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Snoopy04
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Republic of Texas |
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| Registered on: | 8/25/2015 |
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re: Blonde at the Ole Miss-Florida game
Posted by Snoopy04 on 9/26/26 at 10:34 pm to Flaming Meons
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Flaming Meons
re: 2026 Formula 1 (F1) Season Thread
Posted by Snoopy04 on 9/16/26 at 1:17 pm to MississippiLebowski
I thought that was a pretty fun event. Pretty much expected the chaos on lap 1 with that many karts, but still kind of wild how he carved through every gap of the carnage unscathed.
re: Need help on an index fund decision for custodial Roth IRA
Posted by Snoopy04 on 9/1/26 at 3:52 pm to brightside878
Spread it out some.
VOO - 60%
VUG - 30%
VGT - 10% (i don't see tech slowing down for the foreseeable future)
Indexes that follow the S&P in the long run don't have much difference in their performance, so I wouldn't analysis paralysis yourself in that category.
VOO - 60%
VUG - 30%
VGT - 10% (i don't see tech slowing down for the foreseeable future)
Indexes that follow the S&P in the long run don't have much difference in their performance, so I wouldn't analysis paralysis yourself in that category.
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BoarEd

re: DAT 8/28: Astros (Brown) @ Mets (Scott) 6:10
Posted by Snoopy04 on 8/28/26 at 8:44 pm to Obi-Wan Tiger
PSA…
5 Deep is at a concert and doesn’t have service so will need help with the bull if necessary
5 Deep is at a concert and doesn’t have service so will need help with the bull if necessary
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I've done 3 HELOCs
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finishing up the 3rd HELOC right now for about $316k.
Jeezus Christ! Do you own multiple properties that you're doing these for? I'm not very familiar with HELOCs but even just one for that amount seems like you added a west wing to the dwelling, haha.
Haven't tried making any trades yet, but my app is working fine.
holy shite. all of you saying your shares went long had me go check mine. how the fug has it already been a year!!?? mine went long back in july. that was one of the quickest years of investing in something i've experienced.
i swear i was "do your due diligence" pushing this stock after buying what feels like 6 months ago :lol:
i swear i was "do your due diligence" pushing this stock after buying what feels like 6 months ago :lol:
re: Spec Play - HGRAF
Posted by Snoopy04 on 8/7/26 at 10:03 am to FieldEngineer

Short answer, yes, for the third time this week haha.
Start with this thread
Then this one
And then this one
Start with this thread
Then this one
And then this one
re: My cat is going viral and someone is asking me to make it a memecoin
Posted by Snoopy04 on 8/5/26 at 12:25 am to Roy Curado
Send viral link for proof then ask Hawk Tuah girl for advice. It went well for her.
Been in it since and with a DCA of $18.


re: Just had an investment and retirement conversation with ChatGPT
Posted by Snoopy04 on 8/4/26 at 11:17 am to Everyday Is Saturday
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Help me help me with understanding your confidence (vs my worry).
I'm overly cautious in information I input into AI. If I want it to review my current portfolio(s), I literally just copy and paste the raw data not including account number specifics. Not even the last 4 digits of any account. Sometimes I'll even use the snippet tool on my PC cause it's quicker and looks cleaner, but again I don't snippet any information that could be linked to me directly.
I just want the analysis based on numbers. ChatGPT doesn't give a fug about the account numbers nor does it care which brokerage firm or app you are using.
re: Just had an investment and retirement conversation with ChatGPT
Posted by Snoopy04 on 8/3/26 at 11:41 pm to SquatchDawg
I have a certain stack of investments it advised me to take positions on. I even told it the budget I was allocating and it broke it out for me on suggested amounts for each stock. Micron is my highest ROI at 256% but was over 300% at some point. AVGO is my lowest at 5% with the entire stack of companies sitting at an overall gain of about 50% YTD. And that’s after a pretty strong sell off the last couple months. These stocks were purchased the final week of 2025 to put that into perspective.
I’ve said it before, it’s a useful tool but the more specific you can be with your prompts the more optimal it will be. One thing it won’t prepare you for are unforeseen events with drastic implications. Not that anything can but what I mean is it won’t suggest to keep an eye on current events by itself. Not unless you ask it to consider the possibility of whatever event you can think of. And only then it might suggest a more cautious approach but that’s about it.
It’s been a good education tool for me. I maxed out my IRA contributions and basically started using it to teach me options and strategies that fit my risk tolerance and goals for my brokerage account. Beginners luck maybe, but my first option trade yielded me a 40% profit but admittedly I was impatient and sold too early. Coulda gotten closer to 100% or more but you can’t look at it that way.
I will continue to use it cautiously and as an added tool but I’ll never depend on it solely without other due diligence.
I’ve said it before, it’s a useful tool but the more specific you can be with your prompts the more optimal it will be. One thing it won’t prepare you for are unforeseen events with drastic implications. Not that anything can but what I mean is it won’t suggest to keep an eye on current events by itself. Not unless you ask it to consider the possibility of whatever event you can think of. And only then it might suggest a more cautious approach but that’s about it.
It’s been a good education tool for me. I maxed out my IRA contributions and basically started using it to teach me options and strategies that fit my risk tolerance and goals for my brokerage account. Beginners luck maybe, but my first option trade yielded me a 40% profit but admittedly I was impatient and sold too early. Coulda gotten closer to 100% or more but you can’t look at it that way.
I will continue to use it cautiously and as an added tool but I’ll never depend on it solely without other due diligence.
Commercial auto insurance for contractors is outrageous. At least here in Texas. Can't imagine it much different in Louisiana since injury lawyer billboards are everywhere just like here.
As long as he is self performing the work then standard General Liability will be sufficient for most jobs. You mention doing commercial work. Some clients may require Umbrella coverage as well. Workers comp should be purchased whether required or not. It's sole remedy if needed.
If he starts to sub out other parts of the job, he will need a strong subcontract agreement with transfer of risk and indemnity protection to his LLC. I also advise he only use insured subcontractors when that time comes. Uninsured subs' work will fall back on the LLC no matter who did the work.
Find a good agent in Louisiana and they'll advise you much the same above and then some.
As long as he is self performing the work then standard General Liability will be sufficient for most jobs. You mention doing commercial work. Some clients may require Umbrella coverage as well. Workers comp should be purchased whether required or not. It's sole remedy if needed.
If he starts to sub out other parts of the job, he will need a strong subcontract agreement with transfer of risk and indemnity protection to his LLC. I also advise he only use insured subcontractors when that time comes. Uninsured subs' work will fall back on the LLC no matter who did the work.
Find a good agent in Louisiana and they'll advise you much the same above and then some.
re: Actors who join shows or movies without liking the script
Posted by Snoopy04 on 8/2/26 at 11:18 am to athenslife101

Great fuggin movie.
RIP x2. Anton Yelich and the dude he played (Zack Mazursky). He would have had a solid career if not for that tragic accident.
Ben Foster played the psycho brother so damn well. That may have been my introduction to him.
Emile Hirsch is an interesting actor. I can't tell if I really like him or I just really like the movies I've seen him in. Alpha Dog, Lords of Dog Town, Girl Next Door, Savages, Lone Survivor.
Timberlake is overhated in his acting. I thought he played his character well in this. His NSYNC days and how the industry presented him during that frosted tips pop culture look overshadowed his acting ability. He's not oscar worthy by any means, but in all his roles I've seen him play his acting comes off pretty smooth.
RIP x2. Anton Yelich and the dude he played (Zack Mazursky). He would have had a solid career if not for that tragic accident.
Ben Foster played the psycho brother so damn well. That may have been my introduction to him.
Emile Hirsch is an interesting actor. I can't tell if I really like him or I just really like the movies I've seen him in. Alpha Dog, Lords of Dog Town, Girl Next Door, Savages, Lone Survivor.
Timberlake is overhated in his acting. I thought he played his character well in this. His NSYNC days and how the industry presented him during that frosted tips pop culture look overshadowed his acting ability. He's not oscar worthy by any means, but in all his roles I've seen him play his acting comes off pretty smooth.
Bring it. Got plenty of cash to dump into it and plenty of runway until retirement to watch that rebound.
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