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re: Robinhood 7% offer...
Posted by Cajun75 on 7/3/26 at 4:22 pm to UltimaParadox
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Lol you really believe that after time and time again.
Have never done anything like it, so have no knowledge of it which is why I'm asking. Your "definitely wouldn't do it" has been noted.
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Robinhood 7% offer...
Posted by Cajun75 on 7/3/26 at 3:19 pm
What's you guys' opinion on this offer from Robinhood....
you can now earn an estimated 7% APY when you lend USDG onchain via through a self-custody wallet, all in the Robinhood app.
Here’s how it works:
Buy USDG: Buy USDG, a crypto stablecoin backed 1:1 by US dollars and cash equivalents.
Lend: Select the amount you want to lend onchain via Morpho through a self-custody wallet.
Earn daily: Your earnings will be added to your balance daily and reinvested automatically.
No fees and no lockups. Request to withdraw your funds at any time. Insurance protects covered losses in the event of cyber or smart contract exploit.
you can now earn an estimated 7% APY when you lend USDG onchain via through a self-custody wallet, all in the Robinhood app.
Here’s how it works:
Buy USDG: Buy USDG, a crypto stablecoin backed 1:1 by US dollars and cash equivalents.
Lend: Select the amount you want to lend onchain via Morpho through a self-custody wallet.
Earn daily: Your earnings will be added to your balance daily and reinvested automatically.
No fees and no lockups. Request to withdraw your funds at any time. Insurance protects covered losses in the event of cyber or smart contract exploit.
re: How much did you pay for your 1st vehicle and in what year?
Posted by Cajun75 on 7/2/26 at 3:33 pm to Everyday Is Saturday
$4,500 for a used, previously wrecked 1987 Nissan Sentra.....purchased it in 1990.
Extreme swings within 30 minutes....
Posted by Cajun75 on 7/2/26 at 9:45 am
Is it just me, or is the market as a whole more volatile within minutes these days?
He's a typical emasculated soy boy.....no wonder he's unmarried.
A man amongst adolescent boys.....his masculinity and self-confidence intimidates them. He was certainly joking somewhat as he grinned after saying it, but it's true nonetheless.
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Hell, I offered to do this and teach people how to trade options and got shite on hard. frick em.
I'm in the same club by trying to share what I do. Many crap on it or just aren't interested. I thought they might be interested in how a normal white collar guy retired early with more than most, but not really. Only my family has allowed me to help them and they're quite happy.
You guys should get together and offer a couple of zoom classes for us baws that may be interested to see if it's a fit for some of us.
I had some BRK.B I purchased a little over a year ago, but after watching it do nothing but go down a bit after a whole year, I exited and deployed those funds elsewhere. It sure seems that it has had its day.
re: isnt vance on the view this morning? no in-game thread?
Posted by Cajun75 on 6/16/26 at 3:04 pm to cajunangelle
They should be asked, "If Democrat policies are so great, why are all of the big cities in such bad shape?"
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Lot of people on here are too afraid to call the top,
I’m calling it.
The market would have to have a major increase tomorrow in order for it to be at highs when you sell. The Nasdaq for example would have to go up nearly 1,400 points as it's currently down 5% from its high.
Unfortunately it hasn't been signed yet, we don't know what the specifics of the deal are, and even if it manages to get signed, the chances of them following the deal are very small if history has anything to say about it. I find it strange however that the big Wall Street investors who are the supposed "smartest" of people definitely believe it's happening when looking at what the market did today. As an investor myself on a much smaller scale, I really do hope it works out, but I'm not very confident at this point.
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Are they related to Orangejello and Lemonjello?
Yep, also related to LaWasher and LaDryer.....and Manure'.
re: I may actually consider voting Stephen A Smith for President if he runs.
Posted by Cajun75 on 6/11/26 at 10:23 am to LivingstonLaw
NO, NO, NO, NO, NO...... :spank: No want an ebonics-speaking dude representing us. Other than being a sports talk show person, what business has he run or started?? Giving free things away without any idea on how to pay for it is absurd.
Seems that something has caused a complete reversal this morning.....
re: Woof....worst day in a long time....
Posted by Cajun75 on 6/8/26 at 4:03 pm to RedlandsTiger
Not much of a bounce for me at least today....up less than 2% on IRA and down about 1/5% on brokerage due to NBIS pooping the bed.
Woof....worst day in a long time....
Posted by Cajun75 on 6/5/26 at 5:07 pm
Down 8%+ on IRA and 5%+ on brokerage today. All you can do is laugh at how much faster it can go down.....escalator up and elevator down.
Just saw a $2,000,000 fine....
Thanks for info!
I've always bought Dell computers since I purchased my first one in the late 80's I believe at a Sams Club. Just purchased my last one a month or so ago to replace my previous one. Wish I had purchased Dell stock yesterday!
Bought a few shares two weeks ago and it's up 85% since then!
re: CNBC’s Jim Cramer
Posted by Cajun75 on 5/28/26 at 11:55 am to Skippy1013
Sounds like the weathermen.....can be wrong most of the time and still have a job. :spank:
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