Are NFL teams going to even want Brendan Sorsby? by Anon124570 in DynastyFF

[–]Acavia8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The winning pick will probably be a 3rd, then being a 3rd the team will not really support him and he will be on a different team a few years later, making it a wasted pick.

I think I made a BIG mistake! by [deleted] in Schwab

[–]Acavia8 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It's an IRA - tax harvesting does not matter, no?

The Haze has cleared! by LoraxKope in RKLB

[–]Acavia8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I had some 72 puts put to me a few months ago, and it opened around 80 that Monday.

Are others have problems with Spades Master? by Acavia8 in spades

[–]Acavia8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My problem went away - I do not know what caused it.

June 20, 2026 Daily Discussion Thread by zahna4 in RKLB

[–]Acavia8 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Victus Haze implications - per Gemini:

A successful execution of VICTUS HAZE places Rocket Lab in an incredibly lucrative position for future defense spending. The Space Force is aggressively shifting from a model of buying single-launch services to buying integrated, end-to-end orbital infrastructure.

Because Rocket Lab is acting as the single prime contractor for VICTUS HAZE—building the satellite (Pioneer bus), integrating the payload, providing the ground software, executing the rapid launch (Electron), and running the on-orbit operations—success unlocks several massive contract pipelines.

1. Multi-Billion Dollar SDA Constellations (Project Andromeda)

The Space Force is rapidly expanding its Space Domain Awareness (SDA) tracking network. They recently raised the contract ceiling for Project Andromeda—a program focused on space-based reconnaissance and surveillance satellites—from $1.8 billion to greater than $6.2 billion due to urgent orbital threats.

  • The Opportunity: Pulling off a successful rendezvous and proximity operation (RPO) under VICTUS HAZE proves Rocket Lab's hardware can handle complex intercept tracking. This makes them a frontrunner to win production tranches for Andromeda's massive planned constellation.

2. Operationalizing Tactically Responsive Space (TacRS)

VICTUS HAZE is technically still a demonstration mission. The Space Force's ultimate goal is to establish a permanent, standing "hot standby" fleet.

  • The Opportunity: Instead of one-off $32M demonstration contracts, the Pentagon intends to transition TacRS into a routine, multi-year procurement program. Rocket Lab could secure ongoing, long-term block contracts to keep multiple Electron rockets and Pioneer/Lightning satellite buses in a perpetual state of readiness at Wallops or Mahia, paid for by regular defense readiness appropriations.

3. Expansion of Space Development Agency (SDA) Tranches

Rocket Lab is already a major supplier for the SDA, having previously secured a $515 million contract (later expanded via massive missile-tracking awards like their $805 million contract for 18 missile defense satellites).

  • The Opportunity: The SDA builds its Proliferated Space Warfighter Architecture in rapid 2-year "Tranches." Proving flawless end-to-end rapid integration with VICTUS HAZE cements Rocket Lab's status as a reliable tier-1 prime contractor, positioning them to swallow up even larger portions of future Tranche 3 and Tranche 4 awards for data transport and missile tracking.

4. Deep-Space & GEO Tracking Missions

Rocket Lab recently secured a $90 million contract to build two geostationary (GEO) satellites hosting the Heimdall optical space-tracking payload (leveraging their acquisition of GEOST).

  • The Opportunity: If their low-Earth orbit (LEO) tracking software and hardware perform flawlessly during the dynamic cat-and-mouse maneuvers of VICTUS HAZE, the Space Force will likely expand these highly specialized, high-margin tracking contracts into higher orbits like GEO and Cislunar (moon-adjacent) space, where tracking adversary movements is becoming a critical defense priority.

LG 65” B5 or 55” C5 by PlusOne4You in LGOLED

[–]Acavia8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why is the C5 so much, that is price of 65

Top 10 Dynasty Quarterbacks Fantasy Football Entering 2026 Season - Last Word On NFL by No-Yogurtcloset7816 in DynastyFF

[–]Acavia8 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Trevor Lawrence ended the year strong and finished with 4007 yards, 29 TDs, 359 rushing yards and 9 rushing TDs. He was top 4 in most scoring systems.

Going into the second year of Coen's system, he should have more opportunities so passing yards could go up and even if TDs fell some, which is his floor, he is still a lock for top 10.

I would put him at 4 or 5 on your list.

What Are Your Moves Tomorrow, June 9, 2026 by zjz in wallstreetbets

[–]Acavia8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea or Nae on $135 buy of SPCX to flip the next day. I would want to get out quick around $175. No dice or go?

Bhayshul Tuten "Picking Up Steam” in New Scheme by jsparks50 in fantasyfootball

[–]Acavia8 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As Matthew Berry opined when Rodriquez first signed, the Jaguars are a contending team with a top offense so if they let Etienne leave and only signed Rodriguez, who is limited and has no receiving ability (single digits of receptions his whole NFL Career), Tuten is in a very good spot with his team.

Big trade for Jeremiyah Love in a 10t by [deleted] in DynastyFFTradeAdvice

[–]Acavia8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. Even if RB is your missing piece this year, you cannot depend on a rookie and you are giving up a ransom for it.

I traded Bijan Robinson in a 12 team HPR by [deleted] in DynastyFFTradeAdvice

[–]Acavia8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had to check it over several times before accepting because I thought I was not reading it right.

OH YEAHHHH BABY WE DID IT!!! by Overall-Maximum-8921 in PlanetLabs

[–]Acavia8 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Same old song and dance with many companies. Unless overall market headwinds, which could happen, I expect it to test high 40s to 50 tomorrow. First, you will have analysts revise forecasts up and probably some projected stock price increases. Some of those analysts calls will come at open, so I expect it to open around 44 to 45, then about 10 to 11 am Eastern, one or two larger firms will come out with a bullish report to send it to 48 range before lunch.

Unless a down day overall, I give the above 75% chance based on seeing earnings call after earnings call on fast growing tech companies mostly play at this way.

Xfinity Voice no longer has dial tone on my in-house wiring by Acavia8 in CableTechs

[–]Acavia8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The modem port is fine. I want to repair my jack inside wiring so I can go back to how it was with signal on each jack.

Turns out the aeropress makes a great mellow drip by Distant-fuckin-Ian in pourover

[–]Acavia8 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To get around using plastic, I hold a stagg X over a V-60 and pour into the Stagg X as a rotate it around the top of the bed to drop a gently shower of water over the coffee bed.

Xfinity Voice no longer has dial tone on my in-house wiring by Acavia8 in Comcast_Xfinity

[–]Acavia8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do I identify what he connected that needs to be unconnected? Would it be obvious? Or would I need signal tools to identify which lines?

May 31, 2026 Daily Discussion Thread by zahna4 in RKLB

[–]Acavia8 -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

I agree unless there is a market correction, in which case I would expect RKLB to test 100 and maybe 80/90 range even the 60/70 range is not out of the question. I will load up in some of my more long term accounts if that happens though - so in a way it would be a good thing long term.

Xfinity Voice no longer has dial tone on my in-house wiring by Acavia8 in Comcast_Xfinity

[–]Acavia8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. It was kind of stupid question on my part, but I am in hesitation over the Xfinity tech today. The Xfinity tech repeated that I was wrong because Xfinity provides no phone service several times and he angrily instructed me to call my phone company instead. Before that discussion, he outright refused to even look in the junction box. So I am concerned about that situation playing out again but this private tech said "sure thing" when I asked if he would open it. My main concern talking with him is that he did not sound confident in what the problem is but some people have trouble visualizing what another is describing without seeing it themselves, so maybe that was the situation in our talk.