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M-C-G wrote:

Thunder Muscle wrote:I'm +4.2% on OLO today, hellllll yeeeeeah! Haha!

Holy ****, I didn't notice they finished that strong. Might be time to take some gains and wait for a dip???? Ehhh, I'll just hold and see what happens.

Thunder Muscle wrote:

M-C-G wrote:

Thunder Muscle wrote:I'm +4.2% on OLO today, hellllll yeeeeeah! Haha!

Holy ****, I didn't notice they finished that strong. Might be time to take some gains and wait for a dip???? Ehhh, I'll just hold and see what happens.

OLO has dipped a little bit. Considering buying a few more stocks.

Generac has been real successful so far for me. Up 25% since buying like 4 weeks ago. Not sure what the ceiling is, but so far so good.

sidney lanier wrote:As someone who owns some Nike stock, thank you Giannis. Thank you LeBron. Your feet > crypto.

Stannis wrote:What coins do you guys like here?

I doubled down on Polkadot and also opened a new position in KSM

M-C-G wrote:

Thunder Muscle wrote:

M-C-G wrote:
Holy ****, I didn't notice they finished that strong. Might be time to take some gains and wait for a dip???? Ehhh, I'll just hold and see what happens.

OLO has dipped a little bit. Considering buying a few more stocks.

Generac has been real successful so far for me. Up 25% since buying like 4 weeks ago. Not sure what the ceiling is, but so far so good.

I assume this week of rolling power outages mixed with storms on the east coast will be good for sales this quarter. I would assume they have a very seasonal cyclical sales pattern

Henchman24 wrote:

M-C-G wrote:

Thunder Muscle wrote:
OLO has dipped a little bit. Considering buying a few more stocks.

Generac has been real successful so far for me. Up 25% since buying like 4 weeks ago. Not sure what the ceiling is, but so far so good.

I assume this week of rolling power outages mixed with storms on the east coast will be good for sales this quarter. I would assume they have a very seasonal cyclical sales pattern

Generac just opened a new plant in Georgia and will be opening yet another in Mexico later this year. And there is talk of opening more.

mcfromage wrote:When does FCEL boom? Anyone growing impatient?

In the past, nearby residents weren’t necessarily enamored with the idea of a pollution-spewing power plant warming their deep, cold water lake, but at least the electricity produced by the plant was powering their homes. Sixty percent still does, Greenidge said, but the rest of the time, the turbines are burning natural gas to mint profits for the private equity firm Atlas Holdings by mining bitcoin.

Atlas, the firm that bought Greenidge has been ramping up its bitcoin mining aspirations over the last year and a half, installing thousands of mining rigs that have produced over 1,100 bitcoin as of February 2021. The company has plans to install thousands more rigs, ultimately using 85 MW of the station’s total 108 MW capacity.

Seneca Lake’s water isn’t the only thing the power plant is warming. In December 2020, with the power plant running at just 13 percent of its capacity, Atlas’ bitcoin operations there produced 243,103 tons of carbon dioxide and equivalent greenhouse gases, a ten-fold increase from January 2020 when mining commenced. NOx pollution, which is responsible for everything from asthma, lung cancer, and premature death, also rose 10x.

jschligs wrote:As someone who is no longer heavily invested in FCEL (outside of a $75 option I bought expiring in Oct), it's truly amazing to watch it fall by 5-10% seemingly every day.