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Boy when it rains it pours.. who came up with that saying props!

So wouldn't you know ontop of all my pain today I got emailed the certified letter I didn't get from the land trust. These guys are stepping over the line & I have to decide how angry to get.
As it is I have some heavy lifting ahead of me... but if they push me to far I will lawyer up. And then things get interesting as I will look into the original agreement that gave this trust 30 acres which I know they have done very little to maintain. I will request their proof of work over the years. Maybe there's a way to get land back. Also the neighboring town has some old rules about use and some of the changes they want me to make other than my grotto have been in place for 30 years and I think I could win a case.

Here is the email I sent back- I wanted to sound normal. A lot of rich New Yorker's have moved up here and clear cut land that did not belong to them and then the trust says plant some seeds. For me a real person who has been here 13+ years they are treating with heavy hands...
So I want them to think I'm an old crazy coot which I am... I want them to know I'm angry but I can surprise them with some lawyers from Cape Cod who I can get through my Brothers' wife's father.

Push an American too far.... Van I know this outside of your lane but your thoughts on my response.


Dear XXXX

Thank you for getting in touch Did you receive me email? I answered many of your issues. I would be glad to work with you in any way possible.
My Grotto — it is not a terrace--extends very slightly onto the Trust if you insist I will tear it down by hand it’s very beautiful and this seems like a very mean thing to do to someone.

The fire pit I explained was constructed by XXXX and has been there for 30 years. I am not going to touch that. We don’t use it I do not understand why you are being so intrusive. If you have to- take it away yourself.
XXXX has pictures of the original gardens I believe -they are the original gardens from XXX XXXX who granted you the trust land in question. You want me to take down her gardens? That is outrageous. I will not do that.

Yes I was wrong with the grotto, it is on your property line by feet...you have very right to insist upon me removing it although it cause me great personal pain and grievance. We are good people and you are treating us like the enemy.
We have been here for over 13 years. Never have we had such interactions with XXXX Land Trust

I will move the fence line and hand remove the grotto all fall-- I do not understand technology- Is it five feet? Please tell me how far because it is so heavy to move. I do not understand the map.

As to the items that are from the prior owner XXXX. If you like I will call him about the fire pit if and gardens & he can provide you with pictures. Or call you I hope.
Is this agreeable to you?

Yours truly, stoney
 
stonedinvestor said:
... Van I know this outside of your lane but your thoughts on my response.
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Lol.... you think I'm good at stocks....
This is my friggin lane buddy.

Tbh, I mean the letter was weak on your part. It won't matter anyway. 'Lawyering up' in this case will hurt you more than it will help.

Here's your next move Stoney.... tell them you want a survey or you "aren't moving anything". A survey for a property that big will cost some serious dollars. They may have them.... but make em bleed.

Demand a survey. It puts the ball in their court. I wouldn't pick up so much as one piece of gravel until I see some stakes and some orange paint. Your email... and I mean no disrespect.... is useless.
Demand a survey.
You owe me.
 
vanzandt said:
Go to cash Stoney.

EDIT.... shorted apple at 132 and change.
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Wonder if I spooked the market?
After I wrote that I texted some folks with the same advice. I rarely do that. No one listened Stoney. I know for sure one bubba lost over $200K yesterday. Oh well, he can just lock down his wife's credit card for a few days.

What's on the plate today? Did you find a us a SPAC to acquire GBA?

Employment #'s here in a minute. Such a joke lol. But they will move things as CNBC feeds the fire. Joe and Andrew are on vacation this week. I miss those guys. Brian's good too though and Becky is without compare. She's actually the smartest of em all I think. Joe's more like us Stoney. He's the coolest. He don't give af. Brian needs to play us a tune on that guitar he has in the background when he doesn't have the green screen on.
Where's Santilli today!?
I love CNBC in the AM. :thumbsup:
 
I believe this " correction " is over Tuesday. &... Van You know that any time you can buy a stock cheaper than when GummyBearAdvisors does... do it!

Domo has 'very large deal' in pipeline, says Cowen bull
Sep. 4, 2020 11:44 AM ET|About: Domo, Inc. (DOMO)|By: Brandy Betz, SA News Editor
Cowen analyst J. Derrick Wood raises his Domo (NASDAQ:DOMO) price target from $42 to $50, saying he's hearing of "a very large deal" in the pipeline that isn't reflected in the current guidance.

Wood praises Domo's "dramatically improving" business with billings growth acceleration that could lead to a re-rating of the stock's multiple.

The analyst maintains an Outperform rating on Domo, calling it a top pick.

Previously: Domo gains after Q2 beats, upside full-year forecast (Sep. 03 2020) Told Ya!
Deeper dive: Domo's Q2 earnings call transcript.

Domo shares are up 8.1% to $40.29.<-- Told Ya
 
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Thanks for the advice-- they have not gotten back in touch yet. They did do a survey already that's what led to this.. But I should be able to insist that they mark it with something. The amount of feet is so trivial I want them to have to put it on paper. I hear you about the lawyer but sometimes when you get that letterhead it gets their attention.

I would like to request an audit on the lands in question. 30 acres the prior owner gave to them I happen to know they have done very little. I imagine this request made by a lawyer would get their attention. They have been very rude to me and treated me like a newcomer up here when I am in 13 years already.

Perhaps I can demand some of the land back. Some of the land that they have not kept up. Furthermore if they want to get so specific about property lines several large dying trees represent a hazard to me and my family although they sprout up just feet away from my property. So I could see demanding them to upkeep all these trees and that's some serious $$$$$.
 
KCAC--

This is a Bill gates battery stock.... Up as much as 30% today --
Kensington Capital Acquisition Corp. (KCAC)
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As of 12:05PM EDT. Market open.
 
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QuantumScape, an electric-car battery supplier backed byVolkswagen(VWAGY) and Bill Gates, announced plans Thursday to go public via a merger with a blank check company.

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QuantumScape builds solid-state lithium-metal batteries, which some believe are safer than conventional liquid-state batteries.


 
Check out Carrier today. Found some buying this $28-$30 area might be the best we can get. This moves well and is not a tech stock... So we can benefit if there is a rotation and this goes up when tech is good... nice little story and a chart that will knock your socks off. CARR
 
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2- BERY

3- KCAC

4- CARR

5- GPS

Motley Fool on GAP
Performance in e-commerce
Gap's sales fell 18% year over year during the second quarter. At the same time, online sales soared 95%. And the company added 3.5 million new online customers -- that's a 165% increase compared with the same period the year before.

While the digital gains are absolutely encouraging, it's important to put them into perspective. Most retailers have seen strong performance in e-commerce during the period of store closures, as consumers have preferred staying home even once stores have reopened.

Overall, Gap has managed the crisis well, so far. The company ended the quarter with more than $2 billion in cash and cash equivalents, and inventory was down by 4% compared with the year-earlier period. The company also plans on closing more than 225 Gap and Banana Republic stores this year.

So is Gap a buy? Not yet. The shares have already climbed almost 250% from their April low. While the less-than-$6 stock price at that time was unjustified, the recent gains also have been excessive, considering the lack of visibility. Right now, the stock is trading slightly higher than Wall Street's 12-month average price forecast.

Before deciding to buyshares of this retailer and truly believing in Gap's recovery, I want to see another quarter of earnings data.
 
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