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Thought I'd throw this out there for anyone who enjoys playing the stock market.

I'm working on taking a position on a company called Archer Aviation. (ARCH)

Electric plane start up with plans for taxis service and sales. The Dolphin owner is a big fan and is setting up a taxis service from his Country club to the Stadium for example.
Sales will be going to the Mideast as well.
Some FAA approvals in the works.
Defense contracts too.

https://archer.com/

Is George Jetson not far behind.

Xramfan wrote: Sat Sep 12, 2026 8:40 am I wish I had a “Pelosi tracker” and mimicked her stock plays.

Here you go.

https://www.quiverquant.com/

https://www.quiverquant.com/congresstra ... si-P000197

Bloom Energy is what many in Congreve are buying.

mstrbass2000 wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 10:52 am dht hit 22.28
fro hit 49.56

both pay hefty div too

dht just hit 22.60 new 52 wk high
fro just hit 51.94 new 52 wk high

and lets not forget those huge div coming up

wow FRO JUST HIT A NEW 52 WK HIGH AT 52.55 ...LOTS OF INVESTORS TRYING FOR THE .80 SPEC DIV

FRO JUST HIT 54 DOLLARS A SHARE ...NEW 52 WEEK HIGH

QUBT REBOUNDING 8.34 A MAJOR RUN IS GONNA HAPPEN SHORTLY IMO

KEEP AN EYE ON BTDR, CURRENT PRICE 11.21

Xramfan wrote: Fri Sep 11, 2026 4:34 pm Good for him. Generally speaking, wealth building is done slowly and intelligently. Many years ago I looked through a book called “Millionaire next door”. Dry, very dry reading but the point stands today.

Too many people, much like our government, have a spending problem, not necessarily a revenue problem.

The underlying problem is the inability to defer gratification. I, like probably most here are children of people who were children during the great depression. I remember what my mother told me. When you want to buy something, think about it 10 times first. Then dont buy it.

Cruisin with Tooz wrote: Fri Sep 18, 2026 12:47 am The underlying problem is the inability to defer gratification. I, like probably most here are children of people who were children during the great depression. I remember what my mother told me. When you want to buy something, think about it 10 times first. Then dont buy it.

My father died when I was young and had only 10k in insurance. I guess in 1966 that was decent. My mom lost the house in a year after spending most on the money on the funeral. That taught me to be frugal in some areas and to be a saver. Its really paid off over time.

BTDR TAPPING A DOWNTREND LINE AT 12

Rabidraider wrote: Fri Sep 18, 2026 5:31 am My father died when I was young and had only 10k in insurance. I guess in 1966 that was decent. My mom lost the house in a year after spending most on the money on the funeral. That taught me to be frugal in some areas and to be a saver. Its really paid off over time.

LIFE LESSONS "THOSE THAT LEARN FROM EM DO WELL IN LIFE, THOSE THAT IGNORE EM USUALLY FAIL ...MY FATHER WAS DIRT POOR but worked hard all his life and eventually opened up a business and did well his partner scammed him and he ended up losing the business but that never stopped him he was determined to make it and started over again and succeeded as his former business partner watch his dream go up in flames

we were poor but my parents never ever let me and my brother feel how poor we were

BTDR busted thru is downtrend at 12 now running 12.50

mstrbass2000 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 12:43 pm KEEP AN EYE ON BTDR, CURRENT PRICE 11.21

BTDR JUST HIT 13.50

mstrbass2000 wrote: Thu Sep 17, 2026 6:54 am QUBT REBOUNDING 8.34 A MAJOR RUN IS GONNA HAPPEN SHORTLY IMO

JUST BROKE THRU 9.00 TODAY

Saw this posted by a longtime friend of mine on FB. Just throwing it here and curious what some of you boys think

Xramfan wrote: Sat Sep 26, 2026 7:01 pm Saw this posted by a longtime friend of mine on FB. Just throwing it here and curious what some of you boys think

I've seen this guys videos before.

He's right about those funds, anything that basically covers the whole S&P market is smart. But its for a long term play. If you dont need the money for 10 years or more its fine. At my age 3/4 of my money is in safe areas and 25% is individual risky high return plays.

I used to be in small index funds but being in retirement I don't want to take the risk. I think the current market is primed for a 20-30% correction. If it where to drop I might then play these type of funds.

Now if ARCH could pop, daddy gets a new Corvette...