Breaking new ground, don't know. Looks like it consolidated for a couple months and bounced off the 50DMA and is making another move. It is overbought but last time it was like this it stayed that way for about a couple months before it went into that consolidation for the next couple months. I don't know what to say lol. Let it run and use a trailing stop on some of it or all of it, depending on your tolerance. It's crazy to think this one time albatross around the neck of GE (GE Power) is what it is now haha. I thought it would be a solid company after the spinoff but nothing close to this.
I had a stop loss at $320, but this afternoon moved it up to $360. Even I'm getting nervous with this one. The fwd PE is 150'ish (which is PLTR territory).
It caught the AI/need more power narrative and just ripped.
I almost don’t remember that one. I think it’s connected to a basketball recruit we lost to Nova - Will Sheridan. Someone kept mistakenly calling one of our players Sheridan and he became a mythical character. We also had an awesome LB Brian Sheridan who was a warrior and Jersey guy. That may have added to the confusion. RIP Brian.
Only need to know a few things: Snow accumulation totals applied to male privates determining whether suburban MILFs are happy or disappointed as they congregate at the local sandwich hub. I always thought the old Sub and Jug in Hillsboro was the basis for this but @RocktheRac disputes my claim.
One thing I admire about his tour - he was very organized and clear about the ground rules with everyone and stuck to a timeline for making a decision. No drama. Now that may be because he knew where he was going all along and just wanted to kick the tires to see if some team could change his mind. Also may have been a dress rehearsal for a free agency tour later.
The ladies at Hillsborough deli are probably salivating at the prospect of getting a couple inches (of snow) this weekend. It's been a rough couple years.
my attempt at humor failed I guess, Not joking about the smoke machine though.
Trust me I was very happy with the win. Love the fact we were tougher than a tough team. Love seeing Ace being a more well rounded player. Filling up the OREB, BLK and ASST columns is huge. That is what gets us to a Top 20 team the rest of the way
You are taking this way too seriously. I was actually complimenting your posts but in true GRF fashion you only highlight the negative. I suggest you take a deep breath.
my attempt at humor failed I guess, Not joking about the smoke machine though.
Trust me I was very happy with the win. Love the fact we were tougher than a tough team. Love seeing Ace being a more well rounded player. Filling up the OREB, BLK and ASST columns is huge. That is what gets us to a Top 20 team the rest of the way
" Put one foot in front of the other and soon you'll be walking out the door. If you want to change your direction. If your time of life is at hand. Well don’t be the rule be the exception. A good way to start is to stand."
What a great write-up (as usual)...thank you! I just started some physical therapy recently and I quoted some words from your write-up in bold above- it is almost word-for-word what the therapists tell us walking wounded during the therapy sessions. Seems to be working out pretty good for me and Rutgers! Even 5-star athletes sometimes have to walk a little before they run, I guess. GO RU!!!!!!
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