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thoughts on investing in the military industrial complex?
>Global defense spending is expected to grow about 2.8% in 2021, crossing the $2 trillion mark.
if Biden starts another war somewhere these should go up right

Northrop Grumman
General Dynamics
Raytheon Technologies
Honeywell
Lockheed
Aerojet Rocketdyne
Textron
Boeing

>>25215705
But he is right?

>23
I make 106k last year, and I tripled it on crypto this year using machine learning code I developed.
You're not special, you're just another shit coder pot head who thinks they're "gifted".

Here I am saging your attention whore thread.

LOL

>>23328626
>get off this board

>>16759676
>t. seething subhuman
Must feel horrible knowing that despite everything burgers have done to themselves they are still number one in the world. Iran’s fate is in their own hands right now. They are free to strike the us, I’m not saying they wouldn’t dare to do so. But if they do, the consequences will be horrifically devastating. The choice is theirs. As we speak, there are probably dozens of operators sitting comfy in Colorado with their trigger fingers ready to launch a few Hell fires into everyone’s asshole. But it’s 2020 so maybe we’ll even see some DEW’s or Rods from God like anon said. Whether it happens or not, honestly, I couldn’t care less. US has plenty of domestic problems that could use more attention at the moment. Btc might pump but markets aren’t going to fail. In fact, people will probably want to invest more when they are reminded who is #1.