Tiger4life306

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How many years are you going to keep this up?

Until it fades away

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I am not a crypto guy but this is a lot easier said than done.

There are no good deals when it comes to buying a vehicle, but there are plenty of bad ones.

The house always wins.

Never been a greater time in American history to be a fat arse

I’m not concerned about which players the SELU future defensive coordinator chooses to follow on social media

I don’t think we are there quite yet. Maybe, hopefully, one day we will be…


Last Friday the Fed enacted QE at $40 billion/month in T-bills. Which should increase M2 in the near term putting even more pressure on the strained US dollar.
The Fed target PCE is allegedly 2% but just cut rates again by .25% and The Orange Man’s reaction is to pound his fist that it is not enough.
Orange Man made so much money in real estate, all he knows is low rates = GOOD. It’s in his DNA to want lower rates.
What kind of Fed Chair do you think will takeover in May? I’ll take a wild guess and say it is going to be a Trump Yes Man.
How about the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Executive Order earlier this year with the HODL Policy, was this an anticipatory hedge of future decisions?

How many 401Ks have actually started making adjustments so you can buy crypto/Bitcoin investments? Seems like this hasn’t even gotten to the tip of the iceberg.
You’ve got first time home buyers wagering the idea of 50 year mortgages and a US dollar they’re inevitably mad at. But hey, their parents had a 15% interest rate (and a purchase price of their million dollar home only cost them equivalent to 4 souped up golf carts in today’s dollars)
How many Gen Zers are just going to rage yolo allocate 100% of their 401ks into Bitcoin because they feel like they can’t afford anything with their US dollars?

So with all that in consideration, for now I think you're going to see a lot more people buying into bitcoin in the near term.

Same, I used to lose my mind. Now, could not care less.
And really now more than ever, it doesn’t even matter. In this era of football, everyone is essentially in a 1 YR. contract and then they’re in Free Agency if they want to be. We have been the benefactor of this circus era of college football anyways. Lane just got some extra cap space to go buy someone else for a year. Maybe even someone that is proven and is not just someone that will potentially be good.
This era of college football is a joke

Not really. Put your honest opinion out on the recruiting board during decision time with some 5 star, flaky highfalutin recruits... Learned that the hard way, that is for damn sure. Got banned for 9 years

I Don’t Know is on third!

Lol that is an absurd, overly simplistic and draconian take. I would absolutely never do that. Not everything is black and white.
I just don’t think these trading hour changes are generally beneficial. The trading hours seem pretty sufficient as they are right now.

I would prefer to not have to feel obligated to deal with it or be concerned about having to do anything with it for up to 23 hours a day.

Personally, I think a break in the markets is better for less market volatility. With the markets opened 23 hours a day I think things are liable to spiral out of control. We will hit circuit breakers on a more regular basis than the current system. The break in each day gives people, investors, institutional investors time to pause and realize the sky is not actually falling

ETA - After reviewing the details, I realize this is simply an expansion of the existing pre/post-market framework, which alleviates my initial concerns

Suppose you have ____% in nasdaq related investments. Do you really want to have to pay attention to how they’re performing for 23 hours a day?


ETA - After reviewing the details, I realize this is simply an expansion of the existing pre/post-market framework, which alleviates my initial concerns.