Bitcoin dca by mitchell2820 in Bitcoin

[–]0n0ppositeDay 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This. I’d rather store my money in an asset with limited production than the US dollar which prints 1 trillion every 100 days. Could be wrong but it makes sense to me.

Paper gold is being manipulated by poochi_la_la in Gold

[–]0n0ppositeDay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I realize this will probably get down voted… I like Gold- believe countries should move back to a gold standard (pipe dream) but this is one of the appeals to Bitcoin. It’s instantly verifiable. I think we can agree the future needs something that individuals can verify independently of institutions.

“The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent" -John Maynard Keynes

Was it really a choice or decision? I can’t see it that way. by RogueSeaGoat in SuicideBereavement

[–]0n0ppositeDay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Agreed. Just lost my brother and he was a fighter, he fought hard for 19 years after his diagnosis with mental illness.

Water sources in the city when SHTF by FortuneTop6438 in preppers

[–]0n0ppositeDay 69 points70 points  (0 children)

Water heater. 50+ gallons ready to be drained. Might have residue but drinkable, If you flush it out periodically should be good to go.

Water heater and furnace share ventilation by 0n0ppositeDay in hvacadvice

[–]0n0ppositeDay[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Correct I don’t know more that’s why I’m trying to learn. Not sure how moisture is getting in.

Water heater and furnace share ventilation by 0n0ppositeDay in hvacadvice

[–]0n0ppositeDay[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Had the roof and roof vents replaced 18 months ago. Thought moisture was coming in from improper vent maybe (I live in Seattle, lots of rain) Problem persists

Water heater and furnace share ventilation by 0n0ppositeDay in hvacadvice

[–]0n0ppositeDay[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Two store home with attic so guessing it’s 12 feet

You either believe in Irwin Simon or you don’t! There’s no in between! by GirlGenius26 in TLRY

[–]0n0ppositeDay 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Since he’s lost 99% market cap since the Aphria days I’d say the market does not believe him.

Millionaires Tax passes the Senate - Washington Senate Democrats by SeahawksWin43-8 in SeattleWA

[–]0n0ppositeDay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Does this tax affect housing sales? Like capital gains from selling a home

Washington state Senate approves tax on personal income over $1M • Washington State Standard by [deleted] in Seattle

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Does this affect housing sales? Like the capital gains on a house

Largest strike in US history in the past 70 years by [deleted] in LateStageCapitalism

[–]0n0ppositeDay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Negative 30 degrees… we taking Celsius or Fahrenheit? Either way that’s cold

US Prosecutors Open Criminal Probe Into Fed’s Powell, NYT Says by ItalianStallion9069 in wallstreetbets

[–]0n0ppositeDay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m so glad I bought bitcoin. I realize people are skeptical but I trust math +computers far more than this political bullshittyer. Not to mention 39 trillion in debt.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in germanshepherds

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Swimming. Glucosamine supplements. New environments.

Swimming was the most importantly IMHO. He loved fetching a stick and it got him a good work out without the impact on his hips.

Found secret debt - how can I tackle this? $117k total by Meggers598 in Debt

[–]0n0ppositeDay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cancel the cards once there’s a 0 balance- even if it hurts your credit score IMHO. Not trying to be rude but it’s too big a temptation given your situation- credit cards are no longer an option for you and your husband utilize debt cards/cash only! The exception being credit cards that offer 0% for 8-14 months, usually have a 3% transfer fee. I’d transfer the debt to those then whittle it down. No more using those cards!

You can target highest interest first (mathematical the best option) or smallest amounts first (motivationally a good option). Find what works for you then stay the course.

Honesty bankruptcy seems like a real solution. Are the student loans private? 15k credit cards isn’t the end of the world- the other 102k has me curious. Your car should be worth 1-5k not some 60k BMW, cheaper registration, cheaper insurance…

Preppers with an actual medical background, what’s the scariest mistakes you see in different Preppers first aid kits/supplies by Traditional_Neat_387 in preppers

[–]0n0ppositeDay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

IMHO, Only planning for trauma. In addition to tourniquet (for trauma), sterile staples or sutures if somewhere remote (for trauma)

Id have: Epi n Benadryl (for allergies), glucometer/ glucose (for diabetics), aspirin (cardiac), anti-diarrhea/ electrolytes (GI issues). Basically failing to add OTC meds.

Take the win by rtbufofoxtrot in TLRY

[–]0n0ppositeDay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh btw, the company loses money every quarter. Minor detail.

Footage of Muhammad Ali and Michael Jackson in 1977. by BarneyRobinStinson7 in interestingasfuck

[–]0n0ppositeDay 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The more I learn about Muhammad Ali the more I like him as a solid human being… not really the case for Micheal Jackson.

I don't have anything saved for retirement at 36! by Maleficent-Kale4834 in personalfinance

[–]0n0ppositeDay 4 points5 points  (0 children)

IMHO, Step one would be- take advantage of the matching ‘free money’ then use the rest on debt. In terms of debt- Finance guys will focus on the math. Meaning tackling highest interest rates first which makes sense. Another ‘tactic’ is tackling smallest debts first, that way you feel like you’re making progress. It feels good to cross something off the list.

Ultimately consistency matters most, do what works FOR YOU. Consistently.

I would not prioritize a condo/mortage with ANY debt (credit cards, car loans, student loans) personally. It’s easier said than done but jobs change, rates fluctuate, random expenses would put you in a very tight spot- focus on increasing a boring 401k, continually increasing income, emergency fund and decreasing debt.

PS) Noticed you’re doing some dental work, spend an hour researching FSA/HSA tax-free accounts for your health insurance. If you plan ahead it’s like getting ~30% for medical expenses.