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The future is unknown and your personal finance is 80% personal, but I would suggest attemping, over time, to balance between the two. Having options of where to withdraw from provides flexibility. Also don’t forget to build a taxable brokerage for the same reason.

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Who in here plans to sell the news on Friday if this thing gets lit?

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Depends on how lit… but I’ll probably sell half of my small lot.

What are the chances the news from sparc is bad and the spare stock crashes?

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Most etfs and mutual funds rebalance quarterly or semi annually. So if they had these in their holdings it goes up like anything else. But they aren't adding unless it becomes a larger part of the index.

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But ETFs and funds acquire additional blocks of stocks as they have additional funds. Their acquisition mechanisms are different but their constitutions stating their mix of stock are predefined.

Yeah, If you hit a moon shot in your Roth you might be waiting until 59 1/2 to enjoy. But with your retirement secured, you will have a lot of freedom with the other income you bring in.

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Still new to this. Is that good or bad?

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There have been times of hype/volatility and stretches of modest volume. I personally think it’s neither good nor bad. What will move the needle for the institutional investors are the reasons many here are holding. Future sales contracts.

The timing of this week’s press release about the opening of the Austin office/R&D lab seems consistent with prior press releases coming out on Tuesdays. That is a trend worth keeping in mind while it lasts.

So when are we planning our TD-HG Field Trip to Austin?

I have this pegged for a future stock price of $27 based on the potential of 500 hyperions producing a total of 5,000 metric tons per year generating $1b in profits and a P/E multiplier of 10.

If they have get contracts for more tons or if they lock down their IP past ten years, then I will adjust my outlook.

…Or I might change my outlook on a whim this evening.

Any rule that stifles a shareholder meeting doesn’t make sense to me. I know it is not well attended but it is a somewhat public meeting. It seems like the perfect time to lay out public information.

Wasn’t there empty lots across the street from the supplier?

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Added 430 more shares

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I have no more dry powder from purchases made during the decline and not at the bottom.

Losses are very uncomfortable on the short run, but overall still very much green. I didn’t expect the past month and I invested for the 2-10 year gains. So I need to focus on the long play.