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Da du gefragt hast was du aufräumen sollst: alles auf dem TR Depot bis ca. Telekom. Dafür müsste man aber eigentlich in Ruhe mit dir ein Gespräch führen und das vllt über Parqet oder PP mal analysieren

Have a few hard to find silver coins/rounds for sale. Selling under what I found them online for. PP G&S or Venmo for payment, you cover fees and I pay for shipping. I can only find one Davy Jones Locker well above my price so grab this while it's available! The Egyptian coins are rare as well.
2 oz Davy Jones Locker Privateer round - $300
5 oz King Tut Republic of Chad silver coin - $400
Proof photos below.
https://imgur.com/a/QDKJX8W

I really wish I wasn’t broke I’d rip some PP. squeezing would be good if pump that shit back into GmE I’d also produce a movie called the lettuce tomato’s.

Feels like the towel apes are finally reaching the inflection point where unsavory "revenge" acts become a distinct possibility. I wonder if PP worries about that at all, I saw Jake's recent acknowledgement.

The PP was a trap all along :sadpepe:

PP Waterballs

In my experience a 5.5 PP also tends to be less than expected 

He won't learn. Some people are just a different mix of arrogance and lack of shame. It's not unlike the mix of clowns in this administration. They say some of the dumbest things to back the most selfish of actions that've hurt countless people that aren't themselves, and because they previously found success in doing so, they'll just keep doing it.
If anything, BBBY is PP's Hormuz, where he went in deep enough out of arrogance that he's now stuck and can't get out, but he won't change.

What happened when we got a big PP last time?

PP

The big PP incoming

Never underestimate the power of the PP is why I always told your mom

Imagine one of the bath towel apes waking up one day, realising they have lost their family fortune, because they trusted someone who goes by the name PP.

Bei jeder PP-Zahlung lagerst du Geld bei PP zwischen. Das ist doch genau der große Knackpunkt bei der Geschichte. Wenn du bspw. Geld per PP erhältst, liegt es auch bei PP und wenn PP, dass mit dir oder deiner Zahlung etwas nicht stimmt, behalten sie dein Geld einfach ein.

Es ist halt europäisch und nicht amerikanisch.
Dem 0815 Bürger bringt das aktuell nichts, wenn Donnie weiter in die Demenz abdriftet kann das irgendwann vielleicht wichtig werden.
Z.B. wenn er PP, VISA, MC zwingt Sanktionen gegen Länder zu verhängen, die sich nicht vom ICC distanzieren.
Oder wenn Spanien die WM gewinnt und ihn das so aufregt, dass er alle Transaktionen von und mit Spaniern sanktioniert

Just had a call with Groww support, they told Groww doesn't support trading PP shares. :(

Because PayPal generates revenue. Much higher than Stripe. Also , customer base across the world is stronger with PP compared to Stripe.

> Plastics shot through the roof (i track PP, PE, and a little PET) for customer pricing.
Plastics, like NatGas, are a byproduct of oil refining. Shouldn't it be going down? Right now, refineries are running at 95%. They normally run around 90% under ideal conditions.

Memory Bol have big PP

I've been combing through some deep-value plays lately and stumbled upon a potentially interesting setup in a French small cap auto parts supplier. Weirdly I find that longer posts occasionally get shit on in the comments in this sub, so below is just the quick summary of why the financials are interesting, and a link to the longer substack post in you want to read further: [Linked Here](https://open.substack.com/pub/bedrockallocation/p/deep-dive-french-deep-value-in-a?r=25zleu&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web)
Summary:
Akwel is a family-controlled French automotive supplier that makes what's essentially the plumbing of the modern car - (e.g., pipes, valves, pumps, tanks, sensors, etc). It's mostly family owned, and the footprint is 34 plants across 20+ countries, \~8,600 employees, with \~€938M revenue in 2025.
At €6.68/share the market cap is \~€177M. On the balance sheet: €113.8M cash plus €32.6M in term deposits, against €13.5M of total debt (only €2.2M of it actual leverage). Net cash and deposits of \~€133M make up around \~75% of the market cap.
Strip out the net cash and the market is valuing the entire operating business at roughly €44M. That's \~0.5x "normalized" EBITDA, less than one year of average net income, or about two and a half weeks of revenue. The €0.30 dividend costs €8M a year, which is \~18% on the €44M you're actually paying for the business.
**The deeper dive covers more ground, including:**
* A deliberately catastrophic DCF (revenue -20%/yr to 2032, margins to 3%, 12% WACC) that still prints €7.35/share
* A liquidation waterfall where only one scenario (valuing all €283.5M of PP&E at zero) puts you underwater
* How they survived 2008–09 and 2020
* The real bear case: EV structural decline, 58.5% of sales from two customers, Chinese competition, and family control that means you can't force anything that's overtly shareholder friendly
* Take-private math, using the Poulaillon (ALPOU.PA) precedent from earlier this year