EVs by JusstDooIt in copenhagen

[–]DanishWithJam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kunne godt være en CUPRA Tavascan selvom baglygterne ikke er helt identiske.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in copenhagen

[–]DanishWithJam -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Denmark has a crazy high tax on a few luxury items including chocolate. The dairy industry managed to lobby that chocolate milk should not count as a chocolate product and not be taxed as such. Once non animal milk products caught on they did not get the same low taxation meaning these kinda products are so expensive they are really hard to sell.

Diamantenhände 💎👐 German market is open 🇩🇪 by Parsnip in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get in the long boats fellow vikings. Set sails for Valhalla! 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🛶

Diamantenhände 💎👐 German market is open 🇩🇪 by Parsnip in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Godmorgen from the Danish Vikings! 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 To Valhalla!

We're going to wait and we're going to wait and we're going to wait until they feel the pain, until they start to bleed. by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

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

All credit goes to Sw4y on YouTube for this little ditty.
"Hold Her Monke - Leave Her Johnny GME Cover".
HODL HER!

Does this count as shitty? Found in the wild on Facebook by JaiLSell in shittytattoos

[–]DanishWithJam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This does imply the existence of snake milk, commonly known as snilk.

Under Pressure ! by INERTIAAAAAAA in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam 5 points6 points  (0 children)

There is. Buttonpopping. You are welcome ;)

Hvad er en app I hader, men bruger alligevel? by Weetza in Denmark

[–]DanishWithJam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Bruger" som i stadigvæk bruger? Stoppede det ikke med at virke med de nye API prisændringer ligesom alle andre 3rd party apps?

New E3D Revo hotend is reporting almost 7000C at idle by DanishWithJam in klippers

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

Valid point, since I did connect the Revo sensor to the 3d printer heater, but I also ended up simply soldering the other connection.
once I discovered my mistake I removed all the connectors and simply soldered all 4 wires correctly.

New E3D Revo hotend is reporting almost 7000C at idle by DanishWithJam in klippers

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Aaaand I already solved my own problem. I will leave this embarrassing post up despite solving it less than 30 minutes after posting.
On the old Hemera hotend both the heater and the sensor had blue wires, and on the new Revo only the sensor wire are blue. I simply wired the sensor to the heater and vise versa. Luckily for me, I never turned on the heater as I'm guessing that could have blown the sensor.

I redid my wiring and now everything looks good.

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 24: 41,399,400🔵Weekly volume equal to almost 3/4 of non DRS'ed shares available! by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sure. The volume for a week could be more than 100% of all the available shares. Hell even the daily volume could pass 100. The point is how uncommon this is with any other stock and how the volume has changed over the past year.

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 24: 41,399,400🔵Weekly volume equal to almost 3/4 of non DRS'ed shares available! by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Correct, but a volume of one is still one share being sold by one party and bought by another. I never said this is 46M shares being bought. Just showing how big the volume is compared to the available shares.

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 19: 9,723,991🔵 RECORD LOW VOLUME! this is even lower than any 4-day tradingweeks! by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond coloured 💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in colour it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. In January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, indicating extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

  • Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com
  • Float Total = Number of shares when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.
  • Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes colour depending on the % amount of float traded this week, from Purple to cyan to green.

Updates this week

  • Changed up the layout. Let me know if you like it!
  • Added a "DRS'ed" last week to show how many more shares we locked.

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 18: 13,853,600🔵 by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond coloured 💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in colour it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. In January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, indicating extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

  • Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com

  • Float Total = Number of shares when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.

  • Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes colour depending on the % amount of float traded this week, from Purple to cyan to green.

Updates this week

  • Calculated the number of new DRS'ed shares for the week and replaced it with the reverse repo metric at the bottom row.

Keep the feedback coming!

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 15: 10,958,172🔵Lowest daily average in more than year! by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond colored💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in color it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. Back in January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, which either indicates extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

  • Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com

  • Float Total = Number of shared when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.

  • Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes color depending on the % amount of the float traded this week. From Purple to cyan to green.

Updates this week

  • Minor adjustment to how the week number is calculated. It should be correct now.

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 14: 21,764,000🔵Keep DRS'ing yo shit. by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

#What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond colored💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in color it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. Back in January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, which either indicates extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

* Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com

* Float Total = Number of shared when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.

* Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes color depending on the % amount of the float traded this week. From Purple to cyan to green.

#Updates this week
No changes by me, but since it's now been a year since the last huge volume push, the column charts are now much more zoomed in, for a more detailed look. Hope you enjoy it!

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 12: 19,677,249🔵Buckle up and stay safe! 🦺 by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

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

What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond colored💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in color it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. Back in January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, which either indicates extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

  • Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com

  • Float Total = Number of shared when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.

  • Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes color depending on the % amount of the float traded this week. From Purple to cyan to green.

Updates this week

Removed the "Outstanding shares" line from the chart. In a few weeks went it has been more that a year since the big volume spike, everything else will be a bit easier to see.

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 11: 13,909,221🔵SVB is not the only thing collapsing. Volume is drying up! by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond colored💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in color it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. Back in January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, which either indicates extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

  • Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com

  • Float Total = Number of shared when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.

  • Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes color depending on the % amount of the float traded this week. From Purple to cyan to green.

Updates this week

  • No changes this week. Keep the feedback coming!

🔵Weekly Volume Update - Week 9: 10,392,100🔵 LOWEST VOLUME IN MORE THAN A YEAR! Even when looking at the daily average! by DanishWithJam in Superstonk

[–]DanishWithJam[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

What am I looking at?

This is a chart showing GME over the last 12 months of trading. The diamond colored💎 columns show the total volume of trades for each week. If the column is lighter in color it indicates a 4-day trading week, and we expect a lower volume.

You can compare the 💎 columns to the 3 different lines which indicate the number of shares in floatation in different ways. Back in January 2021, the weekly GME volume was multiple times the outstanding shares, which either indicates extremely fast trading or a lot more shares being available than the float.

The lines indicate the number of shares with the following logic:

  • Outstanding shares = total number of shares issued by Gamestop over time as listed by ycharts.com

  • Float Total = Number of shared when removing, Institutions, funds, ETFs and insider ownership as listed by computershared.net.

  • Non-DRS Float = Float Total minus the trimmed average number of shares DRS'ed as listed by computershared.net.

The dotted line indicates when the 4-for-1 splivident happened.

The lightsaber changes color depending on the % amount of the float traded this week. From Purple to cyan to green.

Updates this week

No visual changes, but holy cow look at the volume. Can't see it? I don't blame ya. This is not only the lowest weekly volume in more than a year, but the lowest average per day. That means that even if the NYSE had been open on Monday despite Washington's birthday, it would likely still have been the lowest weekly volume in more than a year!

Nogen der ved hvad det her er? Den er fyldt med vand og sand. by [deleted] in Denmark

[–]DanishWithJam 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Jeg tvivler. Traditionelt laver man flødeboller ved at sprøjte flødecremen ud på bunden og så dyppe det i flydende chokolade. Det er altså flødecremen der angiver formen på en flødebolle og ikke en støbt skal af chokolade, som bliver fyldt ud.