$9.30 now.
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Stoney CVNA $80 calls?
Stoney is it BROS, PBPB and SG? Added AEO today.
Well Motley Fool wrote an article yesterday. They convinced you.
- Apple Could Launch Its Most Important Product Since the iPhone This Summer, According to a Pair of Wall Street Analysts
By Adam Levy – Mar 10, 2024 at 8:35AM
Key Points - Apple's sales are under pressure and its biggest growth driver is subject to regulatory scrutiny.
- A new product coming this summer could drive an iPhone supercycle.
The company's position as a platform owner gives it a lot of flexibility to monetize new products.
OMG another Boeing F up!! When does it stop? Are we just reporting this stuff now or hs this been like six scary incidents ina row!! Lawd.
Chilean airline LATAM said in a statement that there was “technical event” on board Flight 800 that “caused a strong movement.” The airline said it “deeply regrets any inconvenience and discomfort this situation may have caused its passengers.”
The flight — a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner — was stopping in Auckland before heading to its final destination in Santiago, Chile, according to local media reports and the tracking website FlightAware. LATAM said the plane landed at Auckland International Airport at 4:26 p.m. local time “as scheduled.”
A spokesperson for Boeing said, “We are working to gather more information about the flight and will provide any support needed by our customer.”
In a statement, the Hato Hone St. John ambulance service said its crews responded to an incident at Auckland International Airport involving an inbound aircraft Monday afternoon local time. After seven ambulances and other vehicles and teams arrived at the scene, they “assessed and treated approximately 50 patients,” including one in serious condition and the remainder in moderate to minor condition, it said.
A passenger on board told Radio New Zealand that the flight was going smoothly until about two-thirds of the way into the roughly three-hourjourney to New Zealand, when the plane “just dropped.”
The passenger, Brian Jokat, told the outlet that several passengers were thrown up to the ceiling of the plane, with some breaking parts of the cabin on impact and others injuring themselves when they hit the floor.
“Then people just started screaming. I felt the plane take a nosedive — it felt like it was at the top of a roller coaster, and then it flattened out again,” Jokat said. The entire incident lasted only “split seconds,” he said.
Another passenger, Priscilla Waller-Subritzky, told the New Zealand Herald that the plane lost altitude and that “a number of passengers and crew were thrown into the roof of the plane.” She said “the crew were injured so couldn’t help” the passengers who were hurt.
Chilean airline LATAM said in a statement that there was “technical event” on board Flight 800 that “caused a strong movement.” The airline said it “deeply regrets any inconvenience and discomfort this situation may have caused its passengers.”
The flight — a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner — was stopping in Auckland before heading to its final destination in Santiago, Chile, according to local media reports and the tracking website FlightAware. LATAM said the plane landed at Auckland International Airport at 4:26 p.m. local time “as scheduled.”
A spokesperson for Boeing said, “We are working to gather more information about the flight and will provide any support needed by our customer.”
In a statement, the Hato Hone St. John ambulance service said its crews responded to an incident at Auckland International Airport involving an inbound aircraft Monday afternoon local time. After seven ambulances and other vehicles and teams arrived at the scene, they “assessed and treated approximately 50 patients,” including one in serious condition and the remainder in moderate to minor condition, it said.
A passenger on board told Radio New Zealand that the flight was going smoothly until about two-thirds of the way into the roughly three-hourjourney to New Zealand, when the plane “just dropped.”
The passenger, Brian Jokat, told the outlet that several passengers were thrown up to the ceiling of the plane, with some breaking parts of the cabin on impact and others injuring themselves when they hit the floor.
“Then people just started screaming. I felt the plane take a nosedive — it felt like it was at the top of a roller coaster, and then it flattened out again,” Jokat said. The entire incident lasted only “split seconds,” he said.
Another passenger, Priscilla Waller-Subritzky, told the New Zealand Herald that the plane lost altitude and that “a number of passengers and crew were thrown into the roof of the plane.” She said “the crew were injured so couldn’t help” the passengers who were hurt.
Ryan killed it!
Lady on CNBC made a very strong case for Natura NTRA. Which is not pet food.. it's a cancer screening stk... pretty scary stuff.
But you would want to know I think ahead of time if your cancer is coming back...
She popped it a buck.-- NTRA
But you would want to know I think ahead of time if your cancer is coming back...
She popped it a buck.-- NTRA
BROS has been doing pretty good. The problem here is those darn beans are so expensive. Margins.
PBPB is pretty cool - Roast beef press- but their stores are so dated.
Really I think SHAK should be your exposure and FWRG - First Watch & UTZ
It's funny how the mood of the market changes./ last week i couldn't get anyone to agree with me on Apple. Today- they listen.
I think NVDA & FB Friday retreat has made some portfolio managers I speak to willing now to look at " expensive " Apple. Different attitude today although very little has changed.
I think NVDA & FB Friday retreat has made some portfolio managers I speak to willing now to look at " expensive " Apple. Different attitude today although very little has changed.