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@jensen02/01/2023

Down but not out! 😅 $PTON

“Peloton’s chief executive has hailed a new era for the fitness company, insisting that the troubled firm has been pulled back from “the brink of extinction.”

What will come first- scientists bringing back Dodo birds and woolly mammoths, or my peloton position returning back into the green?

https://fortune.com/2023/02/01/peloton-earnings-ceo-barry-mccarthy-teases-an-epic-comeback/

Fortune

Peloton CEO teases an 'epic comeback' for the pandemic stock darling

The company’s chief executive insisted the business was no longer “on the brink of extinction” as its second quarter earnings were published.

Porchester 🔺

@porchester02/01/2023

I think as an equity holder, your best hope is that Amazon or Netflix go in for a cheeky merger!

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Jensen Butler

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@jensen01/27/2023

Book Recommendations for the year?

What’s up Commonstock. Looking to add to my reading goal for the year after a strong January so am seeking recommendations! Finance and business typically my go-to’s, but anything is fair game!

Ben

@rpinvestments01/27/2023

Old Man’s War if you’re into sci-fi in space.

The Titanium Economy for business/finance

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@jensen11/09/2022

Traded BTC.X

Bitcoin at $16,990.14

11/09/2022

My $BTC.X trades

;)

Nathan Worden

@nathanworden11/09/2022

Down but not out

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Jensen Butler

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@jensen11/04/2022

We have not reached a bottom until I stop seeing people checking their Robinhood in-between sets at the gym.

I have zero research to back this unsubstantiated claim other than the fact that it’s simply true.

Thank you, and Happy Friday

Joshua Simka

@tomato11/04/2022

They could be checking to see how much they've lost... 📉 Aren't all gymgoers masochists anyway?

...Kidding! :)

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Jensen Butler

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@jensen10/26/2022

Reason to believe the bottom is in!

Cautious optimism here, but typically when you get beyond useless advice like this from a not-to-be-named major media outlet, it’s time to fade. Thx I learned nothing.

Only half joking here… “don’t panic!” 😅 good heavens…

Hedge Vision

@hedgevision10/26/2022

Similar to a post i saw from a friend who got their real estate license recently 😂

-Make a budget

-Save money

-Get a mortgage

-Get a home inspector

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@jensen09/30/2022

A bit of some humble pie shared by new Commonstock member @jazziyoung. Time flies when you're having fun, right?! Go follow!

Lester Leong

@prometheus09/30/2022

What a good find - these charts are always fun to look at!

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Jensen Butler

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@jensen09/01/2022

Bullish 📈

$ME

AverageInvestor

@averageinvestor09/01/2022

This is a game changer. How else will folks know about the asparagus odor without a DNA test?

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@jensen07/07/2022

Remember investors- History doesn't repeat itself. Until it does. But often times it doesn't. But then again.. sometimes it does. Hope this helps you on your investing journey!

sam stribling

@strib07/07/2022

I predict the market will go up and then it will go down. From there back up again.

This is financial advice.

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Jensen Butler

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@jensen06/22/2022

Thoughts? 🥲

Reason 17329 why I come to Commonstock for financial/economic news over other social media platforms…

I saw this post from CNBC, so now you have to too 🤦‍♂️

One comment that got a laugh out of me was “What timeline are we living in where Beyoncé is a leading indicator of the labor market?”

Josh Rozin

@josh06/22/2022

This is on par to using astrology as a stock picking strategy.

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@jensen06/22/2022

Best example wins!

Seeing a lot of people trying to make sense of moves across many names, asset classes, rates, & global capital markets in general. What’s an example of this bias you’ve seen lately? (click photo to expand)

Nathan Worden

@nathanworden06/22/2022

Covid stimulus checks are often cited as the main driver of inflation, but I wonder how much ‘causality’ can be attributed to it. I don’t have enough expertise to have a strong opinion here, but it does make me curious.

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