I am not a cat

Watched the GameStop hearing -- the guy that made millions from the trade went to Stone Hill College (non-target), graduated during the financial crisis ('09), was unemployed for 2-years at one point and had to work at Mass Mutual. Props to him for making more than many of us ever will in our careers without a pedigreed backgrounds.

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He seems like a pretty smart dude. In a lot of interviews, a lot of his friends and teachers were not surprised he was able to pull off something like this. Good on him. He deserved this dub.

Dayman?
 

A huge part of the story is that he graduated in 09. Even smart target grads had offers rescinded or didn’t have spots to apply to in the first place

 

Yeah a 4:03 mile is no joke. But, to many with low 4:XX mile times, the main goal is 3:59 - too bad he never hit it and only got really close. 4:03 is amazingly good though.

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"THIS IS NOT POLITICAL THEATRE" ... yes it is Maxine, nothing will happen to anyone here

 

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He likes the stock

“Keith Gill said that he still believes GameStop’s current price of roughly $45 a share undervalues the company. “I like the stock,” he said.”

"If you always put limits on everything you do, physical or anything else, it will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them." - Bruce Lee
 

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