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Dothemath2 t1_jeh1i6k wrote

Reply to Volume Buys Just Went Through The Roof Again On SPY Today - Here Are The Next Waves by B3stAuD1t0rofA11tiME

Or, mm and hedgies and smart money already in, will slowly exit as retail dumb money buys the rip.

Market will plateau as macd peaks until buyers run out of funds and hedgies dump it all in an elevator drop as retailers who bought at the top panic sell or tight stop losses get triggered, because people buying after a rip can have pretty tight stop losses.

Bears sitting in puts that expire 2 or 3 months out could be ok?

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DellRaya t1_jeh1hrb wrote

Reply to Nearly 30 years after playing one at a classmates house and thinking "OMG, I NEED THIS," I've got a Sega Saturn in my living room by wowbobwow

This and dream cast got years later like during the PS3, 360 era. I was collecting vintage games and systems back then and it was to play to say the least. It's really hard to play some older games sometimes because the old controls and graphics are not always bad but not that great either, tend to hurt or strain my eyes to look at. It's that early disc era games I would say. 8 but era games are great though, different experiences. PS2 GameCube were my favorite older era games to play for me, Xbox had halo which is a classic I played. Currently though I'm really liking the switch.

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Parking_Librarian926 t1_jeh1him wrote

Reply to What animal have you had a close call with? by Can_tRelate

A jaguar. I don’t know if you know this, and I certainly didn’t, you aren’t supposed to run from a jaguar. I was on a run already, saw the jaguar, and ran faster. There was a drug trafficker who had a great taste in neighborhoods but poor taste in securing doors and their jaguar escaped. Didn’t love that afternoon.

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Worried-State6699 t1_jeh1hg8 wrote

Reply to Should I move to Newark? by MajesticBread9147

If you’d like to be by NYC. Union city, West New York, North Bergen & Guttenberg are reasonably priced, safe suburby cities with good transportation in NJ. You can get to Hoboken & Jersey City easy enough that have trendy bars & restaurants outside of NYC (the city).

Being that you don’t have a degree (yet) in this area you still have great opportunities to make good money with your choice how you want to navigate your career. If you do decide to go to college or even just certified you’d have lots of choices!

Not gonna lie would help if you speak at least survival Spanish in the towns I recommended. That being said, there is a vibe about NJ - you either love it or hate it. The joke a friend of mine that prefers Pennsylvania/Philly says they should put up a sign that says “Welcome to North Jersey, Fuck You 🖕🏻”. The good thing is once your here it’s easy to move elsewhere if you like it better or you find a solid job (i.e. deeper into Jersey, PA, CT or NY). It’s really up to you what you want your commute to look like.

Here are some management companies that you can find reasonable rent:

If you can go over $1000, these places are solid (usually heat is included + no realtor fee) including Jersey City area & you’ll have your own place (you can always upgrade as you make more money) https://www.goldberg-realty.com http://tulire.com/services/ https://parkstonerealty.com https://www.forrent.com/find/NJ/metro-NYC/West+New+York?sort=price_asc

To sell the area even further: -you have access to at least 3 airports -you’re within an hour to the beach, mountains, lakes, one of the biggest cities in the world (most amazing skyline) -you’re less than 2hrs from Philly, 4hrs from Boston & DC -you will get used to everything being within 10min (walking/public transpo/car) that you’ll be spoiled -you’ll get some of the best produce in the country, every town basically has a farmers market, but even your local ShopRite sources locally & you can’t beat the ethnic markets -there is literally every type of food within 30min -best sandwiches you’ll ever have

If you’re adventurous & social, you’ll love it.

Either way, best of luck!!

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