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pixaal posted:If anyone wants the thread it's sadly 2 years old from a deleted account (they deleted it in shame of this post apparently). Here's the cache You can also replace "reddit" in the URL with "removeddit": https://www.removeddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/91p65i/15_million_in_debt_need_advice/
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D1Sergo posted:Guess this is becoming a.... long-term investment lol
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Wow. "When Money Dies," the history of hyperinflation in Germany, is like 18,000 in sales rank on Amazon right now. This is a sure sign that inflation fears are overblown.
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Hobologist posted:Wow. "When Money Dies," the history of hyperinflation in Germany, is like 18,000 in sales rank on Amazon right now. We’ve see huge inflations in housing, education and healthcare. Commodities are just, now, finally catching up.
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Do we really not have a crypto thread after all this time, or have we just not banned discussion of it in hereRassle posted:I like repeating numbers. They're the mathematical equivalent of shiny objects, so I took the plunge on $GOON for 444@2.22  this is how I overpay my bills each month
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Hadlock posted:Do we really not have a crypto thread after all this time, or have we just not banned discussion of it in here
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There is a crypto thread, but for some reason all the posts in it are jokes????
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Rational discussion of crypto looks like shitposting because it's all just so ludicrous. if you left that aside intentionally it'd just be pumping and dumping of nonsense bullshit and an echo chamber of crazy I mean, just look what's happening with NDRA 
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phone posting, question: why does ivol have a zero % 30-day SEC yield? https://www.ivoletf.com/ivol-specifications/ it has monthly distributions, most recently at around a 3.5% annualized rate. ER is about 1%. but every time I’ve looked ivol reports 0% sec yield. what gives?
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The OP and searching didn't help much, what is $goon? Surely it's not actually gooroo ventures.
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bobua posted:The OP and searching didn't help much, what is $goon? Surely it's not actually gooroo ventures. It refers to stock NDRA. I also think it's a bit dumb.
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NDRA it's a biotech which will likely get FDA approval at some future point. Once it does it may or may not be profitable. It also seems to swing 10% up and down semi consistently.
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pmchem posted:phone posting, question: I’m guessing and could be completely wrong but I think TIPS interest is added to principal so distributions might not count toward the SEC yield distribution.
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pmchem posted:phone posting, question: How long have you been looking at it? I don't know this fund but it's possible that you need to distinguish distribution yield from SEC 30-day yield. The former is based off of what the fund actually distributes and the latter is based off of what the fund could hypothetically distribute out of fund income. So, I have no idea what the TIPS market was like over the last month or two, but if IVOL made nothing but distributed 0.08 out of capital then it would explain the discrepancy. But check my work on this, I could be wrong.
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Tokyo Sex Whale posted:I’m guessing and could be completely wrong but I think TIPS interest is added to principal so distributions might not count toward the SEC yield distribution. hmm, IVOL contains SCHP, and SCHP quotes a 6.7% 30-day SEC yield: https://www.schwabassetmanagement.com/products/schp similarly, iShares' TIP (a TIPS fund) quotes a 6.x% SEC yield https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239467/ishares-tips-bond-etf but you are totally right about how TIPS CPI adjusted interest is added to principal, so that's a good thought and might still hold water if IVOL is doing the math differently for whatever reason. maybe IVOL is trying to avoid double-counting for the SEC yield? since it's a fund of funds? but ishares' AOA (an ETF of various equity ETFs, mostly) doesn't do that. Agronox posted:How long have you been looking at it? I've been checking it now and then over the past several months (started back when TIPS yields were garbage so I didn't think much of it). but in reality, IVOL's distribution yield has consistently been pretty good (I should've looked closer!). something's goofy here, I might email them and ask. it seems like distribution yield may just plain be more accurate for IVOL than SEC yield... and if that's the case, it really improves my view on whether or not I might consider parking some money there. pmchem fucked around with this message at 20:25 on May 22, 2021 |
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SPCE completed its flight today. Hoping I won’t be holding these bags for much longer!
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A HORNY SWEARENGEN posted:Picking stocks is easy. Just get drunk and forget about it.
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Rolo posted:Just get drunk and forget about it. OH gently caress I thought it was "get drunk and do something about it".
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Getting drunk & buying cryptocurrency is usually how it is done.
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Fame Douglas posted:Getting drunk & buying cryptocurrency is usually how it is done. I’ve done this. I can’t wait for the Apple Watch 7 to have blood alcohol monitoring so I can create a shortcut that cuts off my trading apps above .04.
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BTW here is the answer I got from Fidelity in regards to the $50 foreign settlement fee for OTLY:quote:Thank you for investing with Fidelity. I am happy to provide more information regarding your recent trade.[editor's note: I did not actually make a trade] At present I don't have enough free funds/funds I want to put into OTLY to justify paying $50 each way on the trade. I might look into my RH account (lol) or just not trade it 
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tangy yet delightful posted:BTW here is the answer I got from Fidelity in regards to the $50 foreign settlement fee for OTLY: I don’t think any of this is true.
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I didn't pay any dosh on Foreign fees for OTLY. You should give 'em a call
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tangy yet delightful posted:BTW here is the answer I got from Fidelity in regards to the $50 foreign settlement fee for OTLY: I bought a whopping 1 share of oatley using fidelity and never got that message.
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Any thoughts on what IPOE (SoFi) is going to do long term? They just announced pretty great earnings ahead of their ticker change on 6/1
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Hadlock posted:Any thoughts on what IPOE (SoFi) is going to do long term? They just announced pretty great earnings ahead of their ticker change on 6/1 Did they? They hide their GAAP numbers and don't give you a balance sheet or cash flow statement. And there's a whole lot of "adjusted" figures. Maybe it's fine but I wouldn't want to touch it before it has a few quarters of real filings behind it, particularly given the shenanigans with CLOV.
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TSLA's average bitcoin buy was about $34K as far as I can tell (I don't see official numbers), MSTR's average was $24,403 as of a couple weeks ago. I can't really find current numbers on SQ, if they've bought any more. As of February their average price was $55,000. Anyway with this weekend's bear market we're getting into the zone where interesting things could start happening in the real world (I'm counting TSLA and MSTR as being part of the real world, ok?) as companies start turning into bagholders.
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May 23, 2021 15:07
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BTC 32100, -14% DOGE 0.27, -20%
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quote:Big institutional investors are dumping bitcoin and going back into gold, JPMorgan says. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/19/big-institutional-investors-are-dumping-bitcoin-and-going-back-into-gold-jpmorgan-says.html
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Apparently, institutional investors have 📃👐
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I bought some on sale with some of my CCIV profits. Am I going to be killed by a falling knife? Yeah probably, let’s see.
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Why would you buy in the middle of a crash.
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Fame Douglas posted:Why would you buy The eternal crypto question
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Crypto's been doing this the past three weekends. It bounces back some on Monday morning when other markets start opening up. How much time do you have to cover a margin call on the crypto exchanges? I'm imagining that people are getting called over the weekend and you can't really sell anything else to move money around to cover. I really want to see something weird happen with tether where it goes to $1.50 or down to $.25
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For the people talking about Annovis, btw...quote:Annovis Bio Shows Alzheimer’s Reversal in Humans in Phase II Study I bolded the important part there. Yes, this is a positive sign. However, in my 13-year-long pharma career this is the third time I've seen basically this exact same headline with a different company name. In each of the previous cases, it flopped hard in Phase III and their stocks cratered. Buyer beware until Phase III results, basically.
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So what you're saying is we're on a gravy train with biscuit wheels and number is only going to go up forever. Got it.
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Buying some anchovies instead.
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eTtade won't let me put stops on penny stocks so that's a fun market open for me every day.
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Easy solution: don't trade penny stocks
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