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@crazy_historyx I will do the same

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@USStockFocus Something is going on，new routes and price hike are adding to the revenue

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Chinese TSLA - XiaoMi ChengDu show

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@benbbaldwin Seriously，most business left around fisherman wharf，almost empty，

it is not decline，it is collapse

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@DislykReality @HeLLaTaLL510 That means you never really walked around in SF daily

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@DislykReality @HeLLaTaLL510 you cant walk out freely in many beautiful area in San Francisco because of homeless.
Grocery stores lock down their merchandise， you have to wait for staff to open it for you.
Groceries price increase because theft and extra securitu

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@GAndersonTrades Right move, however, since their CEO bought 9 million at $95, I doubt it will go as low as $80.

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@0TH1MMM @I_Am_The_ICT 100%.
Most people get trapped on that wick. Insiders wait for the stop hunt to finish first.

Let us follow each other.

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From Valuation point of view：
Bear case:
$50–70 18A works technically but Foundry fails to attract enough customers.

Base case:
$90–130 Products recover, 18A works, Foundry grows but remains much smaller than TSMC.

Bull case:
$150–200 18A + 14A succeed, major external customers arrive, margins recover, and Intel becomes a credible second advanced foundry.

Extreme bull:
$200+ Intel becomes a genuinely important alternative to TSMC while simultaneously regaining significant CPU/server share.

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@varuntakkar01 True their CEO bought almost 10 million at $95

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@USStockFocus The largest insider transaction of the year

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https://t.co/WlhKq6t4ro

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@di7marketops Meaning?

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@KChart_Hunter They always know

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@crazy_historyx Insider Shot it down

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$WMT crash today:
Between May 22 and June 16 the Walton Family Holdings Trust sold roughly 8.6 million Walmart shares worth more than $1 billion at $113–$122.

The Trust still held about 502 million shares afterward, so the sales represent only a small portion and could reflect diversification or estate planning.

On August 20 Walmart shares plunged roughly 9% after U.S. comparable sales rose just 2.6%, the weakest growth in six years and below expectations.

Stronger revenue, e-commerce, advertising and a raised outlook were overshadowed by the slowdown and a premium valuation that left little room for weaker growth.

The concentrated $1 billion sale at high prices followed by the consumer-driven warning makes the sequence notable, though it does not prove the sellers predicted the results.

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Correction: NMM Q2 Earnings Date in the article

Correction: The Q2 2026 earnings date is today, August 20, 2026, not August 26, 2016 as previously stated.

The previous date was a typo. All references to the Q2 earnings date should be updated to August 20, 2026.

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