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HBO Max is the shit, bought Discovery last year.

All Warner Bros productions, all Discovery productions, all HBO productions in ONE streamingservice.

All time classics like Harry Potter from Warner Bros. The most leading documentaries and the largest selection of documentaries. And HBO with Chernobyl, Game of Thrones, The Wire and Sopranos, series considered as part of the best of all-time. For only 5 euro's per month!
Love HBO Max. Even has all seasons of Gomorrrah in the states
 

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Hire Michael Bay, give him 200m, receive piece of shit movie with 100 potholes, be surprised that people are leaving your platform. Oh, and they've also invested 30m per episode in stranger things S4 :lol:

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If I see that the cast includes The rock, Ryan Reynolds, Gal Gadot, Mark Wahlberg, Vin Diesel it's an easy pass
 
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    Robinhood announced they're adding a paid share lending program. Meanwhile Fidelity requires you to have $250,000 in your brokerage account to use theirs, what a joke :howler: :howler:
     
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    We did it guys

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    I don't know whether to sell bags on shit like BNGO or BB to preserve what money is left there or just hold and hope for the best in the future.
     

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    loading up on small US & Canadian oil and natty gas producers lately. there's stuff available at like 1-2X free cash flow. most of the market isn't allowed to buy them because "muh ESG"
     

    alaska

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    You don't think this is the high point of oil prices?

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    I doubt it. There hasn't been meaningful production restarts/growth. OPEC isn't even always hitting its own price hike targets, which are modest. In the shale patch, a shitton of people straight up left the industry (for construction mainly, and other things too) during the last downturn and they aren't coming back. The government has consistently said the oil industry is going away, so people moved on with their lives.

    It's fucking difficult to get frac stacks, frac sand, casing, piping, etc - at any price. Plus ESG means new projects aren't getting financed at nearly the same rate.

    So all this adds up to less supply. If there's more COVID lockdowns in China, that will put a dent in demand. But longer term, I'd expect oil to be higher for longer.
     
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    I doubt it. There hasn't been meaningful production restarts/growth. OPEC isn't even always hitting its own price hike targets, which are modest. In the shale patch, a shitton of people straight up left the industry (for construction mainly, and other things too) during the last downturn and they aren't coming back. The government has consistently said the oil industry is going away, so people moved on with their lives.

    It's fucking difficult to get frac stacks, frac sand, casing, piping, etc - at any price. Plus ESG means new projects aren't getting financed at nearly the same rate.

    So all this adds up to less supply. If there's more COVID lockdowns in China, that will put a dent in demand. But longer term, I'd expect oil to be higher for longer.
    Interesting. I would've figured it would've come down to pre-pandemic levels at the least.

    Sounds like you're saying I should keep my OXY shares then :p
     

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