Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

All you guys worried about interest rates and shit. Give it a few weeks, sell a GME share and go pay cash for a fancy new house.

 

Can the bold be rolled into the refi loan?

 

I don't have any.

 

You should acquire some then!

 

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Learn to spell “off”

 

With that GME money you can afford hooked on phonics to learn to spell!

 

Alright so I checked ThinkOrSwim at 12:41 PST and $GME volume was 2.56m...


Slack screenie above

Someone on reddit made a post showing "negative 1,000,000 volume" had just popped on their chart...

Log back into ToS and boom, volume is now 1.7m...

What the hell just happened? That person was on Yahoo! Finance, I'm on ToS, someone else on TradingView also confirmed it.

HOW DOES VOLUME SIMPLY VANISH???

Additionally, at 2.56m volume it was the lowest volume since 8/20/2020 and now at 1.7m I am curios what the next lowest day is? We are time traveling or something.

 

Maybe this kind of stuff happens all the time all over the place but nobody really pays attention to it. It does seem that our beloved GME gets of fair share of odd things happening on a daily basis though.

 

Source? Very interested

Wildly low....

This is my secret plan that I didn't tell the wife about. Not that it matters, there aren't any decent houses for a realistic price around us anyways

 

Even if it's normal and volume was adjusted to be accurate... that's INSANE, it's lower than an old mans sack on a hot summer day.

 

Thank you for that lovely imagery

 

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/s...g-gamestop-saga-11620244198?mod=mw_quote_news
“Many of these features encourage encourage investors to trade more,” Gensler will tell the committee. “Some academic studies suggest more active trading or even day trading results in lower returns for the average trader.”

 

off by a HUGE margin then haha. I was watching the volume from our favorite link, and I'm not sure where that data comes from, but I watched it go past 2.7m

Still there now:

 

10-15 years is a long time. If you were on like a 1 year horizon, yeah maybe hold off. But if you're closer to 5+, typically a refinance will be in the green well within that timeframe.

Well, you don't have real estate commissions on a refi, which is the only one I'm not sure about. Everything else, yeah at least on ours it was all rolled up. We had some cash due at close but our loan actually went up a not-insignificant amount, but was still well within the LTV to nix PMI and even adding that in, we're green within the year - I think if I remember correctly, in our case, we would have been green in September but now will be in December since those rolled in. Could be mistaken though.

 

This is my favorite line: "The chairman also plans to express concern about the size and power of market maker Citadel Securities, Robinhood’s largest source of revenue, given that it executes 47% of all retail trades in U.S.-listed equities and options."

GG just make them cover their shorts and the market will sort itself out.

 

Best part is Citadel is involved in something wild like 40% of various MM activities but has to date managed to fly under the radar and not be deemed "significant" which would result in higher levels of scrutiny for them.

Edit: 47%, you cited it above. B-A-N-A-N-A-S...

 

no real estate agent commission on a refi.

You will have closing costs, use $4500-5000 for a placeholder, and that can be rolled into the loan.

 

Seems like a nobrainer to do a refi now with low rates.

 

I have a Corsair H60 single rad cooler in my computer. Their smallest and simplest design but it works great and still looks baller even though there's not much to it. Used to think they were a bit on the cheap side and still are in some ways but they're definitely stepping it up in style and reliability. I'd buy stock if i had change left. Effective company for sure

 

To be fair the higher horsepower version was called the 'Corsa' so they would uncommonly be referred to as a corsair as a pun on the name. Grandfather had one with a factory turbo