$AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$ then we wouldn’t see the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer, The Arizona State Retirement System and The California Public Employes’ Retirement System within one screenshot. THIS IS a big deal! look at the list of investors! Not today, but one day we’re going to the moon! I know the price has never stung like this before and I’m feeling it too, but we’re #ApeStrong! We need to be more positive in our talk and outlook. We’re Apes, not w...

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That’s pretty cool! 👍
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In an email sent to SpaceX employees, Elon Musk addressed the 'crisis' of Starship Raptor engine production, and said the company could face a 'genuine risk of bankruptcy' if the company is unable to achieve a Starship flight rate of once every two weeks next year.
Starship is the massive, next-generation rocket SpaceX is developing to launch cargo and people on missions to the moon and Mars. The company is testing prototypes at a facility in southern Texas and has flown multiple short test flights. But to move to orbital launches, the rocket prototypes will need as many as 39 Raptor engines each – necessitating a sharp ramp in engine production.
Elon Musk is angry with the lack of progress SpaceX has made in developing the Raptor engines that power its Starship rocket. He described a dire situation the day after Thanksgiving in a companywide email.
The Raptor production crisis is much worse than it seemed a few weeks ago.”
—— Musk wrote.
Musk wrote in the email that he planned to take the long Thanksgiving holiday off. But, after discovering the Raptor situation, Musk said he would personally work on the engine production line through Friday night and into the weekend.
We need all hands on deck to recover from what is, quite frankly, a disaster."
—— Musk wrote.
Mooers, do you think whether or not Musk will guide SpaceX out of this mess?
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Source: SPACE EXPLORED, CNBC

Kobe Bryant, the late NBA legend, was not just a basketball player.
One of his big investments paid off big time. In 2014, Bryant purchased 10% of BodyArmor, a Gatorade competitor, for $6 million.
Last week, $Coca-Cola(KO.US)$ announced it acquired full ownership of BodyArmor, paying $5.6 billion in cash, valuing BodyArmor around $8 billion. The company had purchased a minority stake in 2018.
With that valuation, Bryant's 10% investment is estimated to be worth around $800 million today. That puts his returns from $6 million to $800 million around a 13,222% gain in less than eight years. 
He still amazed us after he left.
Mamba Forever!

$Meta Platforms(FB.US)$ The purpose of the name change, according to the official interpretation, was "to establish a diversified business structure". But 10 years before the name change, management had begun to think that only a name change could solve a series of headaches caused by the tobacco control campaign. Because the society has no good impression on Philip Morris, a health killer, its brand and image are potentially boycotted. And the name change seems to have become a way for management to avoid escalating social tensions.

Now there are more and more slang words that I don’t know, I have to prove that I’m not old.
Gay bear: Bulls expect stocks to go up. Bears expect them to go down. WallStreetBets, often deliberately incorporating un-politically-correct terms and symbols, refers to people who WANT stocks to go down, and are seeking to profit off of the position, as “gay bears.” They are denoted by a picture of an LBGT flag and a bear emoji, or sometimes a strange video clip of dancing animated bears.
“I eat crayons:” More subversive self-deprecation, often used by members of the group to imply that their foolhardy bets, and possible resulting losses, should not be mistaken for formal investment expertise.
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