Infrastructure bill passes - Bankroll Biden getting shyt done

[Originalman]

My investment brehs & brehettes let's get some ideas poppin

Amen brotha my steel investments and spy 500 ETF about to run like a mothafukka.

 

[Originalman]

X, CLF

This bill was their bargaining chip.

Yes sir I am long in CLF!

 

[Originalman]

I got 200 $469 SPY calls expiring 11/12.

Good bless you and the new lambo you will be able to buy when you cash out your calls...

 

[Koapa]

I actually own some Lucid already
I owned some American Steel but sold when they got a double downgrade
What about Nucor?

Oh wow about Nucor. I just added them to my watchlist. They've had a hella of 2021.

 

[Koapa]

I wanted to buy more but was waiting for a pull back but this might be the new norm

Yea its hard to determine sometimes what's a good entry point. But for Lucid I would say in the high $30s to start a entry position and if it drops just keep lowing your position.

Monday should be very interesting for the markets.

 

[Afro]

It's all the way down to 1.2trill?
The gutted that shyt like a muffukka
Appreciate Joe for tryin

Infrastructure bill: Here's what's in it - CNNPolitics

What's missing
The bill leaves out Biden's proposal to spend $400 billion to bolster caregiving for aging and disabled Americans -- the second largest measure in the American Jobs Plan.
His proposal would have expanded access to long-term care services under Medicaid, eliminating the wait list for hundreds of thousands of people. It would have provided more opportunity for people to receive care at home through community-based services or from family members.
It would also have improved the wages of home health workers, who now make approximately $12 an hour, and would have put in place an infrastructure to give caregiving workers the opportunity to join a union.
Also left on the sideline: $100 billion for workforce development, which would have helped dislocated workers, assisted underserved groups and put students on career paths before they graduate high school.
The bill also leaves out the $18 billion Biden proposed to modernize Veterans Affairs hospitals, which are on average 47 years older than private-sector hospitals.
What's also out is a slew of corporate tax hikes that Biden wanted to use to pay for the American Jobs Plan.
RELATED: Joe Biden gets a win on global taxes at his first G20 as President
Biden's original proposal called for raising the corporate income tax rate to 28%, up from the 21% rate set by Republicans' 2017 tax cut act, as well as increasing the minimum tax on US corporations to 21% and calculating it on a country-by-country basis to deter companies from sheltering profits in international tax havens.
It also would have levied a 15% minimum tax on the income the largest corporations report to investors, known as book income, as opposed to the income reported to the Internal Revenue Service, and would have made it harder for US companies to acquire or merge with a foreign business to avoid paying US taxes by claiming to be a foreign company.
There are some corporate tax raising provisions that Democratic lawmakers are looking to include in the separate legislation aimed at expanding the nation's social safety net.

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

The BBB is dead bro. Manchin and Cinnamon don’t have any incentive to go along with anything now. Nobody will ever stand up to the big college/pharma industry which is why we keep getting these pipe dreams from decades but always get screwed

And why would they when they're bankrolling the majority of members in Congress? One Congress member can't complain about other members of Congress members taking money from lobbyist when they do it as well.

 

[bzb]

cats complaining about this was quiet as a mouse when chump didn't prioritize infrastructure his entire term. when repubs gave corporate billionaires all those tax cuts during chump's term and put the burden on the middle class and poor (plus putting the country further in debt) yall just threw up your hands.

i ain't about the shill life, but some of you are so disingenuous. the same energy just ain't there for holding maga accountable. it's like yall don't care how congress works and just want to spit hot takes with no type of nuance.

 

[bill]

The average person doesn’t no nor care what’s in this bill and the ones that do are fukking furious at all the shyt that’s gutted (free CC, paid family leave, prescription drug cost reduction, etc) Biden and the Dems are fukking garbage

See how stupid you are? This is the bipartisan infrastructure bill! Ignorance for real. The bill you so mad about hasn't even been finalized yet. Smh

 

[bill]

Yea its hard to determine sometimes what's a good entry point. But for Lucid I would say in the high $30s to start a entry position and if it drops just keep lowing your position.

Monday should be very interesting for the markets.

Lucid is going to 45 or 50 in the next few weeks

 

[bill]

It's all the way down to 1.2trill?
The gutted that shyt like a muffukka
Appreciate Joe for tryin

It's TWO separate bills! This bipartisan infrastructure bill was passed in the senate months ago. The number wasn't changing.

 

[The G.O.D II]

See how stupid you are? This is the bipartisan infrastructure bill! Ignorance for real. The bill you so mad about hasn't even been finalized yet. Smh

What part of BBB is pretty much dead don’t you understand?

 

[bill]

Why the fukk do you think it's dead?
That's not what the leader of the progressive caucus thinks in the house!



People just make shyt up in their heads

 

[King Ming]

 

[The G.O.D II]

If these “people” are real and as informed as you claim then they would know exactly the two people that falls on and it isn’t Biden, however much that may hurt for you to hear. It was either this bill or nothing.

Dems. Dems. Dems. Chant it like that Donda intro