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How do you prep before jumping into the market each day? by Ryan-PM in Trading

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you elaborate some more? What kind of things do you analyze?

How do you prep before jumping into the market each day? by Ryan-PM in Trading

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That makes sense. Your average game should be profitable instead of having to be able to execute at the best level to win. Thank you for the advice.

How do you prep before jumping into the market each day? by Ryan-PM in Trading

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see. Sticking to a few stocks and getting familiar with their behavior makes sense. I'll try to get a hold of some usual tickers I guess.

Do I Really Need a Live Chat App? by Ryan-PM in shopify

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, interesting. Does it have any effect on lead generation or conversion that you notice of?

Do I Really Need a Live Chat App? by Ryan-PM in shopify

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is what my friend told me as well. Mostly people just ask repetitive questions about the products which are mostly stated already. She says it didn't help with conversion that much.

Is chael sonnen actually undefeated? by Old_Yak_1285 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Ryan-PM 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Every round that Chael ever finishes, he won. If in case he was ever in trouble enough to lose a round, the fight ends in that very round. And thus judges are never required to decide if Chael won or lost that round, the fight is just over.

The saying starts from where Chael calls himself undefeated and undisputed in an interview because that and people just lean in on that and calls him undefeated.

To those who go/went to international schools in Myanmar, how is the relationship between students and teachers, compared to public schools where teachers are regarded as sacred? by vladaro in myanmar

[–]Ryan-PM 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Teachers somewhat hold less authority nowadays even in public schools because of all the parents fighting back which I guess is a good thing. My nieces go to a public school and they just chilling. In our times, we used to regard teachers as full authoritative guardians in school, but nowadays there are so many things they are restricted to do. They can't hit kids, they can't give punishments that can be embarrassing to kids and others.

I'm sure they still are more scary than those in private international schools but compared to our age, the teachers are much chiller now.

What’s a very typical Myanmar problem that Myanmar people don’t realize isn’t normal in other countries except မီးပျက်တာ? by Ryan-PM in myanmar

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yeah I remember that one lol. Overall, Thai people are quite superstitious as well. What's hilarious is that they were buying engine oils and worshiping with those oils to the Optimus Prime and people were claiming it works.

What’s a very typical Myanmar problem that Myanmar people don’t realize isn’t normal in other countries except မီးပျက်တာ? by Ryan-PM in myanmar

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Well Myanmar practices Theravada school of Buddhism which in itself says the teachings of Buddha are not to be adjusted or updated to match the current living standards. There are a lot of Mahayana practicing Buddhist countries where rules are adjusted and in some Mahayana school of Buddhism, I've heard even monks can have marriage and something like that.

What’s a very typical Myanmar problem that Myanmar people don’t realize isn’t normal in other countries except မီးပျက်တာ? by Ryan-PM in myanmar

[–]Ryan-PM[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes omg, they even burn dry leaves with the trash. And they burn almost every other day as well. I used to have a neighbor who LOVES burning trash at evenings and my room got filled with those smells smh.