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Geist wrote: ↑Fri May 26, 2023 11:17 pm

Animal wrote: ↑Thu May 25, 2023 12:49 pmI am going to post the standing of the game as of the close of the market yesterday. Then after it opens today and we see what happens, I will post it again with today's close.

AHEM

Mr Skynet over here

shit, i forgot. i don't have the excel spreadsheet here.

BUT, i will say this. I looked at it mid day yesterday and Nvidia on Geist's holding was up almost exactly 100% for the year. Its probably around 90% right now. Its a race for 2nd place right now. Unless the profit takes jump in or they find a bug in these gaming chips that the AI guys are wanting to buy.

It's only May. Lot's of things can and probably will happen.

Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Sees Over 200,000 New Subscribers Sign Up
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and- ... s-sign-up/

"Netflix has raked in hundreds of thousands of new account signups since it started charging people extra if they have other users on their account.
Cancellations have also gone up since Netflix changed its policy on who you can have on your account, but not as much as new signups."

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:23 pm Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Sees Over 200,000 New Subscribers Sign Up
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and- ... s-sign-up/

"Netflix has raked in hundreds of thousands of new account signups since it started charging people extra if they have other users on their account.
Cancellations have also gone up since Netflix changed its policy on who you can have on your account, but not as much as new signups."

yeah, it so weird. people seem glad to be finally doing it in a legitimate way and don't mind paying more.

i heard a news story this morning of a restaurant (or coffee shop or some place) that has completely banned tipping. Their customers were complaining, the employees were complaining about unfairness in tips and the awkwardness of it at checkout. so they gave all employees an hourly wage of $21/hr or more and health benefits and raised their prices to customers. the actual price customers pay isn't really more, its just they no longer pay tips. Anyway, they are doing more business than ever.

I hope those sloths cried when they had to enter their own credit card info

Animal wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 1:27 pm

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:23 pm Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Sees Over 200,000 New Subscribers Sign Up
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and- ... s-sign-up/

"Netflix has raked in hundreds of thousands of new account signups since it started charging people extra if they have other users on their account.
Cancellations have also gone up since Netflix changed its policy on who you can have on your account, but not as much as new signups."

yeah, it so weird. people seem glad to be finally doing it in a legitimate way and don't mind paying more.

i heard a news story this morning of a restaurant (or coffee shop or some place) that has completely banned tipping. Their customers were complaining, the employees were complaining about unfairness in tips and the awkwardness of it at checkout. so they gave all employees an hourly wage of $21/hr or more and health benefits and raised their prices to customers. the actual price customers pay isn't really more, its just they no longer pay tips. Anyway, they are doing more business than ever.

It's my prediction that restaurant service will deteriorate with the absence of tipping.

B-Tender wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 3:42 pm

Animal wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 1:27 pm

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:23 pm Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Sees Over 200,000 New Subscribers Sign Up
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and- ... s-sign-up/

"Netflix has raked in hundreds of thousands of new account signups since it started charging people extra if they have other users on their account.
Cancellations have also gone up since Netflix changed its policy on who you can have on your account, but not as much as new signups."

yeah, it so weird. people seem glad to be finally doing it in a legitimate way and don't mind paying more.

i heard a news story this morning of a restaurant (or coffee shop or some place) that has completely banned tipping. Their customers were complaining, the employees were complaining about unfairness in tips and the awkwardness of it at checkout. so they gave all employees an hourly wage of $21/hr or more and health benefits and raised their prices to customers. the actual price customers pay isn't really more, its just they no longer pay tips. Anyway, they are doing more business than ever.

It's my prediction that restaurant service will deteriorate with the absence of tipping.

I think this sudden "tipping backlash" is due to two things. First, prices for food services just soared after Covid. A lunch that used to cost under $10 is now almost $20. Its just insane how much that has jumped. And obviously, with tips being a percentage, that just compounds the problem even more.

And, I think the credit card or online purchase apps have taken advantage of this source of income. Along with the charges, they can automatically add the tip to the amount due and pick up another 20% in fees that they charge for the transactions. Pennies make dimes, and that's how these massive transaction companies make profits.

I have a hard time feeling sorry for Netflix.

B-Tender wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 3:42 pmIt's my prediction that restaurant service will deteriorate with the absence of tipping.

There is no doubt there, but tipping in the US will never go away.

B-Tender wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 3:42 pm

Animal wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 1:27 pm

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:23 pm Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Sees Over 200,000 New Subscribers Sign Up
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and- ... s-sign-up/

"Netflix has raked in hundreds of thousands of new account signups since it started charging people extra if they have other users on their account.
Cancellations have also gone up since Netflix changed its policy on who you can have on your account, but not as much as new signups."

yeah, it so weird. people seem glad to be finally doing it in a legitimate way and don't mind paying more.

i heard a news story this morning of a restaurant (or coffee shop or some place) that has completely banned tipping. Their customers were complaining, the employees were complaining about unfairness in tips and the awkwardness of it at checkout. so they gave all employees an hourly wage of $21/hr or more and health benefits and raised their prices to customers. the actual price customers pay isn't really more, its just they no longer pay tips. Anyway, they are doing more business than ever.

It's my prediction that restaurant service will deteriorate with the absence of tipping.

Correct. Take away the incentive of a possibly better tip and and welcome to the "Service just good enough to not get fired" club.

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 1:14 am

B-Tender wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 3:42 pm

Animal wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 1:27 pm

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2023 12:23 pm Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Sees Over 200,000 New Subscribers Sign Up
https://www.cnet.com/tech/services-and- ... s-sign-up/

"Netflix has raked in hundreds of thousands of new account signups since it started charging people extra if they have other users on their account.
Cancellations have also gone up since Netflix changed its policy on who you can have on your account, but not as much as new signups."

yeah, it so weird. people seem glad to be finally doing it in a legitimate way and don't mind paying more.

i heard a news story this morning of a restaurant (or coffee shop or some place) that has completely banned tipping. Their customers were complaining, the employees were complaining about unfairness in tips and the awkwardness of it at checkout. so they gave all employees an hourly wage of $21/hr or more and health benefits and raised their prices to customers. the actual price customers pay isn't really more, its just they no longer pay tips. Anyway, they are doing more business than ever.

It's my prediction that restaurant service will deteriorate with the absence of tipping.

Correct. Take away the incentive of a possibly better tip and and welcome to the "Service just good enough to not get fired" club.

that's how most employer/employee relationships work. what separates the good companies are the employers that know that balance and strive for it.

Damn. Maybe I should have bought some in real life:

Netflix Gains on Rave Reviews for Password Crackdown and Sports Livestream Hopes
https://www.barrons.com/articles/netfli ... f-a1b757d3

CHEEZY17 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 15, 2023 2:46 am Damn. Maybe I should have bought some in real life:

Netflix Gains on Rave Reviews for Password Crackdown and Sports Livestream Hopes
https://www.barrons.com/articles/netfli ... f-a1b757d3

up 50% YTD.

So my TD Ameritrade accounts just merged with Schwab and they have a thing were it grades your investments. These motherfuckers graded my Exxon/Mobile purchase that has more than doubled my initial investment and pays a sweet dividend on top of that a fucking "B".
Fuck you schwab!

Whose balls do I have to tickle for a holiday weekend update?

shit, i could have done this an hour ago, but i already left the office for the week-end. I will update it in a few days. I know you are still in the lead. I think 2nd place changed. Netflix and Amazon have both been on the rise, along with Tesla. But I want to say #2 changed to ROOT. (which was way down today, I think).

Animal wrote: ↑Fri Jun 30, 2023 10:29 pm shit, i could have done this an hour ago, but i already left the office for the week-end. I will update it in a few days. I know you are still in the lead. I think 2nd place changed. Netflix and Amazon have both been on the rise, along with Tesla. But I want to say #2 changed to ROOT. (which was way down today, I think).

Fucking telemetrics...

You know their tech can tell which side of the car you get out of? I'll never let the Root app on my phone. The data they track and store gives Google a run for their money.

Ranking as of …........................ 7/10/2023 8:05 …................. Change
Player Stock Value ROR
Geist …......... NVDA …......... $21,584.98 …......... 115.85%
Antknot …......... TSLA …......... $15,781.81 …......... 57.82%
Hyperv12 …......... ROOT …......... $13,869.21 …......... 38.69%
SaltyDog …......... WWE …......... $12,769.69 …......... 27.70%
Hawkfan …......... AMZN …......... $12,657.75 …......... 26.58%
Cheezy …......... NFLX …......... $12,380.62 …......... 23.81%
S&P 500 Index …......... ^GSPC …......... $11,073.04 …......... 10.73%
B Tender …......... SNOW …......... $10,757.93 …......... 7.58%
Charliesheen …......... COST …......... $10,329.31 …......... 3.29%
RD …......... MRK …......... $10,189.78 …......... 1.90%
Bluespruce …......... BA …......... $9,999.52 …......... 0.00%
Disco …......... GIS …......... $9,643.36 …......... -3.57%
Animal …......... ADM …......... $9,428.33 …......... -5.72%
CTC …......... KMI …......... $9,271.23 …......... -7.29%
Biker …......... BLK …......... $9,076.30 …......... -9.24%
PeteRoseHC …......... CALM …......... $7,679.32 …......... -23.21%
Rule34 …......... NTR …......... $7,410.25 …......... -25.90%
HighnDry …......... BURL …......... $6,700.88 …......... -32.99%
Porky …......... SQQQ …......... $4,930.29 …......... -50.70%
Stonedmegman …......... JRVMF …......... $2,131.58 …......... -78.68%
UJR Mutual Fund ..UP…......... $6,592.16 …......... 3.47%
* UJR Mutual Fund is what the group is doing as a whole

It was quite the fall for the cereal baroness.

stonedmegman wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2023 6:14 pm It was quite the fall for the cereal baroness.

She might have to start turning Trix.

just for fun I'm posting this:


Market Summary
>
Upstart Holdings Inc
53.59 USD
+40.70 (315.75%)year to date
Jul 21, 3:05 PM EDT • Disclaimer
33.72 USD ‎Mon, Jun 12
Open
56.75
High
57.75
Low
52.35
Mkt cap
4.44B
P/E ratio
-
Div yield
-
52-wk high
61.50
52-wk low
11.93

B-Tender wrote: ↑Fri Jul 21, 2023 7:06 pm just for fun I'm posting this:


Market Summary
>
Upstart Holdings Inc
53.59 USD
+40.70 (315.75%)year to date
Jul 21, 3:05 PM EDT • Disclaimer
33.72 USD ‎Mon, Jun 12
Open
56.75
High
57.75
Low
52.35
Mkt cap
4.44B
P/E ratio
-
Div yield
-
52-wk high
61.50
52-wk low
11.93

i never want to talk about this stock. i bought it at $250 i think. i have bought two stocks based on you knuckleheads. The other was Funko and it tanked right afterward.