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We take risks everyday.This morning for example I poured myself a cup of coffee which I held in one hand and I also picked up one of my laptops sitting on a couch by grabbing it by one of it's corners. Then I put down my coffee cup and picked up my cellphone and placed it on my laptop. Then I managed to pick up my laptop again and held it face up so the phone would be less likely to slip off . With my other empty hand I picked up the same coffee cup and then carefully carried all three of these items from my livingroom to my bedroom. It saved me making two trips. In hindsight that was a stupid move to make. In this decision making process my brain was telling me that I have two laptops and that the second one is more valuable so if I dropped the first one and broke it then that wouldn't be the end of the world. It's funny why it would think like that. It was almost tempting me to take the risk. Also, if my cell phone slipped off my laptop and hit the floor while I was carr...
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Buying Back Shares To Help Lift The Stock - EV News Again

After years of work they now have three truck sales.
Now this.
Would I be buying this stock? NO. Another reverse stock split seems to be in the wind.
On a differing note "Faraday Future" is busy running around race tracts breaking speed records.
I guess they are burning off steam after recently doing a 1-80 reverse stock split. Image that! Yes it really did happen.
What a crazy race to go electric.** Now Mullen again one week later.
**** An update in July 2025.. Nothing has changed much. We still have struggling car making companies.

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