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didn't get Cerebras allocation? Ram Parameswaran says dont sweat it: 1) Every stock gets back to its IPO price. 2) buy Google. "Every stock gets back to its IPO price. I used to also be very anxious back in the day when we didn't get big allocations. It doesn't... show more

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Warren Buffett: "I'd rather have [Apple's stock price] go down." "For one thing, if it goes down, Apple is going to buy a lot of stock back. If it goes down 10%, it means they get to buy 10% more shares — and my interest will go up 10% more for spending that money in buying shares. I am benefited by [the stock price] going down." "If I were to talk my book, I would talk it down." 🤣 (CNBC || 2018)

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Watters: We used to just take it and we're not taking it anymore. If you go over the line, we caught you and now you have to pay a price. It doesn't matter. They have no idea what they just walked into. After what they did to us, then pardoned everybody, and then put stuff in burn bags. No. We're going to hit back. We're going to hit back kind of hard.

Watters: We used to just take it and we're not taking it anymore. If you go over the line, we caught you and now you have to pay a price. It doesn't matter. They have no idea what they just walked into. After what they did to us, then pardoned everybody, and then put stuff in burn bags. No. We're going to hit back. We're going to hit back kind of hard.

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