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again, I would like to thank @BSC911 @JIMBO1313 @SoProudNole @gring @bradleygator for this vegetable who is currently squatting in the White House. What a national embarrassment

WATCH: Joe Biden Completely Devolves Into Rambling Incoherence In Yet Another Appearance​








No need for thanks. Thank Dominion, the Chinese, and the others who changed ballots.
 
This is for @martycat1 . I didn’t know which thread to put this.

WHD’s (TPH) OFS-Equity-Favorite Status Persists​

Cactus has all the right weapons in its arsenal to remain an ineluctable OFS investment​

Sector: Energy Services & Equipment | Ticker: WHD | Recommendation: BUY | Target: NA | Close: $34.48​

Our continued admiration and affinity for this company / stock stems from their free cash flow generation, engineering / manufacturing / supply chain prowess, and top-notch OG (i.e., veteran) management team. These premier tools in the company’s toolkit helped lift WHD’s Products market share to ~43% and helped give the company’s balance sheet bullet-proof status. On that note, it’s worth pointing out that, we once believed WHD would struggle to achieve ~33-35%+ market penetration but they’ve left that range in the dust. While Q2’21 is burdened with certain incremental margins headwinds, we believe Cactus sits well positioned to generate high incremental margins Q3’21+ given their low fixed costs, impressive manufacturing footprint, and enviable supply chain. Using history as a guide and looking back to 2017 (a year in which activity rallied of putridly low levels), WHD generated incremental EBITDA margins of 43% (Products 45%, Rental 80%, Field Service 28%). From a topline growth perspective, the company’s first shipment of Rental equipment now sits in the Middle East (could generate $1mm/quarter in revenue sometime 2H’21+) and WHD has incremental deployment opportunities should they choose to organically pursue international growth. There are incremental opportunities grow internationally via via the pre-existing rental fleet (i.e. limited capex needs). If Cactus can’t find attractive (and accretive) M&A opportunities, we believe they’ll leverage their remarkable $292mm in net cash to increase the dividend and/or pay a special as they flex their investor-returns muscles. We continue to see equity upside to $40/sh+ for WHD, and the name remains one of our (very few) sleep-at-night stock picks in the OFS space.
 
again, I would like to thank @BSC911 @JIMBO1313 @SoProudNole @gring @bradleygator for this vegetable who is currently squatting in the White House. What a national embarrassment

WATCH: Joe Biden Completely Devolves Into Rambling Incoherence In Yet Another Appearance​









you talk about some Baghdad Bob 😭😭😭😭😳😳😳

Jen Psaki says Biden is so fit that she has trouble keeping up with him​





 
This is for @martycat1 . I didn’t know which thread to put this.

WHD’s (TPH) OFS-Equity-Favorite Status Persists​

Cactus has all the right weapons in its arsenal to remain an ineluctable OFS investment​

Sector: Energy Services & Equipment | Ticker: WHD | Recommendation: BUY | Target: NA | Close: $34.48​

Our continued admiration and affinity for this company / stock stems from their free cash flow generation, engineering / manufacturing / supply chain prowess, and top-notch OG (i.e., veteran) management team. These premier tools in the company’s toolkit helped lift WHD’s Products market share to ~43% and helped give the company’s balance sheet bullet-proof status. On that note, it’s worth pointing out that, we once believed WHD would struggle to achieve ~33-35%+ market penetration but they’ve left that range in the dust. While Q2’21 is burdened with certain incremental margins headwinds, we believe Cactus sits well positioned to generate high incremental margins Q3’21+ given their low fixed costs, impressive manufacturing footprint, and enviable supply chain. Using history as a guide and looking back to 2017 (a year in which activity rallied of putridly low levels), WHD generated incremental EBITDA margins of 43% (Products 45%, Rental 80%, Field Service 28%). From a topline growth perspective, the company’s first shipment of Rental equipment now sits in the Middle East (could generate $1mm/quarter in revenue sometime 2H’21+) and WHD has incremental deployment opportunities should they choose to organically pursue international growth. There are incremental opportunities grow internationally via via the pre-existing rental fleet (i.e. limited capex needs). If Cactus can’t find attractive (and accretive) M&A opportunities, we believe they’ll leverage their remarkable $292mm in net cash to increase the dividend and/or pay a special as they flex their investor-returns muscles. We continue to see equity upside to $40/sh+ for WHD, and the name remains one of our (very few) sleep-at-night stock picks in the OFS space.
You nailed this one. Damn I wish I would have listened to you. It got sketchy for a while and then boom. Congrats.
 
Now we have the answer to this twits problems. He has twice proven that he can regurgitate and repeat back to Socialist professors whatever garbage that they are putting out. Good memory for crap, but he gets a zero on thinking. He was given structured propaganda, but he's never learned how to actually think clearly....
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Ah, so you are one of those anti higher education people. That explains a lot.
 
Nobody as delusional as BSC could have ANY degree unless a graduate of either FAMU or Bethune Cookman. Remember, AOC has a degree from Boston U in economics. That's when you know............fraud is about us.
Ah, I get it. Those colleges are predominantly black.

Racist and ignorant. Well done.
 
Stocks rose Thursday, reversing overnight declines after new jobless claims came in lower than expected, further underscoring the strength of the post-pandemic economic rebound.


I tell you it’s an economic miracle. Be honest, how many of you all listened to @Sunburnt Indian and sold all of your stocks?
 
Stocks rose Thursday, reversing overnight declines after new jobless claims came in lower than expected, further underscoring the strength of the post-pandemic economic rebound.


I tell you it’s an economic miracle. Be honest, how many of you all listened to @Sunburnt Indian and sold all of your stocks?
One day they're up and the next day they're down --- inflation only goes one way.
 
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One day they're up and the next day they're down --- inflation only goes one way.
That’s some @Sunburnt Indian logic there. Sorry, but in case you haven’t noticed it been hitting all time highs. Which logic will tell you that means it’s going up more than down.

And one of the reasons it went up is that inflation fears are subsiding.
 
Goodness how many lies have we busted Hiden telling so far?

Same crowd that spent 4 years claiming Trump told lies every day, just wants to move on...
Goodness how many lies have we busted Hiden telling so far?

Same crowd that spent 4 years claiming Trump told lies every day, just wants to move on...

the reporter who broke these stories about Hunter and the Big Guy says they now have picture of the Biden Crime family meeting with all Hunters corrupt business associates.

The vegetable 🌶 has lied multiple times saying he never met with these people.
 
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That’s some @Sunburnt Indian logic there. Sorry, but in case you haven’t noticed it been hitting all time highs. Which logic will tell you that means it’s going up more than down.

And one of the reasons it went up is that inflation fears are subsiding.
The fear has subsided because the reality that inflation is back and here to stay has set in.
 
The fear has subsided because the reality that inflation is back and here to stay has set in.
Is it? What I’ve been reading is that it may be temporary due to COVID related supply disruptions, and pent up demand coming out out the pandemic. But I am only getting that from the WSJ and other business publications. I’m sure you have better sources.
 
Is it? What I’ve been reading is that it may be temporary due to COVID related supply disruptions, and pent up demand coming out out the pandemic. But I am only getting that from the WSJ and other business publications. I’m sure you have better sources.
I just replaced a leaky faucet in my home. I bought a new valve at Lowes for $50.95. I year ago this same piece would have cost about $15 - $20. That is roughly 300% increase that is my source.
 
I just replaced a leaky faucet in my home. I bought a new valve at Lowes for $50.95. I year ago this same piece would have cost about $15 - $20. That is roughly 300% increase that is my source.
Well, there you have it. You have all the data you need, professor.
 
This is why the Pubs will never win another Presidency. My God, what has happened to the once proud Grand Old Party.

 
I just read this in the WSJ. More lies from @Sunburnt Indian . He’s approaching Ghost levels of being wrong.

Crime flourished in the streets during the Trump Administration. . The murder rate shot up 26%. Mass shootings spiked. The administration even attempted to slash community policing. Mr. Trump rambled into office inciting racism and, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, hate crimes spiked more than 20% during his presidency.

 
LOL at linking an opinion piece from that huckster James Carville blaming Trump for the increase in crime. Between de-funding / vilifying the police and electing Soros-backed prosecutors, big cities have themselves to blame....
I forgot. Only Gateway Pundit is an acceptable source for you Trumpers.

Facts are facts.
 
I very seldom follow the Gateway Pundit; only check it occasionally when somebody links it here or the UK board. It’s pretty far right and certainly not where I would go for hard news.

OTOH, you linked a diatribe from a Democrat operative published by a reputable source (WSJ), clearly marked as “Opinion” and you presented the soaring 2020 crime wave as an infallible fact of being Trump’s fault.

IMO, law enforcement is (at least should be) a local / state matter, with federal involvement limited to national security concerns, multi-state crime rings, etc. The federal government had “federalized” many criminal offenses that should be the purview of state and local agencies.

I stand by my assertion that local and state agencies in Philly, Minneapolis, Louisville, etc are responsible for the safety of their citizens - not the Trump administration nor the Biden administration either to be fair about it.
Fair enough. The OPINION that Dems are better on crime is certainly debatable. However, that doesn’t change the FACT that crime rose during the Trump administration, which was my main point.

Surely we shouldnt exclude facts just because they came from a Democratic source.
 
BS-C911 = Liar + Traitor,,, jus-sayin
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Pew Research says at least 40% of reports about Biden also mention Trump. This has gone on despite Trump being out of office for 127 days. (TDS)

Also, reports about topics unrelated to Donald Trump, such as President Hiden’s spending programs, still mention the former president in 30% of articles.

According to some analysts, > the name of President Trump is used < to bring in audiences as dwindling ratings hurt the revenues of the 'fake news' lamestream media-morons.

85% of conservatives want candidates who mostly are in line with Trump’s MAGA policies. This comes as Trump attempts to push ‘America First’ politicians in the upcoming midterms while also trying to remove RINO House Republicans who joined with Democrats in his second impeachment failed attempt.


Trumps policies aren’t conservative. They are populist.

Conservatism is dead in the Republican Party.
 
Trumps policies aren’t conservative. They are populist.

Conservatism is dead in the Republican Party.
The really REALLY whacko righties believe it's treason to have different opinions from theirs. Which just shows they have no conception of the Constitution, the definition of treason, or (and most importantly) what our brave soldiers fight and die for. And on Memorial Day weekend no less. I would call it reprehensible if I thought they really understood what they were saying.
 
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Trumps policies aren’t conservative. They are populist.

Conservatism is dead in the Republican Party.
In the 2016 election in order to vote against "Hill" I had to vote for the Republican candidate . In 2020 I was thrilled to finally be able to vote for the Republican candidate, Donald Trump. In 2022 and 2024 I will once again vote for the Republican candidate because I am strongly against most everything the Democratic party is promoting.
 
In the 2016 election in order to vote against "Hill" I had to vote for the Republican candidate . In 2020 I was thrilled to finally be able to vote for the Republican candidate, Donald Trump. In 2022 and 2024 I will once again vote for the Republican candidate because I am strongly against most everything the Democratic party is promoting.
That’s fine, just don’t call yourself a conservative.
 
That’s fine, just don’t call yourself a conservative.
I view the current political climate in our country not as a battle of conservative vs liberal but a struggle of good vs evil. The conservative/populist Repubs are the good guys and I am rooting for them. We are in for a hell of a fight tho cause the evil Dems are rich and powerful. We have good on our side tho and that is why I think we will prevail.
 
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