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sididahou
sididahou :
يا سلام فووووور برافوووووو
2026-09-23 21:16:33
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user9573206392769
walid :
المجد والخلود الشهداء الابرار تحيا الجزائر
2026-09-23 13:06:15
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mouradbkmouradbk
mouradbkmouradbk :
بسم الله ماشاء الله اللهم زد و بارك و افظها من كيد الكائدين، تحيا الجزائر الله يرحم الشهداء
2026-09-23 21:20:09
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karimzaidi622
karim zaidi :
تحيا الجزائر
2026-09-24 18:20:44
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User 7199200020020027 :
تحيا الجزائر و ربي يحفظنا و يحفظها.
2026-09-23 19:29:28
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hamdipiansite24
Hamdised :
Merci 🙏 mon frère
2026-09-23 13:53:02
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Bella :
الله اكبر على الجزائر
2026-09-24 14:54:58
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Rama 🩷 :
تحيا الجزائر تحيا مصر
2026-09-24 11:44:18
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dylhhg2gywto :
تحيا الجزائر 🇩🇿والجيش والوطني الشعبي المجد والخلود لشهداءنا الأبرار
2026-09-24 11:20:30
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mohamedkarim0273
Mohamed karim :
ربي يحفظ بلادي الجزائر🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
2026-09-23 12:26:05
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Amateur de voyage :
2026-09-24 11:16:20
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ااااه حطيت على الجرح ملح ة :
تحيا الجزائر
2026-09-23 14:12:30
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sididahou
sididahou :
آيه الشعر دا؟؟؟؟؟ بسم الله ما شاء الله
2026-09-23 21:18:15
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2026-09-23 19:59:27
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2026-09-23 21:22:25
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2026-09-24 16:10:50
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Mohieddine :
المجد والخلود لشهداء الأبرار تحيا الجزائر 🇩🇿يحيا عمي تبون وكل الرجال المخلصين لهذا الوطن الغالي
2026-09-24 05:35:32
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Muchos creen que una acción de $10 dólares es barata y una de $500 es cara, pero el precio por sí solo no dice nada. Imagina que compras una pizza completa por $100 dólares y en otro lugar te venden solo una rebanada por $50; el precio no te indica cuál oferta te da realmente más valor por tu dinero. 🍕 Para saber si una empresa está barata, los inversionistas comparan cuánto cuesta la acción contra las ganancias reales que el negocio va a generar en el futuro. Bajo esta lógica, una marca de ropa deportiva como Under Armour puede resultar muy costosa por las pocas ganancias que genera, mientras que un gigante como Meta puede estar a un precio mucho más razonable aunque el costo de su acción sea mayor. 🌐 Otro gran error es tratar de adivinar el momento exacto en que una empresa tocó fondo para comprar barato cuando está cayendo. Si compras una acción solo porque bajó de precio sin revisar si el negocio sigue funcionando bien, corres el riesgo de atrapar un cuchillo en el aire y perder dinero mientras la empresa sigue cayendo. 🔪 Al final del día, los inversionistas que logran mejores resultados no son los que intentan adivinar sorpresas en el mercado ni los que revisan su cuenta a diario. 📱 Los mejores resultados se obtienen entendiendo en qué negocio poner tu dinero, manteniendo la calma en los momentos difíciles y dejando que el tiempo haga su trabajo. 🧠 En fin, ¿cuál es el hábito de inversión que más te ha costado dominar? ❓ #Inversor #Hábitos #Finanzas #BolsaValores
Muchos creen que una acción de $10 dólares es barata y una de $500 es cara, pero el precio por sí solo no dice nada. Imagina que compras una pizza completa por $100 dólares y en otro lugar te venden solo una rebanada por $50; el precio no te indica cuál oferta te da realmente más valor por tu dinero. 🍕 Para saber si una empresa está barata, los inversionistas comparan cuánto cuesta la acción contra las ganancias reales que el negocio va a generar en el futuro. Bajo esta lógica, una marca de ropa deportiva como Under Armour puede resultar muy costosa por las pocas ganancias que genera, mientras que un gigante como Meta puede estar a un precio mucho más razonable aunque el costo de su acción sea mayor. 🌐 Otro gran error es tratar de adivinar el momento exacto en que una empresa tocó fondo para comprar barato cuando está cayendo. Si compras una acción solo porque bajó de precio sin revisar si el negocio sigue funcionando bien, corres el riesgo de atrapar un cuchillo en el aire y perder dinero mientras la empresa sigue cayendo. 🔪 Al final del día, los inversionistas que logran mejores resultados no son los que intentan adivinar sorpresas en el mercado ni los que revisan su cuenta a diario. 📱 Los mejores resultados se obtienen entendiendo en qué negocio poner tu dinero, manteniendo la calma en los momentos difíciles y dejando que el tiempo haga su trabajo. 🧠 En fin, ¿cuál es el hábito de inversión que más te ha costado dominar? ❓ #Inversor #Hábitos #Finanzas #BolsaValores
A man being hunted by police hid under a bed when officers knocked down his door, after he hit three people with his car and failed to stop. Bodycam footage shows Joseph Wicks cowing beneath the slats of a bed as an officer points a taser at him. Wicks, 27, hit three people with a car in the early hours of 30 November last year while speeding recklessly around Colchester in a Fiat 500.  He mounted the pavement and struck pedestrians outside a nightclub in Queen Street. None of the victims were seriously injured. Wicks fled the scene and abandoned the car, but officers recovered his fingerprints from inside the vehicle. Earlier the day, Wicks had already been identified as driving aggressively down narrow roads and around the city centre, heading the wrong way along one-way streets, narrowly missing members of the public, and ignoring red lights. Wicks was also wanted for other crimes, including a campaign of stalking which culminated in an incident on 8 May this year. He attended the victim’s address, “shouting, swearing and acting aggressively, banging on the front door and demanding entry” before returning to his van, Essex Police said. When a man approached the parked vehicle and opened the passenger door to speak to Wicks, “he reported seeing a metal baseball bat and what appeared to be a handgun”. Wicks left the area but continued to bombard the woman with phone calls and messages. Essex Police said due to the report of a potential firearm, specially trained armed officers began enquiries at several addresses linked to Wicks and the following day, found his van, and recovered a bat. The firearm was not found. Armed officers then executed a warrant at an address in Colchester on 11 May and found “multiple people inside the property, all of whom denied having seen Wicks”.  “However, after carrying out a thorough search, officers uncovered him hiding underneath an Ottoman bed,” Essex Police said. Wicks was arrested and charged with a number of offences, including dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, driving without insurance, and failing to stop for police. He was also charged with three counts of assault by beating, three counts of attempting to cause actual bodily harm, stalking, possession of an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence, sending threatening communications, and criminal damage. Wicks admitted all of the charges except the imitation firearm offence, which he denied. That charge was left to lie on file by prosecutors. On 31 July, Wicks was jailed for four years and six months and further disqualified from driving for two years and six months.
A man being hunted by police hid under a bed when officers knocked down his door, after he hit three people with his car and failed to stop. Bodycam footage shows Joseph Wicks cowing beneath the slats of a bed as an officer points a taser at him. Wicks, 27, hit three people with a car in the early hours of 30 November last year while speeding recklessly around Colchester in a Fiat 500. He mounted the pavement and struck pedestrians outside a nightclub in Queen Street. None of the victims were seriously injured. Wicks fled the scene and abandoned the car, but officers recovered his fingerprints from inside the vehicle. Earlier the day, Wicks had already been identified as driving aggressively down narrow roads and around the city centre, heading the wrong way along one-way streets, narrowly missing members of the public, and ignoring red lights. Wicks was also wanted for other crimes, including a campaign of stalking which culminated in an incident on 8 May this year. He attended the victim’s address, “shouting, swearing and acting aggressively, banging on the front door and demanding entry” before returning to his van, Essex Police said. When a man approached the parked vehicle and opened the passenger door to speak to Wicks, “he reported seeing a metal baseball bat and what appeared to be a handgun”. Wicks left the area but continued to bombard the woman with phone calls and messages. Essex Police said due to the report of a potential firearm, specially trained armed officers began enquiries at several addresses linked to Wicks and the following day, found his van, and recovered a bat. The firearm was not found. Armed officers then executed a warrant at an address in Colchester on 11 May and found “multiple people inside the property, all of whom denied having seen Wicks”.  “However, after carrying out a thorough search, officers uncovered him hiding underneath an Ottoman bed,” Essex Police said. Wicks was arrested and charged with a number of offences, including dangerous driving, driving while disqualified, driving without insurance, and failing to stop for police. He was also charged with three counts of assault by beating, three counts of attempting to cause actual bodily harm, stalking, possession of an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence, sending threatening communications, and criminal damage. Wicks admitted all of the charges except the imitation firearm offence, which he denied. That charge was left to lie on file by prosecutors. On 31 July, Wicks was jailed for four years and six months and further disqualified from driving for two years and six months.

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