And as planned, which I just shared with some folks here..."Desperate and Dopey Destriero" checks in as planned. I am the internet forum master of gaming idiots. Sorry Destriero... rant away... but you are, have been, and remain on ignore. But thanks for the laugh... 3 people watched you play into my hand. Night night. EDIT: Did you photoshop any account balances and post them here today? How's that TSLA gamma going you idiot?
The Black & White is a great cookie. GM ~~~~ I am heading up to Ct today it is very hot. Rocket Lab price target raised by $20 at BofA, » 06:31 RKLB Helen of Troy CEO buys 10K shares, CFO buys 10K shares of common stock » 21:01 HELE
HELEHelen of Troy Limited $20.05-1.66(-7.65%)4:00 PM 07/15/25 NASDAQ |$USD |Pre-Market:$20.81+0.76(+3.79%)7:20 AM I would be careful here although it's tempting. We have a friend who is a big facialist... beauty products and what not for the face and treatments and her business is 30% down on costs. All the products they use are imported and the added costs from everything being too expensive now is hitting the bottom line. Already the facials are costly, there is no room to raise prices.. and here come the tariffs. So many small businesses will go under and close up shop because of this folly. But that's the point to destroy the fabric of our system and replace it with robots and high tech mega wealthy Ai powered web sites. No thank you. #supportyourlocalstore
Shares of Pop Mart International slumped over 6% on Wednesday. The Beijing-based company is known for selling blind-box toys. The blind-box toys feature original characters such as Molly, Crybaby, and the wildly popular Labubu. Shares of Pop Mart International slumped over 6% on Wednesday, even as the Chinese toymaker forecast a surge in first-half earnings. The unexpected drop reflects growing investor caution around the sustainability of the company’s rapid growth, despite soaring demand for its collectible toys like Labubu, which has sparked a global craze. Pop Mart’s revenue in the first quarter of 2025 rose 170% year-over-year, including a nearly 480% surge in overseas sales and a doubling of domestic revenue. The Beijing-based company, known for selling blind-box toys featuring original characters such as Molly, Crybaby, and the wildly popular Labubu, said it expects profit to jump by at least 350% in the first six months of 2025 compared to the same period last year. Revenue is also projected to grow by at least 200%, according to a filing with the Hong Kong stock exchange late Tuesday.