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Sold out of $gbtc on the news. small BTC position left, will let it ride

Southwestern, Chesapeake Near $17 Billion Merger

Is there some kind of catalyst?

US Becomes Top LNG Exporter After Overtaking Australia and Qatar

free link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/the-man-preparing-for-a-berkshire-hathaway-without-warren-buffett/ar-AA1lW7qx

I'm still watering and fertilizing my weeds unfortunately.

Endeavor Energy Partners is exploring a sale that could value the largest privately-held oil and gas producer in the Permian basin of the United States at between $25 billion and $30 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/exclusive-endeavor-energy-explores-sale-185530390.html Endeavor produced 331,000 barrels of oil equivalent in the second quarter of 2023, up 25% from the corresponding period in 2022, according to Fitch Ratings. The credit ratings agency projected last month that Endeavor will generate about $1 billion of free cash flow in 2024.

NYT: Surging U.S. Oil Production Brings Down Prices and Raises Climate Fears

Yes... The only thing stopping this likely massive haul is their respective governments...

Guyana https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/South-Americas-Offshore-Oil-Boom-Will-Challenge-OPECs-Dominance.html hope they don't fall into the resource curse...

They will be ok. The most immediate impact on the team’s income statement will be from MLB’s revenue-sharing distribution. MLB’s last collective bargaining agreement made the A’s eligible for that windfall, but there was a hitch. The A’s would receive only a 25% share in 2022, a 50% share in 2023, a 75% share in 2024 and a full share in 2025. The shares in the last two years were contingent upon the A’s having an agreement in place for a new ballpark by 2024. No agreement, no revenue sharing. The team’s 25% take in 2022 amounted to $9 million, meaning a full share would have been $36 million. Assuming the agreement for a new ballpark in Las Vegas is in place by January 15, the team is going to get upwards of $50 million from revenue sharing in 2024 and 2025 combined. While $50 million may not seem like a ton of money considering the billions flying around in team valuations, it would have been substantial for the beleaguered A’s. That figure would represent almost one-quarter of the team’s total revenue prior to the $9 million of revenue sharing it booked and more than 70% of its total player costs, including workers’ compensation and insurance and bonuses. TEAM VALUE $1.18B Calculated March 2023 https://www.forbes.com/teams/oakland-athletics/?sh=171d465a26ac Yea, It will be alright

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deal season Chesapeake Considers Acquisition of Rival Southwestern Energy

Home Insurance Is So High in This Florida Town, Residents Are Leaving In West Palm Beach’s Flamingo Park neighborhood, some homeowners are dropping insurance, and others who can’t are selling

Buy at 10-15 p/e and sell at 20+ p/e. got it.

US oil is back, and ExxonMobil’s $60 billion deal isn’t even the biggest signal

Holding NEN requires filing MA tax return right?

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No, we won't freeze them. It's more than usual amount I like to have on hand but the deal was too good to pass up. We're a family of 3 and the grandparents visit 1/week. Cantonese/Chinese dishes: 3-4 eggs for Tomatoes Eggs 4-5 for silky soft Steamed eggs 1-2 eggs in egg noodles/ramen 3-4 eggs for bitter melon with eggs https://thewoksoflife.com/ - I don't follow their exact recipes but more for a source of inspiration. When we have many, the wife likes to make ramen eggs or more rarely tea eggs. I personally eat more non-Asian food than my family so I do a breakfast taco/burrito or scrambled eggs every couple of days. Some weekends I make a frittata and that takes up 6-8 eggs. We eat what's in season and what's on sale. The menu changes accordingly to that, unless it's a special occasion.

Things are more expensive but some things are still so cheap. Saw chicken drumsticks at Costco for $0.59/lb couple weeks ago. Eggs were on sale $0.99/dozen last week at a supermarket. Stocked up on 6 dozens. I still see prices for whole chicken $0.69-0.99/lb at various markets all the time. Picked up some corn at 6 per $1 last week. This week is 5 for $1. Few weeks ago, Roma tomatoes were on sale at 0.79/lb. Non-sale price is like $2-3... Bone-in pork shoulder could be had a $1-2 a pound still. My freezer still have a bunch of $4-5/lb Korean style beef short ribs and $2/lb pork ribs. Sure some of these sales may be loss-leaders but there are deals to pick up every week. I'm in Bay Area, CA so not exactly low cost area. Your $2000 for a family of 5 is a lot but I can see it. NYC can add up fast.

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