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Even though it’s close to its all time highs I bought some more shares of Rocket Lab ($RKLB) once I saw Trump was blowing up Musks pick to run NASA Tuesday. I’m confident in Peter Beck, but even more so now NASA is gunna be crippled. RocketLab has the best proven track record after SpaceX of delivering payload to orbit. And I think Neutron will be a success and a quality Falcon 9 competitor. Starship could kill it but It’s a good hedge. Blue Origin is fully private so zero ownership possibility there…
 
GladeCane said:
Care to elaborate on, "I think this is all a show".
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Trump loves a good kayfabe as he he had multiple appearances in WWE. By getting people on Elon’s side, he gets the Dems to side with Elon for spending cuts and to demand release of the Epstein files.
Not saying that’s gonna happen, but I think this fight is fake. I bought the dip at 275,277,280, and 287.
 
Cmuri said:
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Trump loves a good kayfabe as he he had multiple appearances in WWE. By getting people on Elon’s side, he gets the Dems to side with Elon for spending cuts and to demand release of the Epstein files.
Not saying that’s gonna happen, but I think this fight is fake. I bought the dip at 275,277,280, and 287.
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I asked, because I was thinking along the same lines.
 
USD Average Hourly Earnings (MoM) (May)
0.4% 1.02 0.3% 0.2%
03:00
USD Average Hourly Earnings (YoY) (May)
3.9% 1.25 3.7% 3.9%
03:00
USD Average Weekly Hours (May)
34.3 0.00 34.3 34.3
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USD Labor Force Participation Rate (May)
62.4% - - 62.6%
03:00
USD Nonfarm Payrolls (May)
139K 0.18 130K 147K

Earnings MoM up
Nonfarm payrolls higher than expected
Overall good numbers for May
 
Cmuri said:
Here’s one for the rumor mill.



Possible EO to ban Chinese drones.

Stocks to look into UMAC, Mtek, Onds, rcat.

I bought some umac, don jr’s company.

Not financial advice. Do your own due diligence.
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Calinative said:
It’ll go lower. I will 100% bet more of my money on an Elon who is going to war for his companies though. Without question
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Now that he's got substantial numbers on both Left and Right against him, who's left to buy Teslas?

Wonder what happened to that Tesla that Trump so visibly took delivery on at the WH? Think it's still on the grounds?
 
hotshot said:
Now that he's got substantial numbers on both Left and Right against him, who's left to buy Teslas?

Wonder what happened to that Tesla that Trump so visibly took delivery on at the WH? Think it's still on the grounds?
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Buy Tesla stock if you
A) Believe in an Autonomous future. The winner will either Be Tesla or Waymo aka Google
B) Believe Humanoid Robots are the future
C) Believe Large-Scale Energy Storage is the future.

This isnt complicated. Tesla is a vertically integrated manufacturing behemoth who outcompetes all domestic competition. They are also dominant in Charging infrastructure which they successful got every automaker to switch to their solution for, they are extremely successful in home solar and battery backup as well. So you ask who will buy a Tesla ... Well, I imagine once the subsidies end that people will buy the only vehicle that still costs <$40K new that delivers the best efficiency v performance v cost on the market...
 
CPI Wednesday
PPI Thursday…..May
Should be up slightly…Fed won’t cut rates imo.
 
Look at that 6 months on the NASDAQ!! Got **** there is a force field at the top!!!!
 



The U.S. Economy Is Headed Toward an Uncomfortable Summer

The Wall Street Journal | 06/08/2025 | By Nick Timiraos

The Fed aggressively raised rates in 2022 and 2023 to combat inflation. But the U.S. economy was insulated because many households and businesses had already refinanced at ultralow rates during the pandemic. Later, the economy benefited from an unexpected boom in capital spending on artificial intelligence. Any pullback could be abrupt. “It’s very rare that you have a technology shock of this sort that doesn’t lead to overbuilding,” said Jason Thomas, chief economist at private-equity manager Carlyle.
 
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