Picture how shook these hoes would be if they learned they could make coffee at home. Like, I’m firing my coffee pot up and they look at me like C-3PO on Endor.

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true enough and I jump on these opportunities at times as well, and congratulations b/c making money Is fun.

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Why is Weekend US Tech 100 up so much with the H1B news coming out? I would think that would be bearish for big tech b/c they would have to pay more for employees.

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18 GOOG C $265 10/17 Printing money rn. These calls were literally dog cheap when I bought them 

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Something big is about to happen on either the 22nd or 23rd. Lots of C-Suite chatter leaks coming out of multiple sources. Possibley a HUGE correction about to happen before we get into the holiday spirit. Hang onto your tendies. (And your jobs)

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This is the definition of autism intensifies. Started drooling mouth wide open reading these codes about GPU and C-3PO

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10 LEN C $130 1/16/26 $10 Lennar is a slow company. Selling homes takes a while. Once supply is shifted around a bit, we'll start to see this thing take off. My price target is $145 dollars by January

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Take it back here we vibe with u/bikkhu42. He aint no simp. >:c

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10 LEN C $130 1/16/26 $10

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10 LEN C $130 1/16/26 $10 Buying leaps on Lennar (LEN) I was already on the internet positing that a deal with Lennar could do big numbers for both parties. It's already happening. The numbers look good, and an expansion to the Lower 48 states gives OPEN the ability to sell WHEREVER new homes are built. We are a single Trump tweet, Trump rant, Trump bill from a housing market revival.  Follow me here. Lennar doesn't have the tech background to engage customers, but OPEN does. OPEN can build out the social media/tech marketplace that will engage people looking into buying homes.  The median age of homes is 44 years in the United States, give or take a few years. The housing stock in the US, especially the Northeast is really bad. I can tell you right now, I am house shopping and I refuse to buy anything built before 1991. It's HARD.  Homeowners are getting lower rates to refinance, which will allow a lot of the housing stock in the US to finally get fixed up and upgraded-- but my feeling is zoomers and alpharians are not going to want to buy some shithole dump that is "allegedly" a multi-million dollar property. They strike me as uniquely cynical as a generation. They would seek to avoid that unless they are trying to project wealth and fit in.  That leaves the only real option left on the table. Lennar has the Warren Buffet seal of approval, and there is some news brewing on the real estate front that could make this stock exciting next year 

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