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Robinhood app and desktop frozen
Reports vary but here it reads yesterday's charts and is totally frozen up....this ain't good...
No notice of Juneteenth holiday or nothing....screen was proper this AM but now black which it should have been. Blogs are blowing up...lol
 
Dumped KSS today
Tried to wait it out and not flip the same day. Held it for a week and it couldn't sustain the price... it ran up about 40 cents over last night and today so I hit the switch. Did only 5000 shares due to mistrust....it's gone...made a few coins
 
Anyone want to talk about cash? I am riding the very short end of the curve. Wondering if it makes sense to go into a 2 or 3 year note next time there near 4%. New fed chair in 9 months. Surely they will push down rates no matter what.

Not interested in CD's. I hate reading fine print.
 
Anyone want to talk about cash? I am riding the very short end of the curve. Wondering if it makes sense to go into a 2 or 3 year note next time there near 4%. New fed chair in 9 months. Surely they will push down rates no matter what.

Not interested in CD's. I hate reading fine print.
I have MM of various stripes plus a number of funds that are pretty close to cash that have been very good to me. I will post tickers when I get to my PC
 
Anyone want to talk about cash? I am riding the very short end of the curve. Wondering if it makes sense to go into a 2 or 3 year note next time there near 4%. New fed chair in 9 months. Surely they will push down rates no matter what.

Not interested in CD's. I hate reading fine print.
Do some preferred stock as well for favorable tax treatment (dividend versus ordinary income).
 
Do some preferred stock as well for favorable tax treatment (dividend versus ordinary income).
I have a small amount of BAC/PRB - but I don't consider that cash. More like a long corporate bond with no maturity.

But while we were on the topic, I was about to go into some JPM prefered's. They pay a little less but are way below par. Could be a winner if we ever got back to easing. Again though, as investment, not for cash.
 
I have a small amount of BAC/PRB - but I don't consider that cash. More like a long corporate bond with no maturity.

But while we were on the topic, I was about to go into some JPM prefered's. They pay a little less but are way below par. Could be a winner if we ever got back to easing. Again though, as investment, not for cash.
I have JPMPRC and BACPRB, but my cash lives in SPAXX. I view JPM and BAC as solid, cannot fail organizations that will be bailed out if things get a little hairy. They drive policy and will always win.
 
I have JPMPRC and BACPRB, but my cash lives in SPAXX. I view JPM and BAC as solid, cannot fail organizations that will be bailed out if things get a little hairy. They drive policy and will always win.
I also have SPAXX. It doesn't pay very well, I only hold a little there.

I agree with you on JPM and BAC, but you might not be able to sell at a price you like at the time you like. So I am happy to invest, but I don't want to put my cash there.
 
I also have SPAXX. It doesn't pay very well, I only hold a little there.

I agree with you on JPM and BAC, but you might not be able to sell at a price you like at the time you like. So I am happy to invest, but I don't want to put my cash there.
Makes sense.
 
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