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nothing much here what about you

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i dont really give a s**t

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Investors use a company's P/E, or Price-to-Earnings Ratio, to determine whether the company is valued correctly. A high P/E might mean a stock is overvalued, while a low P/E might mean a stock is undervalued.

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jizzeronic

So mind-blowingly incredible that it triggers intense euphoria and amazement; the kind of amazing that makes you lose your composure and gush uncontrollably. Can apply to anything—food, music, experiences—that's just that exceptional.

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