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$19.14 β–²3.515%

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5,756,082

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18.19 - 19.455

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14.55 - 39.13

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@dros #droscrew
2 hours ago

JAMIE DIMON HAS NO PLANS TO RUN FOR OFFICE, COMPANY SAYS

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@Atlas #FOREX
2 hours ago

LOL , i was hoping to run into an entry while adding more symbols , this is great , i stumbled into FRA40 , i was feeling like shit , there were a few entries past friday . . .

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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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LOL , i was hoping to run into an entry while adding more symbols , this is great , i stumbled into FRA40 , i was feeling like shit , there were a few entries past friday . . .

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@HokiDoki #ivtrades
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those 195 calls on $aapl from last week should be up close to 100% this am. will let run into wwdc at 1pm. take half off beige and let half run

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@HokiDoki #ivtrades
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looking for a home run or 30 bucks down the drain

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By Ankur Banerjee SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks jumped on Friday on increasing expectations that the Federal Reserve might stand still on rates and after the U.S. Senate passed legislation lifting the government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, avoiding a catastrophic default. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan surged 2% and was on course for its biggest one-day percentage gain since early January. The exuberant mood looked set to continue in Europe, with Eurostoxx 50 futures up 0.45%, German DAX futures up 0.49% and FTSE futures 0.18% higher. E-mini futures for the S&P 500 rose 0.20%. The Senate voted 63-36 to approve the bill that was passed on Wednesday by the House of Representatives, as lawmakers raced against the clock to avert what would have been a first-ever default. The Treasury Department had warned it would be unable to pay all its bills on June 5 if Congress failed to act. "I think it's a bit of relief but that's about it," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy at AMP (OTC:AMLTF) in Sydney. "I think it's now time for markets to move on to other things." Also lifting risk sentiment was changing expectations of the Fed's monetary policy, with traders steadily dialling back their bets on the central bank raising interest rates again this month. Markets are now pricing in a 20% chance of the central bank hiking by 25 basis points (bps) compared to a 50% chance a week earlier, according to the CME FedWatch tool. Data overnight showed the number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits increased modestly last week and private employers hired more workers than expected in May, pointing to continued labour market tightness. "The market's focus is shifting to the economic front and Fed's decision on rates now," said Tina Teng, markets analysts at CMC Markets. The spotlight will be on the Labor Department's closely watched unemployment report for May, due later on Friday. The data will help determine whether the Fed sticks with its aggressive rate hikes. Dovish comments from Fed officials through the week have helped embolden Fed pause hopes, with Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Patrick Harker saying U.S. central bankers should not raise rates at their next meeting. "It's time to at least hit the stop button for one meeting and see how it goes," Harker said. AMP's Oliver said the prevailing sentiment now is that there will be a pause in June and that's helped markets. "If the payroll numbers are on the high side, it will cause the market to question whether there'll be a pause or not." China shares, which have been dragged lower in past few weeks by worries over a sputtering post-pandemic economic recovery, also surged. The Shanghai Composite Index was up 0.76% while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index spiked 3.6% higher, set for its best day in three months. Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.42%, while Japan's Nikkei was 1% higher, continuing its hot run. U.S. Treasury yields fell. In Asian hours, the two-year U.S. Treasury yield, which typically moves in step with interest rate expectations, was up 0.8 bps at 4.349%, having slipped around 5 bps on Thursday. In the currency market, the dollar index, which measures the U.S. currency against six major peers, was flat after dropping 0.6% overnight. The Japanese yen weakened 0.11% to 138.93 per dollar, while Sterling was last trading at $1.2527, up 0.02% on the day. The Aussie rose as much as 0.61% to $0.6613, its strongest since May 24. The primary driver was an announcement by Australia's independent wage-setting body that it would raise the minimum wage by 5.75% from July 1. The bullish sentiment helped push oil prices higher, with U.S. crude up 0.53% to $70.47 per barrel and Brent at $74.67, up 0.53% on the day. Markets are also weighing the likelihood of price-supportive OPEC+ production cuts over the weekend.

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@dros #droscrew
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$CCJ Jul 31 C $SNAP Jun09 10.5 C $CHWY Jun 42 C $NLY Jul 19 C $CCJ Sep 35 C $UPST Jun02 30 C $ET Jul 14 C $HDV Jul 102 C $RUN Jun02 19 C

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@dros #droscrew
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$CCJ Jul 31 C $SNAP Jun09 10.5 C $CHWY Jun 42 C $NLY Jul 19 C $CCJ Sep 35 C $UPST Jun02 30 C $ET Jul 14 C $HDV Jul 102 C $RUN Jun02 19 C

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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$INTC with a nice run, had some shares put to me last Fri on $29 puts I had sold naked

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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$SOFI just under $7 mark now, big run this week

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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Crude taking a run at $69 again

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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Trying small piece of $AAP at 78.53 for opening run up

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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Crude with a peek below and run on the pit open

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@Atlas #FOREX
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as mentioned before , the system does not run based on price numbers , it runs based on pull , measuring pull is a lot different then measuring price . . . a lot of traders dont recognize when they are measuring pull , is the sort of thing we see well , after the figuring

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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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as mentioned before , the system does not run based on price numbers , it runs based on pull , measuring pull is a lot different then measuring price . . . a lot of traders dont recognize when they are measuring pull , is the sort of thing we see well , after the figuring

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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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look at the detail in the last 15 bars , humans cant do that , not at this business level , we created a soffware to run the market , we just have to investigate in , and tie to its hardness , in return , we receive the matrix

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@Atlas #FOREX
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look at the detail in the last 15 bars , humans cant do that , not at this business level , we created a soffware to run the market , we just have to investigate in , and tie to its hardness , in return , we receive the matrix

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@lueley #BTC-ECHO
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#arbitrum #arb #luetrade ARB braucht ne Satbbi ΓΌber der 1,23, wird dann 1,26 rausgenommen sollte die Reise weiterlaufen. Mittelfristig nen RUn in Richtung 1,50+ erstmal einzuplanen dann > @RainerL said: @lueley kΓΆnnte vielleicht demnΓ€chst mal Arbitrum deine Betrachtung bekommen, bitte

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@Atlas #FOREX
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they are that high because they week may run for one week or may run for 2 to 4 weeks in profits

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@CarlosH-carvan #ivtrades
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$AI shortist ready to run

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@CarlosH-carvan #ivtrades
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$AI sold 50% to recovery the investment and let run the remaining

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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$BIG run up, not sure it can fill the gap but nice gain

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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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Greets , Is important to understand what an obstacle is . We are in a world that not many understand , its workings . However the better we understand advancement , the better we can increase our understanding . This information is for rectifying all the miss spelled words , that I tend to place in all my writings , even though I fix them , after posting them . When we process a thought and we want to get to the next thought in logic sequence , there is no time to waste in our brains in order to get to the next thought efficiently correct . When dealing with advance thoughts , derived from your own writings instantly , stopping to fix words is the last thing you should do , in order to let thoughts propagate correctly in your mind , I write paragraphs at above 120 words per minutes , so my computer its pretty much me when I write . I would hate to break my train of thought do to spelling . Most importantly , I say this because , a lot of professionals concern about spelling before they are suppose to . Some times is better to run free on bare foot , then to put on shoes to safe your life , simply because there is no time . Same thing applies to thinking fast while delivering trading technique into words , our industry is very fine . The first thing we should seek is efficiency in things getting present more highly , even if it contains a few flaws , however , what is at hand can always be a new item , and that is more important then flaws or re occurring items , predictions , analysis , stories , products , paragraphs , etc .

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@Atlas #FOREX
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Greets , Is important to understand what an obstacle is . We are in a world that not many understand , its workings . However the better we understand advancement , the better we can increase our understanding . This information is for rectifying all the miss spelled words , that I tend to place in all my writings , even though I fix them , after posting them . When we process a thought and we want to get to the next thought in logic sequence , there is no time to waste in our brains in order to get to the next thought efficiently correct . When dealing with advance thoughts , derived from your own writings instantly , stopping to fix words is the last thing you should do , in order to let thoughts propagate correctly in your mind , I write paragraphs at above 120 words per minutes , so my computer its pretty much me when I write . I would hate to break my train of thought do to spelling . Most importantly , I say this because , a lot of professionals concern about spelling before they are suppose to . Some times is better to run free on bare foot , then to put on shoes to safe your life , simply because there is no time . Same thing applies to thinking fast while delivering trading technique into words , our industry is very fine . The first thing we should seek is efficiency in things getting present more highly , even if it contains a few flaws , however , what is at hand can always be a new item , and that is more important then flaws or re occurring items , predictions , analysis , stories , products , paragraphs , etc .

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@Atlas #FOREX
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anyways i am not selling a thing , sales man do , within process while writing , it may sound like if i am selling though , what is an insdustry with people that know how to run it , hiding behind a computer all the time , there are only like 10 to 15 people that can put a fiancial company together in this world with all the tools possible , maybe less , so enjoy my communication

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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/ES needs to take out pivot R1 to break free for run back to HOD

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@trademaster #TradeHouses
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By Kevin Buckland TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar pushed to a two-month peak against a basket of its peers on Thursday as worries mounted about a disastrous U.S. default after ratings company Fitch put the United States' "AAA" debt ratings on negative watch. The greenback has paradoxically benefited from demand for safe havens with only a week left for a resolution to slow-moving debt ceiling talks before the June 1 "X-date", when the Treasury has warned it will be unable to pay all its bills. The U.S. currency has also benefited from a paring of bets for Federal Reserve rate cuts this year, with the economy proving resilient to the effects of the central bank's aggressive tightening campaign until now. That contrasts with escalating signs of economic malaise in Europe and China, which have sent those currencies to multi-month lows. "The dollar has seen a good, solid move higher, and there's good reasons for it," said Tony Sycamore, an analyst at IG Markets, pointing particularly to haven demand amid the debt ceiling standoff, as well as the signs of slowdowns in China and Europe. "I believe the dollar could be on the cusp of another 2% move higher, and Fitch could be the trigger for it." The U.S. dollar index, which measures the currency against six major peers and is heavily weighted towards the euro, rose about 0.2% to 104.05, the highest since March 17. Sycamore said a sustained break above 104 could lead to a test of 106. The latest sign of weakness out of Europe came from a worse-than-expected deterioration in German business confidence. The euro slipped about 0.1%, enough to refresh a two-month low at $1.0733. Sterling eased 0.2% to the weakest since April 3 at $1.2332. Against the yen, the dollar edged to its strongest since Nov. 30 at 139.705. The Chinese yuan renewed a six-month low, dropping to 7.0879 per dollar in the offshore market. The Asian giant has produced a cascade of disappointing economic indicators, all pointing to dull consumer demand and suggesting a post-pandemic recovery has already run its course. "The PBoC (People's Bank of China) showed little intention to defend the (yuan)," Ken Cheung, chief Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a client note. He expected the yuan to remain under pressure until the country's economic data shows improvement or the PBoC takes policy action to stabilise the currency market. Australia's dollar has felt the impact of China's economic weakness acutely due to its close trade ties, slipping to a 6 1/2-month low of $0.65235 on Thursday. The New Zealand dollar was still reeling from the central bank's shock dovish tilt on Wednesday, which triggered a 2.2% slide. It slid a further 0.4% to hit its lowest since mid-November at $0.6082. Meanwhile, U.S. money market traders have trimmed expectations for Fed rate cuts this year to just a quarter point in December, from as much as 75 basis points previously. They have also ramped odds for another quarter-point hike in June back up to about 1-in-3, after several Fed officials struck hawkish postures recently with consumer inflation still running about twice the 2% target. "Whether we should hike or skip at the June meeting will depend on how the data come in over the next three weeks," Fed Governor Christopher Waller said on Wednesday at an event in California. "I do not support stopping rate hikes unless we get clear evidence that inflation is moving down towards our 2% objective."

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@Marcosx #ivtrades
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energy names could run a little if there was some action but is very tepid market

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@thegiz18 #ivtrades
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Agree, it had a massive run up and called trade at HOD

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Investing.com - European stock markets are expected to open lower Wednesday as investors bemoan the lack of a deal to raise the U.S. debt ceiling ahead of the release of key economic data. At 02:00 ET (06:00 GMT), the DAX futures contract in Germany traded 0.7% lower, CAC 40 futures in France dropped 0.6% and the FTSE 100 futures contract in the U.K. fell 0.6%. U.S. President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy held β€œproductive” talks on Monday over raising the U.S. government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, but there was little sign of progress yesterday. There is now just over a week before a possible first-ever U.S. government default with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warning that it’s now β€œhighly likely” that the U.S. government will run out of sufficient cash as soon as June 1. Back in Europe, Germany’s Ifo survey of current business conditions, due later in the session, will be closely watched for clues of sentiment in the region’s largest economy. Tuesday’s PMI data showed that German business activity expanded for a fourth month running in May, with the services sector revival more than offsetting a manufacturing decline. U.K. inflation slowed in April, with the annual figure coming in at 8.7%, still above expectations, from 10.1% in March as the Bank of England’s prolonged hiking cycle began to have an impact. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey is set to speak later Wednesday, while ECB President Christine Lagarde is also scheduled to lead the celebrations of the central bank's 25th anniversary. The main earnings scheduled for release come from the U.K., with insurer Aviva (LON:AV) and energy company SSE (LON:SSE) on the slate. However, the highlight will be from Marks & Spencer (LON:MKS), with the retail giant likely to post a decline in full-year pretax profit as it cuts margins to keep its food prices competitive. Oil prices rose Wednesday after industry data registered a sharp drop in U.S. inventories, pointing to tighter supplies as the U.S. driving season draws nearer. Data from the American Petroleum Institute showed that crude stocks fell by about 6.8 million barrels in the week ended May 19, while gasoline inventories dropped by about 6.4 million. If confirmed by official data later in the session, gasoline stocks would have declined for the third consecutive week to their lowest pre-Memorial Day levels since 2014. By 02:00 ET, U.S. crude futures traded 1.3% higher at $73.82 a barrel, while the Brent contract climbed 1% to $77.64. Both benchmarks gained on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia's energy minister warned short sellers to "watch out", raising the possibility that a group of top producers will cut production once more when they meet in early June. Additionally, gold futures rose 0.3% to $1,980.15/oz, while EUR/USD traded 0.1% higher at 1.0785.

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@CarlosH-carvan #ivtrades
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$RXRX called yesterday nice run up

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@HokiDoki #ivtrades
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will let run today and exit this weeks exp mostly and let a few longer dated optiosn run

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@NoobBot #Crypto4Noobs
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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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i will leave the floor now , and the trading time for most professionals just started , seize the day early , and watch the rats run , remember the day starts at 5pm AST or 00:00 market time !

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@Atlas #FOREX
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i will leave the floor now , and the trading time for most professionals just started , seize the day early , and watch the rats run , remember the day starts at 5pm AST or 00:00 market time !

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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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careful with eurusd , i had stated before that it is going into the 1.05 line , but it could run into parity again , so for those going long , is not out of the cave yet tweeked a number today , a bit better looking curve

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@Atlas #FOREX
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careful with eurusd , i had stated before that it is going into the 1.05 line , but it could run into parity again , so for those going long , is not out of the cave yet

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@HokiDoki #ivtrades
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hopefully they took some profit after yesterdays run

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@Atlas #Emporos Research
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Gladiator , NZDCHF entry is doing good , the H4 is running positive , even though the daily and the weekly are not . Because is only the H4 running our way we can let this run until 4 pm only . It is at the top of range with the day hitting 0.00545 , so we can not look for to much against us . Since we are operating at 1% profit for every 100 points . Lets' just take 200 points when it happens and close the day in , with a 2% profit on one position , our services provide 4 entries per day .

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@Atlas #FOREX
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Gladiator , NZDCHF entry is doing good , the H4 is running positive , even though the daily and the weekly are not . Because is only the H4 running our way we can let this run until 4 pm only . It is at the top of range with the day hitting 0.00545 , so we can not look for to much against us . Since we are operating at 1% profit for every 100 points . Lets' just take 200 points when it happens and close the day in , with a 2% profit on one position , our services provide 4 entries per day .

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@HokiDoki #ivtrades
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if not then a run to 4250 and a drop back to 4200

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@CarlosH-carvan #ivtrades
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$SPY try but tech dont let run

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9.72 M

Shares Outstanding

215.61 M

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Next Earnings Date

2023-08-02

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if change means solving one of the biggest challenges of our time by reinventing the way millions of people power their homes with affordable clean energy, then we say bring it on. at sunrun, we believe that running everything isn't just smart, it's brilliant. we’re doing the single most important thing we can–reinventing how homeowners get energy. it doesn’t hurt that we’re helping the planet, kick starting the economy and having fun while doing it. in 2007, sunrun co-founders ed fenster and lynn jurich set out to solve an important problem–the future of energy–by making home solar mainstream. upfront cost was a huge barrier to home solar adoption, so they invented a way to remove it. in this pioneering model known as solar service, sunrun allows homeowners to pay for the power, not the panels. this means sunrun owns, maintains and monitors the system while homeowners pay for the electricity it produces at a low, locked-in rate–saving them money over time. simply put, sunrun makes

CEO: Lynn Jurich

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HQ: 225 Bush St Ste 1400 San Francisco, 94104-4249 California

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