wise-fly.bsky.social
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Yeah that’s the real question who’s picking them?
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But only one of these pays enough to buy a house
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They have been replaced with Robo investment planners. And I’m not even sure thats a bad thing
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The onboarding process at the VA is like 6 months… good luck hiring a replacement for what the government pays
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I think the bigger problem with Girl Scout Cookies is that it looks very similar to a MLM scheme where you sell a bunch of cookies to the parents and troop and then they are stuck trying to unload them. Most of the profits go to the organization and only 70c trickles down to the troop itself.
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Through the magic of compound interest in 22.5 years of never drinking coffee you will save 100k. Which might be enough to buy a Toyota Corolla in 2047. Never a truly life changing amount.
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No they don’t, at least not meaningfully. Only way to make an impact is to earn more. A 5-10k gained by switching jobs will make a much bigger impact. Drink the coffee and update your resume.
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Seriously -4 on us equities and 9 on emerging. That’s just stupid. I could see 4/6 if you think us will underperform but it seems highly unlikely that they would driverge directionally
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Doomed
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Old houses were too they just got rebuilt 3-4 times by now
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“Chocolate” emphasis on the quotes
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That chart needs more labels. Is that global, us, Canada Brazil?
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Tomato and avocado… is that golden stuff egg? Fancy! That’s like 4$ worth of ingredients
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Mine too but I can’t safely leave them on YouTube for half an hour while we drive to practice. Otherwise YouTube premium would be a good alternative
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Hard to leave Netflix if you have kids. None of the other streaming services have a lot of kids content except maybe Disney
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I guess people are leaving insta. Only people in their 50s were posting content to facebook
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Where else are you going to go in a flight to safety?
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Cholesterol under control?
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The real problem is that recipes claim it takes 5 min but it’s actually 30min minimum
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Yeah but how many consistently leave the casino a winner? Probably around the same 1 or .1%
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I suppose under the ideal market hypothesis any expectation of movement is already priced in but prices are often sticky in the short term even if the trend is up corrections are rarely instant
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Nobody is going to let them in this time, they are going to have to wait outside. This is a millionaire only event.
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His poor messaging on making really put public health back 10-20 years tough
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There is a lot of different indicators that show US equities are quite overvalued in comparison to mean returns. If you believe that investing at least some of tour money in diversified international etfs is pretty good strategy.
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It’s because very few people actually care about the utility of the block chain. It’s all speculative
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In a round about way you are still getting back to the idea of mean reversion. I think it’s likely that at least some of the multiple expansion is here to stay. At 25x your equity premium is 1.1% over tips. Not great but at least you aren’t as inflation exposed as fixed bonds.
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If you bought 10 year bonds at 2-3% you are going to be in a negative present value position right now if you sold then. Banks will often report that as unrealized losses. It’s bad for liquidity because if you need to sell bonds to cover say fire claims you realize losses and could have problems.
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Yeah switch 2 is about finally having enough ram and cpu to run modern engines
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They were going to merge anyway they never good actors anyway. A bunch of aholes being aholes in a lawless world. I’m not sure I care.
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So they want to be us news and world report? They better start writing at a 7 th grade level because that’s how well an average American reads
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You can profitably spam, and sell Ai. It’s about as useful as blockchain
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We’re going to 3 degrees. Just figure out what you need to do about it and buy property accordingly.
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Can’t be any worse than Facebook.
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Imagine what’s going to happen when stocks go down 20% Congress will be in a panic
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Seems like yes for sporting goods no for furniture. Kind of makes sense
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adult content you can still view in the banned states…
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Escape velocity fan too? Looks great we need more games of this style. How’s the story? Space games live and mostly die on storytelling
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Chinese Christmas lights will never cost more than cost +cost to launder through a 3rd country (Vietnam) so 10 +2$ or whatever even with 300% tariffs
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Duration matched bonds to your withdrawal plan is literally the definition of no risk. Bond ETF is not that. It’s a speculative instrument.
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It’s the bread. The fillings are secondary to fresh bread
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In the olden days they had to ruin pork to make it safe. It’s no longer necessary to overcook pork due to better farming and slaughter practices so you can cook to a much lower temp
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Bad for us exports great for travel abroad and buying Chinese goods
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Now graph bond prices to give some ideas of losses incurred
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Not to dox myself I can tell you that my union local was betrayed by our national branch to force an unfavorable contract vote next to a holiday weekend. Still we typically get a better deal than what non union side gets so despite grift there are still net benefits
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If your house burns down in LA and you don’t DIY the general contracting your will get fleeced and it will take years to start.
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The premise is often that you can’t typically obtain the level of give a F you desire from a professional when you want it or at a price (time/money) you can afford. Even in Seattle an excellent cup of coffee is 5-6$ and 15-20 min of time with time being the most expensive part.
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Boo!
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That’s a pretty hateful op Ed to publish. I guess they are also bowing to the man in charge
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Seems like you are just going to end up paying a bunch of union dues to a organization that’s mostly grift and fails to actually do much for individuals. Small unions are better at addressing their members needs
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Possible AIG was an early indicator last time. I imagine that many insurance companies are under pressure from raising interest rates severely impacting liquidity. In the even off a major outflow things could go sour