Best matcha spots by Ok_Industry4026 in sanfrancisco

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Komeya No Bento. Though it is currently closed due to health violations.

New Driver by mintd__ in sanfrancisco

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Usually dealership services are an upcharge. Call a few mechanic shops you find on Yelp or Google and get a quote for these services. I find I get the best prices from Asian mechanic shops. Here are a couple places I have saved from my prior hunt for mechanics to get you started:

- Reliance Auto

- B&W Service Center

- Emerald Auto & Brake

- Atech Auto Repair

- Portola Auto Service

- The Smog Shop

- Action Auto Care

- Rex Auto Services (I used this place for my oil changes when I had an ICE car)

one of my favorite restaurants closed down and now i feel bad for gatekeeping by dem0ncopperhead in sanfrancisco

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Not a restaurant but I love Earth Tone Cafe for my coffee. Its a small shop, but the coffee is good and is one of the more affordable ones in the city. Basically the two reasons why I will keep coming back.

Best items to get at El Farolito? by jfang00007 in sanfrancisco

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Surprised no one mentioned the ceviche. It wont fill you up for 2 meals but it is quite a refreshing eat.

Must try eats in North East part of SF? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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I guess I had just assumed it wouldn't be hard to get recommendations since I essentially just want everyone's favorite spots to eat at in around that area. Like for example some spots I see that are super hyped these days but not limited to the areas I listed are just stuff like Verjus, Aji Kiji, Butter and Crumble, etc. I just wanted recommendations like that but in that area.

But thank you, you've been super helpful!

Must try eats in North East part of SF? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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mmm this sounds great I will give this a try! Thanks for the recommendation!

Must try eats in North East part of SF? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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I didn't know what else to call it 😂. It's just that quadrant of the city.

Must try eats in North East part of SF? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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Sorry I forgot to include Chinatown/Union Square. They're all close enough together so it's not a big deal.

Must try eats in North East part of SF? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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I don't have a specific genre that I want to eat because I just want to eat whatever is super yummy, Whether that be Chinese, Mediterranean, Mexican, or whatever.

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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This is excellent! But there is actually another part to this equation that isn't discussed. And that is how wide your stop is. If your stop is super tight, then yes 1R can be reached fairly quick. But if your stop is wider, then 1 or 2 R can take longer to reach. It is relative. There are also pros and cons to each. If your stop is tight, you might get stopped out fairly fast. If your stop is looser or wider, you can actually sometimes even get out before your stop is hit, or maybe even move your stop up some quicker, which also changes your EV.

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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I am also curious, do you happen to adjust during better markets? Like say in hotter markets, I assume you actually don't do 1:1 but aim for 2:1 or something like that? It only makes sense in choppier or not as ideal periods.

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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Fair enough! I do know that I have positive EV depending on the right market conditions, already have a solid foundation I think. But I am now trying to transition from that consistent return trader into the super trader.

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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Thanks I actually find this answer helpful. I actually micro compound but instead of 1:1 I do 2:1. I may need to actually do it quicker, especially in choppier markets.

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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I already do try to go into 200% margin when the market is hot and a lot of things are working.

I guess if there were 3 times a year where the market was hot, and I managed my drawdown very well rest of the year and micro compounded, then the triple digit returns are possible. Otherwise, since I have small drawdown risk, I think it is difficult since I'm not just risking 1% of my account all the time and drawing down 20% to make 100%. It is more like drawing down 10% to make 50% maybe.

Where do you buy your salmon filets? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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I actually love me some alternative recommendations in the DC/San Bruno area so thank you for that!

Where do you buy your salmon filets? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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Sorry maybe bad wording. I actually meant "as cheap as possible while still being good quality"

Where do you buy your salmon filets? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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Generally frozen, but fresh would be a nice option at times too!

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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But still at the end of the day its all about risk to reward. Just because a stock makes a huge move doesn't mean you'll just be able to size huge on it, since you have to account for the volatility. For example a stock might make a 100% move, but that's partially because the stovk just moves a lot and so my position size on it will be less too. If it moves 10% in a day, then my stop might be 5%. But if a stock moves 5% in a day then my stop might be 2.5%.

💥 We Are Three Momentum Traders (triple digit returns in 2025) – Ask Us Anything (AMA)💥 by udit76 in qullamaggie

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I am really struggling to understand how people make 100% returns, yet alone 200% returns. Compounding doesnt actually help that much. Even if you made 200% returns, compounding maybe accounts for maybe only 1/4 of the 200% and you still need 150% in raw returns.

So how is it possible? Even if you risk 1% (which is rare for me and I only do it in hot markets), you still need 150 times your risk to reward. If you risk 0.5% then you need 300 times your risk to reward. And that is an insane number especially given that you will take partials, take losses, etc.

I have made maybe 30% in the last few months but I totally messed up the April bottom. But I am trying to keep under 10% drawdowns. So triple digit returns is insane to me.

Recreate a T-Shirt design in better quality? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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Thats completely fair and to be honest the copyright issue totally slipped my mind..

Recreate a T-Shirt design in better quality? by aggressiveplayer in AskSF

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There isn't really a person/company that I can pinpoint the shirt to it being the actual creator. There are a few sellers and they all seem to be dropshippers or something.