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Preface to all four parts: I ended the week with 64 short positions. I have zoomed in on what I consider the most germane portion of all of these. The top half is viewable by everyone; the bottom half is only viewable by paying members. As always, clicking on any chart produces a larger version, and you can navigate your way through the gallery.
Since I spent a portion of my Saturday assembling a second garden shed, I was reminded of this, one of my favorite Python bits.
Preface to all four parts: I ended the week with 64 short positions. I have zoomed in on what I consider the most germane portion of all of these. The top half is viewable by everyone; the bottom half is only viewable by paying members. As always, clicking on any chart produces a larger version, and you can navigate your way through the gallery.
When was the last time that GM was important? The 1950s, I guess? In any event, the week started off with the huge news that GM had bought a butt-ton of NKLA stock. Nikola shot up over 50%. As the chart shows below, anyone who go suckered into GM’s big-brained decision got their heads handed to them. The company is being called and fraud and, shockingly, the company says that just ain’t so.
