OT: Stock trading

[UConnSwag11]

$FUTO to offer crypto trading

 

[UConnSwag11]

$ SCHD

 

[HuskyHawk]

There is a thread on golf shoes in off topic. When I ordered golf shoes from True Linkswear yesterday, below the normal credit card spot was an option to pay in a range of crypto using Coinbase. I think that's the first time I've seen that.

 

[husky429]

There is a thread on golf shoes in off topic. When I ordered golf shoes from True Linkswear yesterday, below the normal credit card spot was an option to pay in a range of crypto using Coinbase. I think that's the first time I've seen that.

That's really hard to wrap my head around. I think of cryptos a lot like stocks... not that they are, it's just how I kind of default with these things. Imagining paying for a pair of shoes with, say, my Amazon stock or something... is just super weird to me. I don't think I'll ever pay for things day-to-day in coins, even if I end up investing in them more than the 5 ethereum I have.

 

[LIuconn]

True Linkswear is a great choice

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

$ SCHD

If SCHD, then potentially consider VYMI or similar new, lower fee SCHY for reasonable international dividend diversity AND current perceived higher upside potential. VYMI and SCHY each have heavy Europe and UK holdings, hence more financials, materials, etc. than typical US large cap dividend ETFs such as SCHD and VYM.

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

Anybody have any ideas of what company is doing this? I would definitely want to get in on this if possible.

Earth power: hemp batteries better than lithium and graphene – UKCSC

Interested, but zero clue even after searching for 1/2 hour. Update regarding the ex-Clarkson professor Mitlin, now at UT, and interesting list of some of his current and past PhD gurus (many funded by GOOG or LinkedIn). One of the latter now works with ALB.

About – Mitlin group

 

[HuskyHawk]

That's really hard to wrap my head around. I think of cryptos a lot like stocks... not that they are, it's just how I kind of default with these things. Imagining paying for a pair of shoes with, say, my Amazon stock or something... is just super weird to me. I don't think I'll ever pay for things day-to-day in coins, even if I end up investing in them more than the 5 ethereum I have.

It will be interesting to see what comes of it. I can imagine the USD Coins being used. That would make sense. The options included BTC, ETH, LTC and another I believe.

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[ct06111]

$ SCHD

they would love you at r/dividends

got any QYLD?
They love both over there on that sub

Just got into dividend investing. got about 2k of QYLD in my Roth , but no schd. I like SPYD.

JEPI and NUSI are other decent covered call divi ETFs.

QYLG has income and growth
You check out the new international SCHD, SCHY? Brand new w/ NAV of 25.

UWMC is also an undervalued divi stock. .40 yearly with 4-5% yield. WSB got a hold of it, but it was sub 7 earlier this week. Ex divi is early June

 

[ct06111]

Anyone pick up IPOE or SOFI?

was mid 14s earlier this week.
Should be great long term with a huge fintech /banking of future.

I think you can buy LINK and other crypto on SOFI now too.

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

Thank you to Mrs @StllH8L8ner and to Mama @Chin Diesel for their KSS patronage and contributions to stock performance since May 2020. Never been in a Kohl's.

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

There is a thread on golf shoes in off topic. When I ordered golf shoes from True Linkswear yesterday, below the normal credit card spot was an option to pay in a range of crypto using Coinbase. I think that's the first time I've seen that.

Aside from avoiding golf like the plague, undefined crypto-spending tax implications beyond sales taxes prompt some caution. Perhaps crypto cap gains possibilities won't end up being too impactful. Beauty's in the eyes of the sporting and crypto beholders.

 

[CTBasketball]

There’s going to be a massive sell off soon, I’m tempted to buy LINK but I know everything will plummet soon.

 

[the Q]

There’s going to be a massive sell off soon, I’m tempted to buy LINK but I know everything will plummet soon.

Just crypto or stocks and crypto?

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

Just crypto or stocks and crypto?

Whatever some Redditor suggests /s

 

[the Q]

Whatever some Redditor suggests /s

i mean the market seems a little overheated right now.

im waiting for att to get back into that overheating area so I can sell it off thanks to this dividend cut

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

i mean the market seems a little overheated right now.

im waiting for att to get back into that overheating area so I can sell it off thanks to this dividend cut

Depends on which part(s), sector(s), cap size, global locations, etc of "the market" institutions and retail investors analyze.

T - some LT investors may have sound reasons to be pissed; particularly some past employees, retirees and other conservative investors counting on T's now past projected dividends.

 

[CTBasketball]

Whatever some Redditor suggests /s

No I don’t look at Reddit I do math.

 

[uconntoatl]

Mark Cuban knows.

 

[Zionn]

Sub $20 LINK - thank you......

 

[uconntoatl]

Sub $20 LINK - thank you......

 

[the Q]

Sub $20 LINK - thank you......

Yea I got in today

 

[uconntoatl]

0 issues with chainlink's oracle network and price feeds across all integrations during this crazy week. Can't say the same for others (makerdao). Bulls on parade.

 

[Travelman6]

I was looking for theta, but couldn't find where to buy it. What exchange you using?

Maybe I am late, but....

It was just added to Exodus, probably in the past few days. I was thinking of getting a little. I just got some chainlink which seems like it could be a winner.

 

[UConnSwag11]

Sub $20 LINK - thank you......

Nice! Still super cheap but I’ve been buying cheaper coins. There’s a bunch which make it hard to choose. EWT at $9 is great. Then there’s xrp and matic near a dollar. Then there are pennies and subpennies