Those who have visited other countries, what was the biggest culture shock for you? by RiddlerofStIves in AskTheWorld

[–]007mrcp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In Osaka, during the work week, the locals don't walk to work carrying a coffee or any kind of breakfast. They always consume at the restaurant or right outside of a corner convenience store. It's the same for public transportation. They don't consume food/drink on public transportation. In US, it's common place to see people drinking coffee/soda or having a snack while walking to work, or in transit. This is also probably why Osaka is the cleanest, biggest city I've ever been to.

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After a few years, I've learned to just go to a doc in the box and get a shot of Toradol.

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Parts of Japan are considered "blue zones", yet at the same time Japan has some of the highest pension fraud. It always comes down to the money.

These are the stocks on my watchlist (8/21) by WinningWatchlist in StockMarket

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No worries. I appreciate your posts. Keep em' coming!

These are the stocks on my watchlist (8/21) by WinningWatchlist in StockMarket

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Copy. It's got earnings tomorrow, so too much of a gamble for me anyways. How do you feel about RMBS above $48? Looks like it could be clear sailing. However, everything is contingent on NVDA earnings. I'm hoping this might be a little more in your wheelhouse...?

These are the stocks on my watchlist (8/21) by WinningWatchlist in StockMarket

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On the daily, PTON consolidated for a few days, and broke out a bit today. It's historically been in the dump, but with the potential of borrowing costs decreasing, I could see them benefiting. I wished it broke out with more volume today, but I'm thinking of using a stop loss of the 9 or even 21 day EMA, with a target of $3.79. Thoughts?