con gli altri, dei consigli sono ben accetti).
Che ve ne pare? Sono aperto a qualsiasi consiglio e osservazione
sentiment -0.30
1 day ago • u/AdSevere1274 • r/unusual_whales • millions_of_files_related_to_jeffrey_epstein • C
Nice denial. Are US politicians for sale? Sure they are but you Americans made it possible. Is was not foreign governments that did it. It was you. Your own laws are biting you. These are not foreign entities. They are American citizens.
For your info:
>Super PACs were created as a result of two major federal court rulings in 2010 that fundamentally changed U.S. campaign finance law
>Citizens United v. FEC (Supreme Court): This landmark ruling held that corporations and unions have First Amendment free-speech rights to spend money on "independent" political ads. It struck down a century of bans on corporate political spending, as long as that spending was not given directly to a candidate.
> campaign to dismantle campaign finance laws was largely driven by James Bopp Jr., an Indiana-based attorney.
>Bopp spent years filing "preposterous" lawsuits to chip away at regulations like the McCain-Feingold Act.
>AIPAC is funded by American citizens
>The effort was strongly supported by **Senator Mitch McConnell**, a long-time opponent of campaign finance limits.
>Super PAC can now raise **unlimited** sums from individuals, corporations, and unions. However, they are legally prohibited from coordinating directly with the candidates they support; they must act independently
sentiment 0.92
1 day ago • u/pizzamergency • r/WallStreetbetsELITE • trump_suffers_major_loss_as_democrats_flip_red • C
My personal belief is she held the party hostage by threatening to keep all the PAC money if she wasn’t given the nomination. Since the money was technically for the Biden/Harris campaign. If they sacked Biden, it would all become her campaign money because she was also on the ticket.
sentiment -0.18
1 day ago • u/sm3gh34d • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_february_18_2026 • C
Yeah SWC PAC money is a big carrot/stick for sure
sentiment 0.54
1 day ago • u/NebulaResident822 • r/ETFs • sto_iniziando_ad_investire_in_etf_consigli_di • B
Ciao a tutti,
ho 27 anni e sto pensando di iniziare a investire negli ETF con una prospettiva a lungo termine, quindi pensavo di puntare tutto sull'azionario. Attualmente vivo ancora con i genitori (penso almeno fino a 30) ma ho comunque messo da parte un buon fondo d'emergenza in prospettiva futura.
Posso permettermi di investire circa 7/8000€ come PIC iniziale più 400€ al mese di PAC.
La mia idea è di avere un portafoglio diversificato in cui posso un po' giocare con i pesi di ciascuna parte del mondo. So che ci sono gli indici World e All-World che molti consigliano ma mi piace avere più libertà di manovra.
Ecco la suddivisione che pensavo:
- 50/55% S&P 500 per avere una buona posizione ma non troppo sproporzionata sul mercato americano (gli indici World hanno se non sbaglio oltre il 60%)
- 25/30% mercati sviluppati EXUS, per sovrappesare un po' di più Europa e Giappone
- 10/15% mercati emergenti, tengo una percentuale più bassa causa maggior volatilità
- 5% scommessa più settoriale (sono ancora indeciso qui, stavo pensando all'ageing, ma più in generale a qualcosa che non si sovrapponga troppo con gli altri, dei consigli sono ben accetti).
Che ve ne pare? Sono aperto a qualsiasi consiglio e osservazione
sentiment -0.30
1 day ago • u/AdSevere1274 • r/unusual_whales • millions_of_files_related_to_jeffrey_epstein • C
Nice denial. Are US politicians for sale? Sure they are but you Americans made it possible. Is was not foreign governments that did it. It was you. Your own laws are biting you. These are not foreign entities. They are American citizens.
For your info:
>Super PACs were created as a result of two major federal court rulings in 2010 that fundamentally changed U.S. campaign finance law
>Citizens United v. FEC (Supreme Court): This landmark ruling held that corporations and unions have First Amendment free-speech rights to spend money on "independent" political ads. It struck down a century of bans on corporate political spending, as long as that spending was not given directly to a candidate.
> campaign to dismantle campaign finance laws was largely driven by James Bopp Jr., an Indiana-based attorney.
>Bopp spent years filing "preposterous" lawsuits to chip away at regulations like the McCain-Feingold Act.
>AIPAC is funded by American citizens
>The effort was strongly supported by **Senator Mitch McConnell**, a long-time opponent of campaign finance limits.
>Super PAC can now raise **unlimited** sums from individuals, corporations, and unions. However, they are legally prohibited from coordinating directly with the candidates they support; they must act independently
sentiment 0.92


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