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if clover health expands like i think they can, then i'm happy with my purchase. i like their plans for growth. they're trying to triple their county positions over the next year w/ a potential doubling in earnings in 2021. I believe they also signed on w/ some Walmarts for their medicare advantage plan which I think includes patients who can sign up for some of the clinic walmart is opening.



preciate it boss. by the time i'm done paying off school loans (paid off 2 private loans last year as well), i would've paid a bit over 300k in debt off over the last 7 years or so. that compounded interest is a bytch. think about what I could've done with all that money. it's delayed me buying a house (could've bought but I didn't want extra debt hanging over y head) and investing more heavily in the market. i'm lucky in that I have a high paying career that'll have my loans paid off before i'm 40. most people in this country who have say 100k-250k school debt are lucky to be making 50-75k a year and basically pay that shyt off until they die. those articles someone posted earlier are very damning in that younger generations of people (less than 40-45 years old) are not on track to ever be able to retire, and student loan debt is a massive part of that. feds want people investing n the market and buying homes, but how can someone do that when thousands of interest is being siphoned off from them each month and they never get ahead of their debt. fed government is so crooked w/ what they priortize. federal student loans should be interest free if not having tuition completely free for those attending public institutions. outstanding student loan should be wiped out across the board IMO for all US students. yet how many billions are uselessly spent on defense budget, etc. SMH.
Can't rep this post right now but brehs and brehettes

Throw some rep his way :salute:
 

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I need some pull back :damn:
Stocks moving like the stimulus checks are already on the way.....


:patrice: this might be a good time to get back into pennies

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:mjlol: Quiet as kept, dividend stocks lowkey give you the amount of the dividend just buying the shares early enough and waiting until the EX date. I'm hitting consistent licks doing this, and it's safer than holding the bag. The stock drops the amount of the dividend received, so most are left holding the bag, praying that the stocks value returns to what it was at initial purchase. I'd much rather qet a quick 50-100% of what the dividend would be, then sell it before the inevitable fall-off.

:mjlol: I made a quick 1500 off a stock I held for 3 days, and I'm trying to do it again with a different stock, only thing is I have to hold it over the weekend until the selloff Tuesday.

how much did you have to put in to get that $1500 ?
 
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