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And not broke either, at least not yet anyway ...

I don't play with options at all. Mostly index and a few sector funds/ETF's. Let them ride ...

And to expand a bit on Glock Spock's response, these are relatively small companies with limited numbers of outstanding shares. Once these internet buyers started running the price of Gamestop and others up, the margin calls on the short positions of these hedge funds were called. Now you have a lot of the big guns all trying to buy limited numbers of shares to cover their short positions in a market that's rising by the hour. Thus, a lot of competition for a small number of shares, thereby driving the prices up further. If you're playing this game, the trick is to know when to get out. However, some (maybe most) of the Reddit guys who originally bid these up did it on "long" calls, the opposite of shorts. So now they also need to buy the grossly overpriced shares to cover their own prior sales.

Another good reason to have bought it when it was cheap, and stacked it very deep ...

Copper is well known as an advance indicator of the direction of the economy. Due to the shutdowns, most commodity prices fell precipitously in March of last year. It's logical that copper, and other commodities would have increased in price as the economy reopened over the summer and fall. Copper's use in ammo manufacturing is a drop in the bucket in terms of its overall use throughout the economy, its doubtful that the current shortages in the ammo market have affected copper's price very much ...

Here you go:

The Jackson show is typically a decent gun show, as small venues go. However, like most of West Tennessee, shows and shops alike, milsurps are few and far between. I've had much better luck finding milsurps in Middle Tennessee than I ever have around this part of the state ...

Shoot at bigger targets ...

We are disinclined to concern ourselves with the opinions of commoners

Turns out I'm a descendant of the kings of England, by way of Edward III. That also makes me a many times great grandson of Henry II and William the Conqueror, formerly known as William the Bastard prior to his victory over Harold at Hastings. Makes sense, in more ways than one ...

It's hard to be a retailer without stock. I would guess others will follow the same path. Closing up shop will help reduce overhead and possibly insure survival, as opposed to remaining open with nothing to sell and watching whatever equity you have disappear ...

Of course, should they hire Freeze, their recruiting might pick up. Hookers as hostesses might do the trick ...

They're always boiling over about something, Freeze just happens to be the flavor of the month ...

Is Tennessee back? They're back to looking for another coach, and are possibly back to dealing with another athletic department scandal. f they were involved in a pay to play situation, they could probably sue the players involved for breach of contract ...

Many local libraries have genealogical societies, and most of these have people who can help you get started. A lot of that type of information can be accessed through the Mormons, as that's an essential part of their religion and they probably have the most comprehensive genealogical records in the world. Fair warning, once you get involved with folks interested in this stuff, be prepared to listen to their stories and lists nonstop. This stuff bores me to tears, but my mom was really big into it for many years ...

AIM Surplus got a shipment in a few days ago. It's OOS now, but if you sign up for their mailing list, you can get notified when the next batch arrives ...

https://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/d/joelton-1951-military-jeep/7251232492.html https://evansville.craigslist.org/cto/d/evansville-1956-jeep-willys-cj5/7250667133.html Some potential father-son projects ...

Mountain flying:

You obviously priced the tiller too low. "Fair" is a subjective term, make sure you're "fair" to yourself first ...

This guy looks a lot like me. Except he has hair, of course, and I don't refuse many meals ...

Yep, not going there. TGODavid says no politics, so I'll abide by his wishes and bow out of this thread ...

London, an audiobook by Edward Rutherfurd ...

I think $6500 would kill it, and that would be top market value for it. Walk away, it will be a good lesson for the kid to learn, don't get hung up on one particular vehicle when looking around to buy. There will be others ...

Well, there's always voting ...

You forgot to mention feting King Wayne and his court ...