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To add to this I have an automatic pool cover and it's been great. You do have to get them maintained every now and then but I personally think it's better than either a fence or the "Catch a Kid". Draw backs are that you either need to open them up when it rains or have a sump pump on hand to remove the water. I saw the note on the skimmer running which is interesting... definitely don't want too much water and the weight or a lot of water can cause issues. Interested if that skimmer can handle the massive rain storms that we tend to get. I also find myself opening it up over night by July/August otherwise I feel it acts as na oven and does not let the heat escape therefore keeping the water warm. Pros are it's easy to cover/uncover therefore you won't run into the issue of needing to help the wife take off the net and therefore keep any barriers away from not wanting to use the pool. You can lock the cover switch with a key so when you travel or just want to make sure you keep kids out. Also when closed you can keep the grass out of your pool when cutting/trimming around it if you don't have decking. During rain the pool stays cleaner since you are not letting a ton of dirty rain water wash into your pool.

$OKE down some more on the stock offering, starting to look good to add more. I bought $BA and $MAR on the dip yesterday $ZM keeping the run up but wtf is going on with $WORK?

Fuck sitting in a 10x10 room for any extended period of time. Plus I thought the dorms closed and people had to move out?

I'm considering buying $BA sub $180. If O&G comes down a bit more I'll likely just add to what I already bought a month or two ago on $XOM and $OKE. Other than that seeing S&P come down a few hundred points so I can buy SPY and a few other stocks that I have not picked up yet.

To go into cash waiting for a better reentry? I've gone cash in a few stocks that have run back up but not yet touched anything in my 401K target funds.

$BYND having a nice day... not as nice as SmallCap O&G but I'll take it

I'm scaling back on some of the O&G stocks I own as I think this went down too far and now bounced back. Probably will keep XOM and OKE for the dividends and just add if we go back down. Still of the mindset there will be good companies later in the summer that will present some buying opportunities.

About 50% invested. Conflicted on whether I start selling gains or hold and just buy more if we go back down this summer. Anyone like $ZI here?

I hope we are right on this. Buying a bit more under $31 as well hoping to see $40 again in the next few weeks.

I held $WORK through earnings and sold $ZM prior to earnings. Boy did I miss on those two.

Zoom I can see having some downside here but people will still use Slack even when going back to the office. Down 17% after hours hurts. Maybe I should have sold $40 yesterday

I'm in the SaaS MarTech/CXM space and all the projects in my pipe were put on hold so Q1/Q2 for me has been brutal. I've got a few existing accounts that I manage but they were really affected by COVID so not spending any new money so that's also slowed things down. I'm going to see if things take off here in the next few weeks/months but if not I'll probably be looking for another job as getting half pay is not going to cut it.

So what are the theories out there for how tickets might be distributed if the reduced capacity holds? Lottery by section? Donor levels? How on earth will donations be handled? If I only got Kansas tickets would I be paying the same percentage of my full donation as the person who gets OU? What a mess. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is there a good thread discussing the theories on tickets and seating? Even if you do buy tickets (and the secondary market) if 25% capacity holds wouldn’t that mean it’s unlikely those tickets will not be valid. Especially if top donors get preference. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I haven't had access to my 401K recently so I'm not sure where it sits (but I never touched it so I'm hoping close). But thanks to a few nice moves my IRAs are well ahead of where they went Jan 1.

I bought $WORK and $ZM right at IPO last year. Zoom has obviously done well but I'm so overjoyed Slack is finally back to that price. Loss aversion bias I guess

Reporting Qtr results tomorrow... let's get to $44 on Friday!

Next stop for me will be 8200

Changing gears a bit... I went to Matt's El Rancho the other night for dinner and damn. Very little masks and you would have thought this whole thing was over. Groups meeting up and greeting each other with hugs. Such an odd time when I'm put off by other people enjoying a warm embrace.

Potentially... we don't really know that yet do we? I'm not saying that we don't learn from the past however articles about what we should/could have done different right now in this point in time are probably written for various other reasons.

Population density could and is controlled by the government who sets the building and land codes? The point is more likely a political play to point fingers and shift blame. This event was nothing like anything that had been faced before? How did we really know that we should (could) have locked things down in March. Better use to time and resources to work toward solutions then just trying to stir people up with sensationalism.

Which is why I don't wear pants in the summer

I saw this article on the NYTimes yesterday... what a dumbass article that does not accomplish anything. I mean if NYC wasn't a shithole with everyone living on top of each other we could have saved 40K lives too. What's the point?

Yep. Selling big gains on $XOM and $OKE might be a good idea in case they announce and the stock takes a hit like Shell did but I still think they are solid ones to hold as long as you are not over invested.

$OKE and $XOM. I didn't buy $CVX but they might have the best position out of all of them. My star has been $MTDR which had another stellar day.