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Stock Market/Investing/Day Trading/Speculative Trading Thread

My only contribution to a great work atmosphere is the new tradition I started of going to McDonalds after big hearing victories and eating it all on the long drive home.


So far I’ve only done this once but traditions have to start somewhere!
i assume you're gonna be eating a lot of McDonalds then

Don't turn into a fat
 
i assume you're gonna be eating a lot of McDonalds then

Don't turn into a fat


I refuse to become a fat loser.

32/32 pant size, 42R jacket size

I buy off the rack and it looks tailored.



But if I win my up coming motion to suppress hearing I’m gonna order like 40 McNuggeys…

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Holy shit...what a legend...

"Mr. Rinsch transferred $10.5 million of the $11 million to his personal brokerage account at Charles Schwab and, using options, placed risky bets on the stock market, according to copies of his bank and brokerage statements included in the divorce case. One of his wagers was that shares of the biotech firm Gilead Sciences, which had announced that it was testing an antiviral drug on Covid patients, would soar. Another was that the S&P 500 index, which had already declined more than 30 percent, would fall further. Mr. Rinsch lost $5.9 million in a matter of weeks."

 
Watching housing trends in Lincoln I think we are on the verge of finally having some good buying oppurtunities. Houses that were selling in a couple days are now sitting on the market for months trying to get inflated prices that no one is paying with these interest rates.

I have been watching a house that was built and sold for $530k 2 years ago and they came out asking $675k for it in August. Now dropped down to $640.k I think if I let them sweat it out for longer, I can start to make offers much closer to the $530k price they paid for it.

Also, I think when new higher property tax rates hit people that stretched themselves buying up all these $700k houses are going to start to feel some strain.

Hoping to get something cheaper price wise while the interest rates are still high and keeping people away and then re-financing down the line.
 
Watching housing trends in Lincoln I think we are on the verge of finally having some good buying oppurtunities. Houses that were selling in a couple days are now sitting on the market for months trying to get inflated prices that no one is paying with these interest rates.

I have been watching a house that was built and sold for $530k 2 years ago and they came out asking $675k for it in August. Now dropped down to $640.k I think if I let them sweat it out for longer, I can start to make offers much closer to the $530k price they paid for it.

Also, I think when new higher property tax rates hit people that stretched themselves buying up all these $700k houses are going to start to feel some strain.

Hoping to get something cheaper price wise while the interest rates are still high and keeping people away and then re-financing down the line.
600k is cheaper price-wise to you?!
 
“Ad ops, start brain storming on how we can get Conservatives to spend tons of money on a huge electric pickup that looks gay?”

“Ad ops start brain storming on how we can get Liberals to spend tons of money on a huge pickup made by the evil emperor Musk?”


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