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OptionsKing--CFTC t1_jeh51qh wrote

DAMN BRO!

Inflation is going down which means the fed won’t need to likely go past their target rate. This month by itself will be a massive bull run.

If we had stale or even bad PCE data, I’d be right there with ya.

420 by next Friday! Hold the line lads!

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DavosLostFingers t1_jeh51ig wrote

Identity politics/social grouping

"Let's stop racism by arbitrarily giving everyone names/identities, inflict such terminology on everyone via social media, attack people who disagree so everyone is seen in their ethnic group"

Of course I'm exaggerating but I find the whole thing totally laughable, divisive and counterproductive

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aFairVeronesa t1_jeh51eg wrote

The trees are the most fun parts for lots of skiers. The added obstacles and challenge, as well as an often more beautiful view of nature - I only see interesting birds and squirrels when I'm cruising through the woods, rarely on the groomed trails. It also provides deeper, softer snow that feels like gliding, rather than the groomed trails which are more predictable, but a different texture and a feel that some skiers don't like as much. On a personal note, I have balance and orientation issues that make me dizzy if I don't have trees to orient myself upwards with and I'm guessing I'm not the only one. You're absolutely right though, tree wells are terrifying and not something to take lightly, ever.

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Attempt101 t1_jeh51fn wrote

Woah. Didn’t even know there was a test that did that… I’m sure my insurance won’t cover it and I can’t even see my PCP, but now I’m curious if you can just get that test on your own and how much it would cost… because I’m relatively tiny, docs assume that I needed the smallest dose of anything, but it varies across the board… and I’m more curious if its a vitamin deficiency or something else because I’ve had all sorts of speculation…

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SticknHit t1_jeh510a wrote

When you capitalized on the equity of your first property you sold, what did you profit? What happened to all the money? Just trying to get a better understanding of the situation here. Also just get on a payment plan with the IRS and pay it off.

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StuffinYrMuffinR t1_jeh50gc wrote

Oweing or refund come April 15th is more of a personal preference and circumstance.

Several of our clients basically ignore estimates and pay a fat check at the end of the year because they have such a high RoI that they come out ahead paying penalties and interests.

The average Joe should take your advice and aim for a refund under 1k

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DominusInfinitum77 t1_jeh50dx wrote

It's because if you file with your insurance - they will be sued after by your insurance company. When they win you will get your deductible back anyway. Basically they are just trying to keep this out of court. However - are they doing this for nefarious reasons as in they think they will need to pay a lot more if it goes to court and they think you may be a dummy who will lose themselves in the mess an auto accident becomes or are they just doing it to clear up the court system and handle things amiably. Highly unlikely it's the latter.

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Default87 t1_jeh504s wrote

>Because by April 18th, I’ll have 0 credit $ until I pay it off, that’s why I’ve been making a couple payments here and there.

what do you mean by this?

but in general, no, you dont need to make all these extra payments. pay your statement balance by your statement due date, and repeat that every single month. do not break the cycle. that is how you use a credit card correctly.

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theroy12 t1_jeh504v wrote

I went to school at Northeastern, so I know that area pretty well and there’s a bunch of streets around the Marino center with meter parking available, especially at 6 o’clock on a weeknight or on the weekend. Park there and it’s a pleasant ten min walk thru the Fens to the park.

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