Replies to post #16945 on Viewer's Choice

[12yearplan]

This; .. As well JP Morgan is lowering interest rates...a shot in the ass for RE and consumer goods especially autos that have a huge pent up demand. Average car on the road is 13 years old ....considered super sluggish... lots of buying this end of 2025 with 2026 looking to be a super banner year.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=176814991
And this; (.. it's partially about unprecedented and accelerated growth)
https://www.economist.com/leaders/2025/07/24/the-economics-of-superintelligence
.. if you can't climb the paywall/read the article, yup - ai generated version;

U know, .. we'll see, we watch,

Position ourselves with what ever funny mental's still remain lolz.. 🤔

[bbotcs]

lj: U just had to bring up Wendy's, didn't you, Vern. Just HAAAD to do it.
I bought WEN last year, 1K shares with a fantastic dividend yield, at about $19 a share. Currently, in the $8-9 range.
Wendy's "biggie boxes" slay the competition, imo. Wendy's problem is far too few locations and their drive-thru setup.
Order at the display and pay the person who hands U your food. Slower process.
Taco Bell has the same setup, but they are fast.
Disclosure: I often don't bother putting verbs in my sentences.