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GAI is an amazing cheap company: its stock costs only $ 3.27 and yet it has $3.70 per share… READ MORE
Chinese online gaming giant NetEase (Nasdaq: NTES) can teach a company a thing or two about how to stay one… READ MORE
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KMP Kinder Morgan Energy Partners is in many ways a strange company: 1) It pays a rich 7.20% dividend which… READ MORE
If Bill Gates was still doing business it would have already been done. Microsoft should take advantage of EBAY’s very… READ MORE
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I did it again — 07/31/2026 Same stock. Same number of shares.Different mindset. JinkoSolar (JKS). A few months ago I…
Stock: HST (most likely Host Hotels & Resorts, ticker HST) Shares sold: 67 shares Execution price:$22.8627 per shareGross proceeds: 67…
50 share(s) of your order to Buy 50 share(s) of BGS has been executed at $4.2263.
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