Everyday in my world.You should be dealing with the clowns in am today.... totally unskilled and they shouldn't even touch a screwdriver trying to do really complicated stuff.... I hate that type..
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Contractors?You should be dealing with the clowns in am today.... totally unskilled and they shouldn't even touch a screwdriver trying to do really complicated stuff.... I hate that type..
So I walk down the private drive to get the mail with Bite Death this am and notice one of two houses on the county road is getting solar panels on the roof.
They have a bunch of little posts installed on the shingled roof - all I can see (not much detail) - one guy yells to the other "Should I patch all these holes?" Other guy (boss?) says "YES!". First guy says. "Really?"
Quality is doing it right the 4th time!!
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Nope working on their guns, a real cluster
After they screw up everything it's the parts fault
Then they get nasty because they know they are clueless, so they try to attack me and then I squash them like the roaches they are.
Do you need some cool off time?
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How much are you guys making and what are you putting in play?
I guess most don't take it out like I do. I did
two measley flips last week for $25k each on a penny stock ...going in very low because its new to me. Pulled put a few pennies over $4k for the week. My trading time was limited because of work and taxes...
The other day I did $700 on a $24k flip and could have made much more but the stock was a real circle jerk.. I was ready to go and $700 was good
What's your term in your stocks and the way you trade? Just don't know the game you guys do.
I guess most don't take it out like I do. I did
two measley flips last week for $25k each on a penny stock ...going in very low because its new to me. Pulled put a few pennies over $4k for the week. My trading time was limited because of work and taxes...
The other day I did $700 on a $24k flip and could have made much more but the stock was a real circle jerk.. I was ready to go and $700 was good
What's your term in your stocks and the way you trade? Just don't know the game you guys do.
How much are you guys making and what are you putting in play?
I guess most don't take it out like I do. I did
two measley flips last week for $25k each on a penny stock ...going in very low because its new to me. Pulled put a few pennies over $4k for the week. My trading time was limited because of work and taxes...
The other day I did $700 on a $24k flip and could have made much more but the stock was a real circle jerk.. I was ready to go and $700 was good
What's your term in your stocks and the way you trade? Just don't know the game you guys do.
I am buying complete garbage trickery option funds and the like
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How long are you in for average?
Shorting?
How much are you guys making and what are you putting in play?
I guess most don't take it out like I do. I did
two measley flips last week for $25k each on a penny stock ...going in very low because its new to me. Pulled put a few pennies over $4k for the week. My trading time was limited because of work and taxes...
The other day I did $700 on a $24k flip and could have made much more but the stock was a real circle jerk.. I was ready to go and $700 was good
What's your term in your stocks and the way you trade? Just don't know the game you guys do.
I buy dividend stocks with wide moats and consistent dividend payouts. Right now some in the industrial chemicals are not doing very well due to the trade war (LYB, for example, has lost 32% of its value in my portfolio). Today most of my dividend stocks were down. My healthcare has been sideways in the last year. They pay a little bit of dividend that is above the official core inflation rate so it's OK.
For growth, I buy quality companies with proven track record. I hedge with QQQ, IFW and IYW to get some wider market exposure.
Nasdaq is up 35% in 6 months. Why get out?How much are you guys making and what are you putting in play?
I guess most don't take it out like I do. I did
two measley flips last week for $25k each on a penny stock ...going in very low because its new to me. Pulled put a few pennies over $4k for the week. My trading time was limited because of work and taxes...
The other day I did $700 on a $24k flip and could have made much more but the stock was a real circle jerk.. I was ready to go and $700 was good
What's your term in your stocks and the way you trade? Just don't know the game you guys do.
Market only goes straight up anymore.
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What platform are you on and when your money is not invested do you get interest?
I have a buddy that does mostly all dividend stocks
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Yeah until it goes downNasdaq is up 35% in 6 months. Why get out?
Market only goes straight up anymore.
Yes. So you selling short?
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No when im on hold im getting interest on the money. I don't short anything. I simply flip for profit and if the honey hole dries up I look for another.... when that happens I get interest while its sitting....
Not an investor except for real estate.
Sounds like your investing in the U.S. dollar?
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Yeah in my pocket
I use Schwab and Fidelity. I prefer Schwab but Fidelity borrows my stocks and pays me additional interest, albeit a tiny amount. Dividends are reinvested to get a compounding effect. Over time the yield increases as the basis gets inflated away and the stock price keeps up with inflation due to capital gains.
The spare cash for the investment accounts sit in money market invested in SPAXX.
When should I start buying SQQQ?
I had some spare cash sitting around in SPAXX and my advisor recommended I put it in FZDXX instead for the slightly higher returns. Took a minimum of $100k to open the position in my brokerage account, but once open it allowed me to repeat the process in my IRA and Roth with much smaller amounts. Once open, you don't have to maintain the $100k balance.
