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Shia LaBeouf Has Stock Tips For You
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Jaya Saxena
Published Mar 25, 2010
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While filming the "Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps," Shia LaBeouf spent a lot of time studying the Financial District scene, and came out of it with some stock knowledge. He says in his GQ interview that stock trading is his newest hobby, and his Schwab Active Trading account is close to $450,000. And according to the Post, he texted GQ's Adam Sachs with the tip, "IOC's momentum is major, and it will surprise to the upside." IOC is InterOil Corporation, who's stock is currently at $71.28 and has been rising all day, obviously because of the famous "LaBeouf Bump."
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