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Fastenal Co.

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PRICE

$75.7 โ–ฒ0.893%

Last Close

VOLUME

10,806,767

DAY RANGE

75.59 - 76.74

52 WEEK

47.61 - 76.74

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@John_Seattle #ivtrades
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man, some big last minute $WMT Calls accumulating over 35,000 contracts couldn't absorb the last minutes buys fast enough to act. will digest and plan action

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@coulldc #vpatraders
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@CharlesW Hi Charles - ful lots of forex are indeed large size, and for a novice they are not the place to start with $100,000 - as explained in the program, the place to start is with micro lots, at 100th the size, then in to multiple micro lots, before moving to mini lots and so on up the chain. When you first start it is not about the money, it is about consistency and achieving consistent pip targets on a weekly or monthly basis. This is where to start,. If you can achieve consistent results with tiny contracts at the micro level or mini level, you will ultimately be able to trade full lots. So start with $1,000 size contract and one! Then 2 etc - build up slowly,. If you start with full lots you will blow your account fast I can assure you!

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@Peter_K. #BTC-ECHO
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Leute haben schon fast FOMO

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@Trader7 #Trader24
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**In-Depth Analysis โ€“ AUDUSD โ€“ Investors Expect Fed to Cut First!** The Aussie Dollar increases 0.67% and sees its strongest gain this week so far. The exchange rate trades at its highest price since February 2nd. The FOMCโ€™s Meeting Minutes indicate the Federal Reserve is not yet willing to cut interest rates. FOMC Members are cautious about cutting rates too fast. Australiaโ€™s Wage Price Index for the latest quarter continues to read higher than where the RBA would like to see it. The Reserve Bank of Australia advise the regulator would not consider cutting interest rates until the second half of 2024. The Australian Economy weakens but not enough to pressure the RBA! Inflation remains moderately higher than the US! https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/768620/

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@Thomas.Z #tradingpartner
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ist fast wie der berliner flughafen

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@Peter_K. #BTC-ECHO
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hatte keine 25k fyn auf der metamask. habe fast alles auf der cold wallet

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@CharlesW #vpatraders
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@DJTrading Thank you for the kind words. I am going to be using a tablet in my tractor trailer so when I am being loaded or unloaded I can pull up the position that I have open. I am going to apply for the $20 funded account so I can have a little better room for growth and learning the platform. I am going to be using only 0.5% of the funding to keep my losses as low as possible perhaps even down to 1/4% of total capital. I have never used MT4 or MT5 and the funded program requires using that platform so I will open a demo account once I get that funded account up and running to learn all the details about using that platform as I have primarily used ToS in the past but I am a pretty fast learner so I dont have much worries about learning it. I hope all of you are well and making a killing in the markets.

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@Housty #droscrew
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Here you can see the FIXED price VOL RISING OVER THE LAST couple weeks on March QQQ puts.... That is usually what happens before a big market bust... we are riisng fast here but be cautious

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@coulldc #vpatraders
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It's like a watch mechanism, some moving very fast, others more slowly and some cockwise and others anti clockwise - basic principle of multiple timeframes which apply in the same way to the CSI

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@action #T|T|T
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Die Marktreaktion nach einem fast unglaublich katastrophal anmutendem Empire State Index hรคlt sich (noch) in Grenzen. S&P 500 -0,2% bei 4.772,2 Punkten.

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@Thomas.Z #tradingpartner
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gestern war OSB Doji Tag in fast allen mรคrkten

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@Mazi_P #PlutoTraders
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FAST!!!!!!!!

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@trademaster #TradeHouses
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By Paul Carsten LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices were steady on Monday as worries persisted around crude oversupply despite OPEC+ cuts and softer fuel demand growth next year. Brent crude futures dipped 6 cents to $75.78 a barrel by 1427 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were down 7 cents at $71.16. Both contracts jumped more than 2% on Friday but were down for a seventh straight week, their longest streak of weekly declines since 2018, on lingering oversupply concerns. "There is little doubt that the oil complex remains in a state of vulnerability," oil broker PVM's John Evans said in a note on Monday. Despite a pledge by the OPEC+ group, which comprises the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia, to cut 2.2 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil production in the first quarter, investors remain sceptical about compliance. Output growth in non-OPEC countries is expected to lead to excess supply next year. RBC Capital Markets expects stock draws of 700,000 bpd in the first half, but only 140,000 bpd for the full year. "Prices will remain volatile and directionless until the market sees clear data points pertaining to the voluntary output cuts," RBC analysts said in a note. With cuts not implemented until next month, oil faces a volatile two months before clarity from any quantifiable compliance data, the analysts said. The latest consumer price index data from China, the world's biggest oil importer, showed rising deflationary pressures as weak domestic demand cast doubt over the country's economic recovery. Chinese officials on Friday pledged to spur domestic demand and consolidate and enhance the economic recovery in 2024. This week investors are watching for guidance on interest rate policies from meetings at five central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as U.S. inflation data to assess the potential impact on the global economy and oil demand. Recent price weakness drew demand from the United States, which has sought up to 3 million barrels of crude for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) in March 2024. "We know the Biden Administration is in the market looking to refill the SPR, which will provide support," IG analyst Tony Sycamore said in a note, adding that prices were also being supported by technical chart indicators. Meanwhile, a draft of a potential climate deal at the COP28 summit on Monday suggested a range of options countries could take to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but omitted the "phase out" of fossil fuels many nations have demanded. U.N. Secretary General Antonio Guterres said a central benchmark of success for COP28 would be whether it yielded a deal to phase out coal, oil and gas use fast enough to avert disastrous climate change.

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@Jonove #droscrew
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The real winners in the economy are those folks who put out videos on how to save money on fast food while getting paid by those same fast food sponsors to make such videos

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@dros #droscrew
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true - but I feel like that would be pretty difficult actually > @Jonove said: $23.24 for fast food, to feed a family of 5, isn't bad actually

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@Jonove #droscrew
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$23.24 for fast food, to feed a family of 5, isn't bad actually

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@trademaster #TradeHouses
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Investing.com -- U.S. stocks are rising as investors await a week that includes the Federal Reserve's latest decision on interest rates, the jobs report for October, and earnings from Apple. At 11:07 ET (15:07 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 324 points or 1%, while the S&P 500 was up 0.7% and the NASDAQ Composite rose 0.9%. The broad-based S&P slumped 2.5% last week, over 10% below its 2023 high and thus falling into correction territory, putting it on course for its third-straight negative month. This would be its first such streak since 2020, in the pandemic era. Fed meeting to drive sentiment Weighing on Wall Street last week was a sharp jump in Treasury yields, as traders fretted that a resilient economy would mean that the Federal Reserve kept interest rates at elevated levels for longer than previously expected, The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield jumped above 5% for the first time since 2007, but has since retraced to 4.87%. This brings Wednesdayโ€™s Federal Reserve policy meeting firmly into the spotlight, with investors eager to hear policymakers' views on the state of the economy and the outlook for interest rates. Most investors are betting that the Fed is done tightening after Chair Jerome Powell said that rising long-term yields reduce the need for further rate increases, though some believe another hike could come when the central bank meets again in December. Payrolls report due Friday The economic data slate is largely empty Monday, and the weekโ€™s key release will be Fridayโ€™s nonfarm payrolls report for October. After a blockbuster 336,000 jobs were added in September, economists are expecting more moderate jobs growth of 182,000, which is still consistent with a robust labor market. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 3.8%, while wage growth is expected to ease to 4% year-on-year, which would mark a post-pandemic period low. Apple the highlight of weekโ€™s results Markets will also be keeping an eye on quarterly results from several large U.S. companies this week. Fast food giant McDonaldโ€™s (NYSE:MCD) beat expectations as revenue rose 14% and same store sales rose 8.8% on price increases. Shares rose 1.5%. Investors will also be watching the auto makers after reports early Monday that General Motors Company (NYSE:GM) had reached a tentative agreement with United Auto Workers, potentially setting the stage for an end to a strike, and after Ford Motor (NYSE:F) and Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) have also reached agreements with the union. GM shares rose 0.5%. However, the main earnings report will come from tech giant Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), the worldโ€™s largest company by market value, which is due to release its fourth-quarter earnings after the bell on Thursday. Third quarter earnings season has seen disappointments from some Big Tech names, with shares of Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) slumping after their respective reports. Crude slips at start of busy week Oil prices fell Monday as traders adopted a cautious stance at the start of a week that includes a Federal Reserve policy meeting as well as key Chinese economic activity data. Prices registered hefty losses over the course of the week as there were few signs that the conflict in the Middle East would expand into a wider regional war. (Oliver Gray contributed to this item.)

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@Housty #droscrew
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most houses these days have super fast trips, but i have had a few nasty jabs , thrown me across room

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@Jonove #droscrew
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Also I like the AI ban on chips in China. There is no regulation in China involving these matters. Thats how they can grow so many industries so fast. And AI is not something that you want out of control

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@Nicholas1 #FOREX
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yes we fast taking profit from market

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@trademaster #TradeHouses
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By Brigid Riley TOKYO (Reuters) - The yen received some much needed relief on Thursday as the dollar settled back and U.S. Treasury yields moderated after mixed U.S. economic data overnight made investors reduce bets on the Federal Reserve raising interest rates again this year. Having come off its nearly 11-month high, the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six peers, held near overnight levels, settling at around 106.55. The greenback gave up some recent gains after U.S. private payrolls increased far less than expected in September, according to the ADP National Employment Report on Wednesday, although analysts said more evidence was needed to be sure how fast the labour market is cooling. Longer dated U.S. Treasury yields eased from 16-year highs after the data and remained lower in the Asian day. "There are some indications that the U.S. labour market is cooling down further" but it's still too early to tell, said Moh Siong Sim, currency strategist at Bank of Singapore, putting Friday's non-farm payrolls under close watch. "The bigger picture is that the overall U.S. growth has been slowing but it's been slowing slower than expected." Dollar/yen, which tends to be sensitive to U.S. yields, last traded around 148.53, down about 0.4%. The yen hit 150.165 on Tuesday, its weakest since October 2022. The yen's sharp recovery after breaching the 150-line earlier in the week had sparked speculation that Japanese authorities may have intervened to support the currency, but Bank of Japan money market data showed on Wednesday Japan most likely had not intervened. Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki on Wednesday declined to comment on whether Tokyo had stepped in, and repeated that currency rates must move stably reflecting fundamentals. Besides the lower U.S. Treasury yields, the yen also drew support from an overnight drop in oil prices, said Kyle Rodda, markets analyst at Capital.com, though he added that it was likely to be a "short-term reprieve." Oil prices inched back up on Thursday after an OPEC+ panel maintained oil output cuts to keep supply tight, clawing back some of the previous session's big losses. The 150-level "is obviously the line in the sand, and the Japanese Finance Ministry will do its best to defend it," but any currency intervention would have very limited effect, Rodda said. Elsewhere, the euro was up 0.15% at $1.05205, keeping above this week's fresh low of $1.0448. In a Reuters poll, the median view among 20 analysts on how low the euro will go this month was $1.04, with only one respondent saying the currency would touch parity. Sterling last traded at $1.2158, steadying from Wednesday's low of $1.20385 per dollar. The Australian dollar fetched $0.63655, up over 0.6%, while the kiwi was up around 0.5% to $0.59445 against the greenback.

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@Housty #droscrew
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us 10yr is at 4.84 %. That strikes me as to far to fast. if that rolllsover it could give us a nice Xmas rally. $NYMO -75 at close, sell off

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@Dino88 #T|T|T
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uff Sierra wollt euch auch mal probieren, aber so viele haben gesagt das man da schon fast Programmierer sein muss ๐Ÿ˜… Mit ATAs bin ich schwer zufrieden. Bookmap kรถnnte ich mir noch als Ergรคnzung vorstellen, jedoch scheint ATAs da auch immer nรคher ran zu rรผcken

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Key Metrics

Market Cap

43.32 B

Beta

0.76

Avg. Volume

3.83 M

Shares Outstanding

572.23 M

Yield

1.86%

Public Float

0

Next Earnings Date

2024-04-11

Next Dividend Date

Company Information

since 1967, fastenal has grown from a single store to nearly 2,700 locations, each providing tailored local inventory and personal service for our customers. as we've expanded across the world, we've retained a core belief in people and their ability to accomplish remarkable things - if given the opportunity. from this philosophy stems an entrepreneurial culture that challenges every employee to run their own business, create their own success, and rise up to become company leaders. backed by our global sourcing, quality, and logistics operations, each store is a local, one-stop source for a spectrum of oem, mro and construction supplies. working within our decentralized environment, store personnel take a flexible approach to support local customers โ€“ sourcing products, making emergency deliveries, managing a lean flow of inventory to points of use, and leveraging our services, solutions and specialists to drive continual business improvements. local product and local people: th

CEO: Daniel Florness

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HQ: 2001 Theurer Blvd Winona, 55987-1500 Minnesota

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