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Which is better for a college fund -- I bond or EE bond?
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EE Bonds guaranteed to double over 20 years?
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So would that mean a deal, a very hypothetical one i might add, involving Excelerate and PR would be likely, if EE buys out whatever NFE has in PR. This is purely speculation/spit balling btw.
Listen up, regards. Ex-Googler here. Did my EE degree at MIT before spending years in Mountain View, so I’m going to try and explain this slowly so even you lot can understand why this TPU FOMO is absolute garbage. I am still bullish on GOOG in the long run and have quite a bit of my net worth tied up in the stock. HOWEVER: You guys are drooling over "TPU" like you actually know what an ASIC is. A Tensor Processing Unit is a scalpel; an Nvidia GPU is a Swiss Army Knife with a chainsaw attached. Here is the engineering reality: TPUs are specialized ASICs. They are decent at matrix math for specific internal workloads, but individually? They are slow as sh*t compared to a Hopper or Blackwell GPU. To match Nvidia’s raw throughput, Google has to daisy-chain thousands of these things together. It is not "efficient", but represents a massive hardware tax and latency headache that doesn't show up on the spec sheet. THE MOST IMPORTANT PART WHICH YOU FORGET is the Software Stack. Nvidia doesn't just sell chips but CUDA. The entire planet's AI infrastructure, from Robotics to AVs, is built on Nvidia’s stack. You don't just "switch" to TPUs. Porting a massive, production-level AV stack to run purely on Google’s custom silicon is an engineering nightmare. Nvidia has a moat wider than your wife’s boyfriend’s ego because of this software lock-in. Google buying Nvidia chips while making TPUs isn't a sign Nvidia is dying. It is a hedge. It is called circular supply chain management. No massive hyperscaler wants a single point of failure. Even if Nvidia loses 10% or 20% market share to these internal chips, the Total Addressable Market for compute is expanding so fast it doesn't matter. Nvidia loses a slice but the pie is getting 10x bigger. Stop FOMOing into GOOGL thinking they just killed Jensen. They didn't. They'll both do well but NVIDIA is still king. End of rant
Listen up, regards. Ex-Googler here. Did my EE degree at MIT before spending years in Mountain View, so I’m going to try and explain this slowly so even you lot can understand why this TPU FOMO is absolute garbage. I am still bullish on GOOG in the long run and have quite a bit of my net worth tied up in the stock. HOWEVER: You guys are drooling over "TPU" like you actually know what an ASIC is. A Tensor Processing Unit is a scalpel; an Nvidia GPU is a Swiss Army Knife with a chainsaw attached. Here is the engineering reality: TPUs are specialized ASICs. They are decent at matrix math for specific internal workloads, but individually? They are slow as sh*t compared to a Hopper or Blackwell GPU. To match Nvidia’s raw throughput, Google has to daisy-chain thousands of these things together. It is not "efficient", but represents a massive hardware tax and latency headache that doesn't show up on the spec sheet. THE MOST IMPORTANT PART WHICH YOU FORGET is the Software Stack. Nvidia doesn't just sell chips but CUDA. The entire planet's AI infrastructure, from Robotics to AVs, is built on Nvidia’s stack. You don't just "switch" to TPUs. Porting a massive, production-level AV stack to run purely on Google’s custom silicon is an engineering nightmare. Nvidia has a moat wider than your wife’s boyfriend’s ego because of this software lock-in. Google buying Nvidia chips while making TPUs isn't a sign Nvidia is dying. It is a hedge. It is called circular supply chain management. No massive hyperscaler wants a single point of failure. Even if Nvidia loses 10% or 20% market share to these internal chips, the Total Addressable Market for compute is expanding so fast it doesn't matter. Nvidia loses a slice but the pie is getting 10x bigger. Stop FOMOing into GOOGL thinking they just killed Jensen. They didn't. They'll both do well but NVIDIA is still king. End of rant
It's me. I'm was EE for the DOE. Hasn't been a great year.
I got these EE bonds when I was born. 200 bucks initial investment. They are worth 800 bucks now. I didn't think that bonds was an actual strategy... #I'M CASHING THEM IN FOR SOME 0DTS!!!!
Apparently anyone except me. The EE degree might stop me
I have no specific time plans but I’ll probably hold for years, all the while selling covered calls. I can see it returning to its all time highs.. If they survive the next yr in business by addressing their debt. And they return to positive earnings, i think we will easily see 10$ given no dilution. Their infrastructure is capable of significant revenue, in excess of their past 4 yrs average 2.02B. EE is probably the best direct competitor to NFE Here are some basic stats that compare the two Market cap EE: 892.4M NFE: 381.3M Cash balance EE: 462.6M NFE: 551.1M Ttm Revenue EE: 1.19B NFE: 2.01B Debt EE: 1.9B NFE: 10.61B Total assets EE: 4.1B NFE: 11.96B P/B EE: 1.32 NFE: 0.31 Ev/ebitda EE: 4.68 NFE: 70.13
The other thing that COULD work are EE bonds, however they aren't marketable but do defer interest and don't have imputed income (unless you specifically elect it to be counter annually which is an option)
I wouldn't ever say that its "spooky", I wanted to be an EE. I understand a k-fold time series matrix function, gradient descent, and topology; I think its a waste of water, clean air, and human capital to serve a few who's agenda is the reduction of worker reliance and thus human rights.
Is this your alt account EE-sama?
This is funny in a depressing way to me because right out of college in 2018 I got to see how it works first hand. I interned with a company and landed a good direct hire job starting at 70k with full benefits. While looking for a more permanent place, I singed a 6 month lease in a 4 bedroom condo. The other 3 guys were all H1s. The day I signed the lease the land lady—a very stereotypical over bearing and nosy Asian mom—looked at my proof of income and said wow you make 20,000 more than any of your roommates. I get to know them and find out they all have at least 3 years of experience and master’s degrees in ME while I had just a bachelors in EE. All made 50k or under and were contract employees without benefits. P It really crystallized the fact companies exploit the shit out of white color H1s by having them fill jobs that Americans would expect 50% more pay for.
LOTR EE watch party tonight for the WSB boys?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRSH-UM5EE0
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I was at a NVIDIA job fair at my university in 2005. They asked me to draw I think it was an adder logic gate, I can't remember what it was exactly but I couldn't do it. If only I had paid closer attention to my EE classes
Here is the latest interview of the CEO https://youtu.be/k-EE8WxcslM and it is clear that the company is pivoting towards a different business model trying to seize up on the opportunity which he believes AI is creating a need for the companies to train or retain their workforce depending how AI is going to impact their business.
Te falto: 1.- Aumento del desempleo por la IA 2.- Valoraciones históricamente altas (empresas de computacion cuantica, energia nuclear, tecnologicas) que no cumplan con las expectativas o que reporten proyecciones negativas. 3.- Cierre de gobierno prolongado en EE.UU (Mas de 1 mes). Pero el mercado solo sube debido a una mayor oferta monetaria y a las expectivas que se recorten las tasas de interes este mes.
at birth (1985) we started to fund Only's education, with the goal of funding an Ivy education. Started out with 6% (?) EEs with a minimum 4%. this was prior to Education EE. When the Treasury removed the variable feature EE, we started brokerage account with child as named owner and we as custodian. Bought some individual stock. When Cloverdell came into existence, we started Mutual Funds. In 2001(?) when our state instituted 529s, funded that in very conservative funds to get the tax benefit. This was to be used in 2002. Continued funding to 2005. Fate determined in the aftermath of dotcom collapse and 911, that guaranteed student loans were very cheap, We and Only borrowed eventually \~80% of cost of attendence. We borrow massively because the Markets had collapsed where at one time the investment could fund \~ 80% of college but by freshman year only 25% in a bad "sequence-of-returns" scenario. We were used the maturing EEs to pay the SL's interest and a little principal since we had unsubsidized loans and didn't want to capitalize. By 2006, the Market had mostly recovered. The EEs were gone. The Cloverdell were gone. The mutual funds were gone. Just $4000 in 529 funded in 2005, his brokerage account, a start in Roth, and 2 years worth student debt at 3-4%. Only, worked hard and saved harder, navigated the 2008 credit collapse so by 2014, used the brokerage account that was started in his youth, to put the 20% downpayment on a home.. Today, Only and spouse, are in Europe, living inexpensively but very well. They are using the brokerage and saving $$ at 0% tax rate. As for the 2005 funded 529. Its only about $4000. It was in aggressive and international stocks. I need to covert to Onlys 's Roth or take a withdrawal in my name. Moral: named Tax advantage plans are not the only way to fund higher education
I highly doubt that statement. I went to a top 5 EE school which had not one, but two lithography labs. About 70% of my class was international. If you think the remaining 30% can fill all the jobs that the industry needs you are mistaken. Maybe if you went to some noname school where you don’t learn anything it’s all Americans, but the people that these companies want to hire are frankly mostly not American.
I actually did study and have a degree in EE. I’ve seen first hand that there are many brilliant Americans here more than capable of doing these jobs.
[Just a little off the top ](https://youtu.be/wQ8WmiD4WUk?si=h2j5EE1EYS82aDuE)
 Nice plan
I came looking for the same...info on these high price targets. I bought 3500 shares at $8.45. It's dipped to sub $8 today. So, hoping the analysts are right. Here's some of what I've seen (and influenced my decision). \----------- [89bio (ETNB)](https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=73afc9bb409a06fd&rlz=1C1OKWM_enUS926US926&cs=0&sxsrf=AE3TifP7EE0AGMsJNarnEp8mJsguNgZmMA%3A1758037465849&q=89bio+%28ETNB%29&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjJ64z1z92PAxV_OkQIHVmqGlIQxccNegQIAxAB&mstk=AUtExfAK4bfOGjNWJomuMlTlE5wPaGppM3AKE7fiDlVAGeW6dxSH5BpUSTXNRNe_K2ofzRkpAkGlofxEaVPrElw4D9w-J66Je2aDzZyaWYZxrZBWGcn_apWshd8TZ_tQs9brRf1YZUsTnLJxHzs9t3G7S-U3T6JqKF4y5Qr_GwpUb4ShVH6IjaeMWgp0qqce_Uj9KrIV_D2vgAygAFPlnpFn0OXVNVqJhgksUYG8HtrQnTwX0RU7LMvlXOQxSd_JnZAnxCTlrfx-7ofRbO-V5tw1dFYb&csui=3) is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing liver and cardio-metabolic disease therapies. Discussions surrounding its stock are largely positive, with an analyst consensus of "Buy" from multiple sources. While the company faces challenges with negative earnings, analysts project significant upside potential with an average 12-month price target of around $27-$28. Recent news shows analysts maintaining buy ratings, with minor adjustments to price targets. Key Takeaways * **Consensus Rating: Buy** \- Most Wall Street analysts maintain a "Buy" or "Strong Buy" rating for ETNB. * **Positive Price Targets:** Analysts have set an average 12-month price target in the $27-$28 range, indicating significant potential upside. * **Clinical Focus:** The company is developing therapies, with its lead candidate, pegozafermin, targeting metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) and hypertriglyceridemia. * **Negative Earnings:** 89bio is currently unprofitable, resulting in negative earnings per share, which is typical for a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. * **Recent Analyst Coverage:** Some analysts recently reiterated or adjusted their buy ratings in August and September 2025, according to TipRanks.
Nice, my undergrad was EE. Engineering FTW.
Nice gains, mate. About 49% MTD. I'm at 41.3% on 6 trades closed MTD with Sharpe above 2. My monthly target is 41.4%, taking a $2k speculative portfolio ($ willing to put at-risk) to $1M in 18 months. I ll likely coast the rest of the month, else risk overtrading. My previous best was 5 months of 64 trades closed at 100% WR. I'm a retired EE with 7 figure net worth, so for me, my trading is akin to buying the weekly two dollar lotto ticket for fun, keeps me mentally engaged. If I can document that journey, with verifieds on kinfo it's like Lindbergh-Paris 2.0 taking "free checking" to a far greater reward. His was an eventuality, if not him - someone. Same with 2.0. A couple of things. Why gains characterized on platform as long term only? I would think it is short-term in IRS parlance. Unsure if maybe that's automatic given Roth status. Speaking of IRS, keep some winnings set aside for taxes should you venture outside of a tax advantaged account like this Roth. Trading same strat on custodial Roth for son? Unwise taking on heavy risk for him, his horizon is long. However, if you do hit $M, set up a trust for him to comp him on your risk-taking. Going live on new strat w/o paper first is bold, but definitely ingrains lessons learned. If I may suggest, look to the stats of a consistent methodology and stay within the Gaussian as best you can if you want to make forward projections to $1M, $10M. Good luck to you (and your son).
That sucks. I have an EE degree and with 10yoe in semiconductors my career is going great.
his EE-nature says otherwise 😂
https://youtu.be/YjC0vMIrOAk?si=8EE9v6eClx1uIaDY
How’s the day investment in ARM a fail? Enlighten me. I am EE btw. You get to use big words to explain.
if you cant take the swings .................... EE Savings Bonds are a good 2nd option !
i hope LEW EE Gee finds out about all yall.
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I graduated with two EE degrees specializing in vlsi design and computer architectures. I couldn’t get a whiff of an interview because I was told that American semiconductor companies were going offshore because it was cheap. That was specific words from Intel. I took my dedication to working all night to companies that would pay me for that dedication. I realize the importance of semiconductors but have no desire to support tsmc, intel, or others that didn’t value dedication just cheap.
ONDS Ondas news - today announced the successful completion of pilot programs conducted with governmental homeland security agencies in Europe and Asia. [https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ondas-successfully-completes-initial-government-123000062.html?guccounter=1&guce\_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce\_referrer\_sig=AQAAAFqH7GuBLG5\_NWlCFoAK\_Q5kBkQWo2wwDFhQB2Xu3dZwWi0VSAci\_7q9UFmKtqFG3WrEVwtG\_MkKywp6jsCFhW73Ub5nCqBs1eDJ9zt5Glzg04AQzO69GTrz1v5h6CMwy\_9ueCbzWSBJy-THdHXPHiHj3d3H1N0EE4IPgq-idpi9](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ondas-successfully-completes-initial-government-123000062.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAFqH7GuBLG5_NWlCFoAK_Q5kBkQWo2wwDFhQB2Xu3dZwWi0VSAci_7q9UFmKtqFG3WrEVwtG_MkKywp6jsCFhW73Ub5nCqBs1eDJ9zt5Glzg04AQzO69GTrz1v5h6CMwy_9ueCbzWSBJy-THdHXPHiHj3d3H1N0EE4IPgq-idpi9)
Many of my EE batchmates (tbh, they were Electical and Electronics engineers) joined the likes of Nvidia back in the day. I am scared to reach out to them now - must be 25Mill+ in net worth..
Privacy first strategy? That is literally some bs marketing what Apple wants you to belive. If it was, why the following: iCloud data for Chinese users on Guizhou servers accessible by the Chinese government, UK IPA forced removal of Advanced Data Protection backdoor, unsolicited Apple Wallet ad for a movie in the US against its own TOS, Siri and Maps data collection, non-E2EE iCloud backups (photos, mail, contacts), first-party tracking in Apple apps, contractors review anonymised Siri recordings Apple treats its users just like Google or Microsoft, the only difference is that the other 2 giants are more honest while Apple markets itself as privacy first.
I just realized you meant EE savings bonds…
GBM just has this option 'Global Trade' thru this company called Wealth... and who knows what else, to buy EE.UU stocks.
Lest I see lives lost, we are not bringing *Le Demoracy™️* to EE-RAHN
Here comes another bubble lol https://youtu.be/I6IQ_FOCE6I?si=TdX9EE4na79lcQj9
> Bomb EE-RAHN > Ask GYNA to tell EE-RAHN not to close the Strait of Hormuz ART OF THE DEAL!
Common did you ever look at the balance sheet and income statement of these companies? There are no meaningful fundamentals there. It's all about trading these bags filled with air (or investor psychology as you call it). That's not investing though, it's just your hot potato trading. We don't even need to talk about the outlook of the technology. I believe you are not an EE or physicist.
>Did you study CS, EE or physics? I did. QC is still very far away and any claims to it being close are either naive or straight up malicious. Unless a new Quantum Einstein pops out of nowhere that is.
Did you study CS, EE or physics? I see lots of people claiming quantum computing is the future but I haven't met yet a fellow educated in the matter claiming that. Even hyper bullish Jensen Huang claims at the earliest its 15y to have any useful quantum computers.
>I know Roth space is great for holding bonds from a tax perspective, There are chiefly two perspectives. One is that equities are preferred over bonds because of their higher potential growth, Roth means capital gains tax is not a concern. One is that bonds are preferred because they can be tax inefficient with regular dividends which face income tax. Which of the skipped taxes leads to better results overall is as much a philosophical question as it is mathematical. Additionally, Treasury bonds specifically are all exempt from state income tax. I and EE bonds also defer federal income taxes until they are cashed, which can potentially save you space in your IRAs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80BXR4zX2EE
Less investor and more trader, AI is already priced in multiples to everything. $140 NVDA going to $180 if it ever gets there isn’t as good as EE going from $15 to $32 just depends on where you start.
Gallium is one of the exports for which China has controls. They also have high power GAN transistors in production (I’m an EE director and know enough). There’s no domestic equivalent to what I can get from China. Our biggest concern is importing those components with the 145% tariffs assuming that China will allow them to be exported. I’d seriously consider the raw material supply chain for this company before investing.
I'm wringing my hands. I got $100 EE bond I've been waiting to cash for the right moment. "Your debt is due, bitch"
Tranche EE Please 
This would be divided by all heirs, so not life altering for me -- but still would be a very nice surprise. Not allowing myself to get my hopes up. Oh, and an example of why one must go through the paperwork of deceased relatives with care. Also found an unexpected 40 year old US Savings Bond Series EE.
My mother recently passed and she bought her first bonds in 89. Those first several are worth $207 each on a $100 denomination series EE. The return drinks by nearly $100 less than 5 years later. It's unreal how bad bonds are.
Si Estados Unidos sigue disparando su deuda sin control, puede acabar afectando a los mercados globales. Lo primero que pasaría es que los inversores empiecen a desconfiar y exijan intereses más altos para comprar deuda americana. Eso encarece la financiación para todo el mundo: empresas, gobiernos y ciudadanos. Y cuando suben los tipos, la bolsa suele caer, sobre todo en sectores como el tecnológico, que vive del crecimiento y la financiación barata. También es posible que el dólar pierda fuerza, porque la gente deje de verlo como una moneda segura. Eso puede provocar más volatilidad, especialmente en los países que tienen deuda en dólares o dependen mucho del comercio internacional. Y lo más delicado es que, si el mundo deja de ver a EE.UU. como el refugio financiero por excelencia, se tambalea una de las bases del sistema global. Eso significa más incertidumbre, menos confianza y mercados más nerviosos
Ai ain’t computers bro. My undergrad in EE. Ai isn’t even anything. ML is AI. Ai is something you say when you don’t know what model you’re using
"Dinner's ready! Come and get it! Soo-EE! Soo-EE!"
What da hell iz a red neck gone do, Miam EE EE EE EE EE EE
🥭gonna blow his top when he finds out about EE UU. 
We have that, it’s just called BUC-EE’S
EE and CS PhDs do well outside of academia
El mercado de valores en EE.UU. ofrece grandes oportunidades si se analiza con paciencia y estrategia. ¡Invierte con visión y conocimiento! He preparado un video explicativo con datos clave y consejos para nuevos y veteranos inversionistas. No te lo pierdas. Aquí está el enlace: [ https://youtu.be/CoDBCsJRKTU ]
El mercado de valores en EE.UU. ofrece grandes oportunidades si se analiza con paciencia y estrategia. ¡Invierte con visión y conocimiento! He preparado un video explicativo con datos clave y consejos para nuevos y veteranos inversionistas. No te lo pierdas. Aquí está el enlace: -
Yep, unless you were following AI, Crypto mining, and were a gamer or EE, it would have been very hard to consider Nvidia an "all-in" investment.
I forgot I wasn’t on the EE subreddit. Big box yes, component suppliers went absolutely gangbusters
Na, bombed on that question. There were additional follow up questions and I took up most the time trying to answer that one. I'm an EE tho who was trying to get a chip design job, yet they still asked CS questions because "everyone at google knows how to code"
I prefer EE. Sometimes all the way up to JJ after a few scotches..
EE. UU.: Se anima a las personas de todos los partidos a contactar a sus representantes y expresar sus opiniones en la Centralita del Capitolio de EE. UU. (202) 224-3121. También pueden contactar con la Casa Blanca en: https://www.usa.gov/agencies/white-house O en: https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/
EE here, don't remember anything interesting from Intel for years. When I graduated from grad school, I had ~5 friends joining Intel. All of them left within 2 years, and I knew ZERO people switching jobs to Intel.
Publicly traded: $6.4 trillion in Treasury bills (short-term securities of 1 year or less) $14.7 trillion in Treasury notes (2-10-year securities) $4.9 trillion in Treasury bonds (20-year and 30-year securities): $2.0 trillion in TIPS (Treasury Inflation Protected Securities): $0.63 trillion in Floating Rate Notes (FRN) Not publicly traded: $575 billion in Treasury securities, such as the Series I Savings Bonds, Series EE Savings Bonds, etc. [wolf street.com](https://wolfstreet.com/2025/03/18/who-holds-the-ballooning-us-government-debt-even-as-the-fed-and-foreign-holders-unloaded-treasury-securities-in-q4/)
i have a bunch of EE bonds from 2005, 20 yr bonds and 30 year bonds. some set to hit full valuation in december, and the others 10 years from now. probably full valuation around ~100k between the two. should i try to cash out them early or am i safe? the 20 year ones i might be lucky in regards to them nearing full valuation but i will definitely lose a bit on the 30 year ones.
Don't worry. T🤡M L EE says the market is headed higher. We are on our way..... LOL
Don't worry T🤡M L EE says it's going higher. 6600 year end LOL
Good luck staffing one of these fabs with current immigration policies. US students are not going into grad school in STEM. Something like 90% of graduate programs in EE are mostly international students. Academia in the US has been brutal for decades and offers nothing if you're already a citizen.
I’m getting out of my treasuries because I don’t trust what’s happening, or being able to get support or anyone on the phone. Moving mine into dividend stocks and ETFs. For cash equivalent I like PULS. And I get higher returns. You can buy tips through a brokerage account, as I recall, but you can’t buy savings bonds anywhere except treasury direct (ibonds and EE bonds).
[https://www.wsj.com/video/watch-live-fed-chair-powell-first-remarks-after-tariffs-announcement/CCCFE66F-55AC-4792-BFB2-0F508D9F1EE7](https://www.wsj.com/video/watch-live-fed-chair-powell-first-remarks-after-tariffs-announcement/CCCFE66F-55AC-4792-BFB2-0F508D9F1EE7) Jerome Powell feed
https://www.wsj.com/video/watch-live-fed-chair-powell-first-remarks-after-tariffs-announcement/CCCFE66F-55AC-4792-BFB2-0F508D9F1EE7
Oh, don’t worry about having to work in a factory. There wont even be any factory jobs to have. I went into automation and control engineering after I got my EE and all large manufacturing companies have automated the jobs away. We will all just be jobless. I should have went into a trade.
I'm in the same boat with those EE treasuries. They absolutely blow. Not a wise financial decision from the people who bought them for me decades ago
Yup. I can care less about politics I'm here to make money. Kamala would've been better for money. I'll be ok no matter what thanks to my degrees (CS and EE), but portfolio would've looked way better with her running things.
It depends on the bonds. I buy PULS which is ultra short investment grade corporate bonds and very liquid with no real price volatility, at about 5.5%. I don’t like long term bonds, other than some ibonds and EE bonds, which are redeemable after 12 months.
My credit union cashed my mature EE bonds. They also included them on my 1099-INT, when tax season rolled around.
Yup. No disagreements there. Do you think EE/CS is any easier? If not, then a background in EE/CS or semi fabbing would have the advantage no?
He studied engineering (but not EE) before he got his MBA and he’s been in the industry for a very long time, including being on the board or chairman of a lot of successful startups and CEO of Cadence for ~15 years, which is one of the big two EDA companies for the industry. He’s extremely qualified
Does the wig go on before the make up? Also, anyone know where I can get a size 36 EE pair of shoes?
Again disagree slightly, and espectfully. I don't know sh*t about the Greeks, and I'm Top Gun on kinfo win rate 3 months running. I do know the market, stats, Fourier & Fibonacci from my EE background, thinking in new ways from my patent history. Fine if people want to learn Black-Scholes-Merton history, I've read the material (ostensibly improved upon their findings), but again, not the position I'd debate without prima facie verifiable data. Like The Dude Lebowski said, "Just your opinion, man." :)
Create a small fortune? Try not to do it starting from a large one. :) Because you asked, options can leverage trade gains (and loses), so logically that has the biggest % move on market data. Readers, please no downvotes for recommendation on those. I stress this, do not trade with real money until the stats you built up paper trading show a tight consistency on them. Youth is to your advantage, that's currently your edge. Get out of your comfort zone and learn new material. Age and wisdom are mine. Money I've lost was tuition to the Scholl of Wise Investing. Learn from mistakes. Do not pay for any courses, most of it is garbage. Plenty of free YT videos. Learn Fibonacci basics. I'm a retired EE, so Fourier & statistics were vital and form the basics for my algo. I'm doing well, my verified trades post on kinfo as Poppy Gekko. My street cred, 64 trades closed with 100% win rate since November, 600% gain with portfolio growth rate of 41.4%/month or better. Started under $2k with idle cash in checking accounts that I DT'd to a 2x in 60d. I authored the Free Checking Challenge on this site subs. Review my posts/comments profile history for your due diligence. As I'm Top Gun on kinfo win rate 3 months running, I'm likely the most qualified to show these suggestions. I don't sell, share, or shill. Only show what's possible. Good luck!
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Hola, buenas a todos, consulta soy nuevo en esto del cual les pediría saber es que si los cedears replican en fragmento a las mayorías de las acciones, se opera igual nosotros estando en feriado pero en EE.UU no?
I started at 18. My first investments were EE Saving Bonds, silver coins, and a mutual fund where I was putting in $25/month.
Honeywell Quantum eh? Why do you say that? Genuinely curious as I haven't heard their doing anything in quantum. In fact, I'm an EE/SWE, from what I know it's the place to go to be bored and retire. Not trying to discredit the company, just didn't expect it to be working on quantum.
Im still investing, but I am allocating more to my HYSA. I also sold my I and EE bonds I had been holding and moved to my HYSA since the rates are similar and I am worried about the possibility of defaults, even though that is more fear then anything and probably not smart.
As a user of an EE stock purchase program, I will sell my old shares every year to prevent the allocation from getting too large in my portfolio. I think this program provides enough incentive to participate IMO. I assume they have you contribute from each paycheck until they purchase shares every 3 or 6 months? If so, something to be mindful of is the opportunity cost of parking away your money for those 3 to 6 months because you're not collecting interest or investment returns during that time.
Yeah i don't think exactly what happened to Japan will happen here, for a variety of reasons. It's just a good reminder that stocks have risk. >Im honestly confused to how to invest in bonds - it seems like people can get them on brokerage accounts like fidelity, but when i look up EE or I bonds (my mom got them for me when i was younger) it seems like something you need to do through the website. Ah, so, a couple options: I-bonds and EE bonds are special types that can only be bought from Treasury Direct, and thus only held in a taxable account. I think they're really cool but yeah they're their own category. Other than that you've got treasuries (from the federal government), corporate bonds, and municipal bonds. You can buy some of them directly (like you can buy treasuries from Treasury Direct). You can buy them from your broker. Or you can buy funds of bonds. The last one is definitely the easiest. You can buy something like https://investor.vanguard.com/investment-products/etfs/profile/bnd - just like any stock, you buy it and you get a selection across the whole bond market. Or if you want only US government treasuries, https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239468/ishares-us-treasury-bond-etf . >I guess what i can take from this is to put less into stocks and start putting some into bonds. perhaps 30 into stocks, 20 into bonds, and hysa and CDs for the rest? im still honestly not sure. My recommendation as not a financial advisor: 1. Emergency fund in cash equivalents 2. Good chunk of retirement portfolio in diversified stocks 3. Not as big chunk in bonds Folks on the bogleheads forum can probably help guide you to more specific numbers than I can.
Hmmmm i see - thank you! im not sure how worried i would be about a 5-8 year recovery as i wont need the money for 20-30 years and hopefully as i get older ill be more able to mediate an upcoming crash in some way. Im honestly confused to how to invest in bonds - it seems like people can get them on brokerage accounts like fidelity, but when i look up EE or I bonds (my mom got them for me when i was younger) it seems like something you need to do through the website. I am very young and not too adept at history so i can only half appreciate the Japanese stock market crash. i know that Japan has a weak yen to dollar ratio and i think that different countries have different standings economically. I dont at all think it would be impossible for the same thing to happen here, im just also not 'convinced' that it will. Though, given the current government I suppose i wouldnt be too surprised. I guess what i can take from this is to put less into stocks and start putting some into bonds. perhaps 30 into stocks, 20 into bonds, and hysa and CDs for the rest? im still honestly not sure. this was actually really helpful though! Thanks again
its a series EE bond that is about 30 years old. is that why no bank will cash it because its too old?
Depends on the bank but I know we only cash them for clients. It shouldn't be a problem to verify the bond. They have a special tool to verify them. How old is the bond? What series is it? My bank will only cash series EE. Going to the calculator site will help you determine the value of the bond. https://www.treasurydirect.gov/savings-bonds/savings-bond-calculator/
Wait until you find out about CDMA and other low power transmission standards. Or maybe go get an EE degree before you get on a pedestal? If you want to go learn, check out Electromagnetic, Digital Signal Processing, and Satellite Communications.