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Historically, stocks added to the S&P 500 index experience a short-term surge in price. As we can see below, the average and median stock prices tend to rise leading up to the inclusion date, driven by investor expectations and forced buying from index-tracking funds.

Lenny casually flexing *checks math* $500K ARR in two months.

It's fascinating to go through the list and see how few survived.

Six of the companies in the list have negative earnings, and the average P/E of the rest is 155!

Man being close to Trump right now would be infinite money glitch.

Hmm.

I can guarantee you that this thesis is stronger than most 20 page analyst reports.

People figuring out Bloomberg’s sales model 20 years too late

This guy just made generational wealth.

Be greedy when others are fearful : Reddit edition 📷from April 2025

Nothing says efficient markets like the stock pumping after the CEO gifts the President a glass sculpture with a gold base.

Fund managers hate investing:

I guess now we can call the top?

Another short report just dropped

The entire market is propped up by *checks notes* students using AI to get through last-minute submissions.