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@macljack

15d

More room to move down.

With BTC in free fall this seems like a no brainer?

@macljack

25d

Why do my small lotto do this?

Its much higher bow but damn, a few more contracts and it'd be steak all week!

@Slyke

25d

WTF just happened to $RDDT?

I just love how all the comments are calling out what's wrong with Reddit. Shout out to @zjz for allowing this good news to stay up.

@macljack

29d

Intel lottos

I dont ever put more than a few hundred into earnings. A little on each end in case something pops/breaks!

@macljack

Jan 21st

Today was a good day for tacos.

Saw the EU parliament news and bought these, dropped a few minutes later.

@iamthecam

Jan 19th

The Supreme Court is about to weigh in on the Fed's independence in a case that goes beyond Jerome Powell

Oral arguments for Trump v. Cook start on Wednesday. Should be an interesting week

@macljack

Jan 19th

Thoughts on Tuesday?

Im thinking SPY opens red then we have the usual V, with metals ripping. What does everyone think?

@zjz

Jan 17th

Monthly Discussion Thread for January 2026

Keep the autism to a tasteful rolling boil. We'll graduate this to a smaller interval if/as more people show up.

@zjz

Jan 17th

Long time no see. I started here before the great migration to Reddit. I don't even remember what my digg username was, been quite a while. Once there's a way to make bots I'll get @VisualMod doing stuff over here.

@houndboy

Jan 17th

Can I say retard here?

Just wondering.

@dirty56

Jan 15th

Repeat

@y2kbug

Jan 15th

Reddit down -9%!

Anybody shorting reddit? I can see a short term move from reddit users to Digg. All east the OG ones that initially moved to reddit would come back to Digg. Also there are so many outcasts that just wants cat pictures without everything becoming political. Reddit is sickening t

@dirty56

Jan 15th

Buy the dip ?

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