Nice man, fuck you and congrats. May I ask what broker app you're using, don't think I know this interface.

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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB2-7PTYxwE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nB2-7PTYxwE) Cramer says APP might still rally till EOY - I'm buying calls 3 months out

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I know this is a Wendy's here, but could anyone please guide me to reputable research how the increase of private ETF investment plans may have changed market behavior in the last decade? For years, the biggest investment tips for small retail (normie) investors has been "buy $XY of ETF, every month and dont think about it for 20years. If it goes down, then you're buying at a discount". The people that do this, don't suddenly sell stop their investment plan, , just because there is a 10-20% drop, they just keep buying (unless they may actually lose their job, and can't afford the savings payment anymore, but we'd have to reach a 2008 style economic catastrophe for that). Even a friend of mine, that is usually economically illiterate, has asked me recently to help her setup a Index ETF payment plan in a neobroker app. I felt like Steve Carells character in the Big Short at the strip club, when the stripper started talking about her multiple mortgages. This means that there is now an ever increasing buying pressure on companies in the big Indeces like SP500, irregardless of any company news or performance. Steady influx of new money every month. And if my degenerate ape brain had this thought, then some people much smarter than me must have had the same idea too, and maybe wrote some papers about it (and the potential consequences of that phenomenon. I mean, imagine what the big institutions could do with information like "on what day of the month are the biggest monthly ETF payments, etc" ). Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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I now spend my Sundays in the hood app betting nfl in their new "prediction markets". CME and HOOD take a 2 cent commission on every trade. With hundreds of millions being bet on each NFL game and companies like draft kings being limited to certain states I'm surprised more aren't talking about this.

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I’m a few years out of college now (graduated in 2019) and have only used Snap for the fun memories on “this day X years ago”. Also use it to take videos of my dog to save to my phone since a 30 second video on native iOS camera app is like 100+ MB while the same taken by Snap is great quality for use case and < 15 MB. Anyway, I wouldn’t pay for it. Already paying Apple for iCloud+ storage, Amazon Prime has free photo/videos, as does Google. All with caveats but sorry Snap

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Your real talk is correct, but all anyone here cares about is the number on their trading app.

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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/meeting-guide/id1042822181

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Fun app. Dead $. 

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Dude just bet a friend straight up on [rabbet](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rabbet/id6738931862) if you want simple gambling. The app is practically Robinhood for p2p sports betting it’s insultingly easy

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Gonna ask here since my post never got an answer. Does anyone use the app stock signal? If so does it work well? If not what do you use?

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