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Trey3216

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  1. 4/80 w/58mm guaranteed for Osa Odighizuwa. Not a terrible contract tbh. Some word going around that he could get in the 22/ range.
  2. El Bombi scratched from the lineup today with a left oblique strain. Headed for MRI
  3. You should see the Kobe Bryant estate's return on Body Armour. Pretty impressive.
  4. Until the most recent peanut butter shit icing got smoothed on top.
  5. Isn't even a true bet "against" the market, but a bet on day to day volatility of options on the SPX. 600 pt down days in a row followed by a 600 pt up day can garner the same result. You basically want a lot of movement every day. I've seen UVIX do very little or even go down during 8 straight down days where the market was finishing down by .1-.3%. It's the 1%+ days stacked on top of each other that really get UVIX going.
  6. International markets are going to hurt equal or more than US markets. Too intertwined.
  7. Except for that time it happened and we were told that wasn't a recession.
  8. That's fair. Pile on. I'm a firm believer America will get it (mostly) right (most of the time) and was looking for the outside straight. I don't even think it's out of the realm that it could still happen to be honest. But that's for another thread. We all want to make things work. We all want things to happen. We hate when they don't go as planned. I hate that they got invaded in '14 and fuck all was done by the admin then. Fuck all was done for the a while in '22. You can't unfuck the babysitter as someone said. Can Ukraine still turn the tide? I fucking hope so. I hope it happens. I hope we are part of it too. Is continuing to gut their country of enough men to make them viable going forward the answer either? Something has to fucking give. I sure as shit don't want it to be Russia getting its way...
  9. Quoting to say that I took a call mid-post... I don't normally utilize the phrase "done stayed" in my everyday lexicon.
  10. I'm not against that approach to be honest....for the time being.
  11. I'll have about a 15-20% gain in my ZROZ/TLT if it goes down a full point. Happy with that...and the yield on top of it.
  12. My October portfolio consisting of 30% ZROZ, 30% TLT, 10% IBIT, 10% IBRX, 10% YMAG and 10% XYLD has done stayed admirably level.
  13. I bought into a money pit of fire I'll average down, down, down...til the price goes higher. And it burns, burns, burns... Money's on fire Money's on fire
  14. Anyone who keeps their money in a savings account has lost every time.
  15. I thought you were gonna go with HFCS by HCF lube.
  16. This ol' teach rides just like a red & white hereford bull Both in and out the classroom Yeah, senora Dulce sexes She stands there in the classroom Hot as the August sun. She's sweatin & a pantin' from all the work, that Johnny's done.... Oh no She got them thighs, red lipstick stains....
  17. Yep. Could literally be looking at a $100bn company if things start piling up like this. I’d be rather happy
  18. Separate (Incidents) Varietals....
  19. https://x.com/GuyDealership/status/1895233603421761697 More Americans are falling behind on their car payments: The latest auto asset-back securities data shows that subprime 60+-day delinquencies hit 6.56% in December—the highest ever recorded. Even prime borrowers are slipping, though not nearly as much. And lenders are doing whatever they can to stop loans from going bad—namely—handing out extensions. Subprime extensions jumped to 3.81%—five times the prime rate. With DriveTime, Carvana, and Westlake leading the list for the highest year-over-year increases. Big picture: For borrowers—kicking payments down the road can add thousands in extra costs, and for lenders—it could create a wave of debt that’s unlikely to be paid. Read today’s top automotive stories, presented by @Experian_Auto : https://carguymedia.com/41DoSmf
  20. I bet you wanted to give her the Ace of Spades
  21. Added all up, it's gotta be at 3 feet
  22. A lot of it is consumer financial exhaustion
  23. That is also true...It's also always been true.
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