Robinhood changed the game forever

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If unemployment rate ever goes up .2 percent in 1 report its game over. Its been teetering on stall speed for months now

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Why do you even need nuclear power in space? In orbit, you can receive sunlight virtually 24×7. On Earth, depending on latitude and season, solar availability is limited to roughly 8–10 hours a day. The math is straightforward. A significant portion of the energy produced on Earth is wasted due to the lack of efficient storage. One workaround has been pumped-storage hydroelectricity—using excess power to pump water uphill and recover it later—but even that suffers substantial losses, with round-trip efficiencies topping out at around 60%. Until recently, there was no practical way to store large amounts of excess energy without major losses. This is exactly why large-scale battery systems like Megapacks are a game changer—not just for space, but especially on Earth. Anyone with a background in Mechanical Engineering understands how fundamental this breakthrough is.

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How many of you Ameripoors know that European options are different than in the US? Like, it's a totally different game. Kiss those 0dte options to the corner.

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The Amish will inherit the earth. have been playing the long game and it’s starting to pay off

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I woke up early and the only video game is in maintenance mode so I can't play, so here I am

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Game plan for today - The strategy is to wait for the big drop at open and SELL EVERYTHING. By Mid day after the V happens BUY EVERYTHING BACK. edit: I typed it the otherway round at first.

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My game plan today/tmrw; buy some small call positions on couple oversold tech and poots on xlf/Ms/gs. Basically buy the dips and sell the tops...

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Why? Is this a new game stop?

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A doll that sold for $20 to $25 last year now costs $30 to $35 at JaZams, he said. “For folks with marginal incomes, this is going to be a very difficult holiday,” Smith said. Sony raised the price of the PlayStation 5 by $50 to $550 in August, following Microsoft and Nintendo raising prices for their game consoles. popular red berry stems that House long has carried increased from $8.95 last year to $10.95 due to higher import costs, he said. For those looking to avoid tariff-related price increases, John Harmon, managing director of technology research at technology consulting company Coresight Resarch, recommends checking out secondhand stores and discount retailers like T.J. Maxx, Marshall’s and HomeGoods books, food and beverages are some of the domestically produced goods that make good gifts.

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