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52.04
+1.2% · close 2026-09-08
-10% / -7% / -4%
1m / 3m / 12m
-47%
vs SPY since 2024-11-16
16%
of 52w range · -23.0% off high
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hit rate as primary
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| idea | call | play | verdict | R | α | closed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🏛️ Florida's cultivated-meat ban spreads to other ranching states before federal preemption undoes it | ▼ SHORT | adjacent | HIT | +91.1% | +58.4 | 2026-03-15 |
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If this product was exceptionally delicious, it would be widely consumed all over America, and this would never come to pass
And now, by the way, there's a house bill being proposed to do the same thing throughout the United States. Meanwhile, China and Europe are building cellular meat systems that are rocketing ahead.
It's also with the lab-grown meat or cultivated meat laws that they've passed. And other states are passing similar laws, which is limiting innovation in the state and limiting freedom to operate in the state in order to protect interests of individuals and corporations that already exist within that state.
This is a dumb thing to legislate, and it is meaningless and unimpactful, and people should just decide based on what tastes better.
I think it's really terrible when a bunch of incumbents in an industry get together and try to shut out the innovative solution by inventing some unproven threat that they turn into some sort of bogeyman.
it's very likely that we'll end up seeing some legislation here over the next couple of years if this technology is ultimately beneficial. The problem is now that Florida has done this, I guarantee you're going to see Texas, which is a huge ranching state, and many other states step up to do it.