"Amazon has a history of union-busting and paying below living wage, making it a stock to avoid for ethical shopping."
Publish-day $250.02 · 06/03
Why Does The Everlane/Shein Deal Feel So Gross?
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$AMZNBear · 1
$AXPBalanced · 2
"Using American Express for a $25,000 50th birthday trip shows how easily spending can balloon into long payoff cycles."
Publish-day $315.12 · 05/28
I’ve Been Celibate For 26 Years. I’ve Never Been Happier. | Just Getting Good
$GOOGLBalanced · 1
"GOOGL’s Google Translate is effectively an AI-powered language tool (even if it isn’t branded like ChatGPT/Claude), so the “it’s already fine” argument misses how the AI functionality is still driving real capability and competition in translation."
Publish-day $398.04 · 05/06
i'm getting cooked for my AI opinions
$ORCLBear · 1
"ORCL’s 30,000-person layoffs are framed as evidence that Oracle is prioritizing AI/data-center buildout over headcount, which is tied to a hit to its market share and the resulting stock-price decline—overall a bearish read on ORCL’s near-term job-cost and competitive outlook."
Publish-day $165.96 · 04/28
What Happens When No One Has A Job Anymore?
$UPWKBear · 1
"UPWK is characterized as down sharply since its 2021 highs as freelancer platforms face AI-driven substitution pressure, implying the business is under significant demand and competitive strain without a clear offset."
What Happens When No One Has A Job Anymore?
$FVRRBear · 1
"FVRR is viewed as similarly pressured by AI replacing routine gig work, with shares down dramatically from 2021 highs, signaling continued downside risk to the platform’s core demand mix unless freelancers pivot quickly to higher-value work."
What Happens When No One Has A Job Anymore?