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To: sixty2nds who wrote (10477)

10/31/2025 6:06:07 PM

From: Sun Tzu

Respond to of 10711

CMG dropped yesterday.
I've never liked how little they care for the health and safety of their customers.

Today's market movers are below.
They are not just mine. I have several of the winners (mostly near the top) and a few of the losers (mostly near the bottom).

This mix of winners and losers is pretty typical for me. I almost always have a few in each column. Usually I take from the losers and give to the winners.

Note that several of the losers were in my portfolio until recently. But now the list is just leaner (because I got out in time) and more justifiable (e.g. I will be adding to CCJ not selling it, even though it is in the losers list).

Also note ATGE - another learning company crashing. I had considered buying them while they had a good trend, but I decided that I don't want to own any learning companies given the my opinion of AI. Which goes to show that not everything is TA.

Winners	Losers

To: sixty2nds who wrote (10477)	11/5/2025 1:52:58 AM
From: Tweets Boar Hog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10711

Back to solar .... msn.com In case you did not read. Jmo I think our US grid is heading towards a more distributed grid, least more distributed than it presently is. There will be multiple winners. I recently watched a video on Cold Fusion as I recall, conclusion was that solar and batts cannot cover it, takes too many damn batts. Would take my household a Tesla megapack to make it through the winter. Yah possible but not very reasonable, or economic. Tweets