because you found their "kill all the white people" marketing distasteful? Well too bad because your taxes will fund your extermination anyways.

Washington dc is pumping their family's stocks again with your money. This comes on the tail of weeks of wall street blocking American investors from investing in over 50 brick-and-mortar businesses.
The message is clear: if you don't buy faang stocks, the state will make you.

Remember when trump first passed the 2t stimmy and then he briefed his tribal friends to dump their stock holdings that the US taxpayers wouldn't subsidize and counciled them to buy stocks ahead of what they conspired for us to subsidize?

America is the most garbage corrupt ever conceived, Zimbabwe currency imminent. The fiat is only backed only by threats of violence against a formerly free people, and the federal reserve printers keep giving free USD to their friends and family.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2020/03/20/senators-accused-of-insider-trading-dumping-stocks-after-coronavirus-briefings/?sh=cc8a1674a45d


How do I buy chinese and russian treasury bonds?
Where do you buy your gold?
How will you be divesting from tyranny?

Corporations are only going woke due to unchecked Democrats threatening regulations, etc. Only fools believe corporations care about them.

Yeah I do. Most major etfs hold it so proabaly everyone here has some.

Edit. Didn't see divest. No I have not since I'm not going to liquidate etfs.

This post was edited by SBD on Mar 8 2021 10:32am

U.S. securities regulator suspends trading in three more beverage stocks after coca cola comes out with its "kill the white people" marketing.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-retail-trading-sec-idUSKBN2AJ1VC

This thread made me buy some more Coca Cola stocks. Cheers, schizo

coca cola says to “be less white”. well the company and product were created certainly by cis white scum males so the only option is for people to not drink coca cola and presto, they are being less white!!!!

I don't invest to feel good. KO has a decent dividend and it's still well-off pre-covid highs. I haven't taken an in-depth look, but I wouldn't be surprised if their margins on soft-drinks at restaurants, sporting events, etc. was better than cans / bottles.

I am not long because there are a dozen other stocks that I prefer right now.