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Trump has pledged a $5,000 "dividend" check to every adult American citizen if Republicans win control of both the House and Senate in the midterms. Do you think it actually happens?

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By Stocktwits Polls, Dude Manguy, Rick Buckmaster
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Trump has pledged a $5,000 "dividend" check to every adult American citizen if Republicans win control of both the House and Senate in the midterms. Do you think it actually happens?
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SK Hynix ( $SKHY ) listing day is upon us - are you a buyer? Drop a comment with your strategy.

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By Stocktwits Polls, Craig McC, Ted Hitchcock
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The initial valuation of $SKHY will probably be more justified than that of $SPCX . Companies like SKHY are more the bedrock of companies like SpaceX, rather than the other way around. * Not that one is EXACTLY the bedrock of the other.
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What do you expect the Fed to decide at its FOMC meeting Wednesday?

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By Stocktwits Polls, Sofa King, Floofy McFloof
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completely meaningless what they do. the main thing is to create some kind of circus atmosphere to somehow push stocks higher, just like 95% of everything the Fed does. occasionally the Fed chair says something the market doesn't like, in which the media serves up a softball question instructing a reversal of what was originally said. that's always the fail-safe when a Fed head loses track of what's happening.
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