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Introduction to Scienjoy Holding Corporation and its Livestreaming Ecosystem
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I need a hand: is Scienjoy Holding Corporation, $SJ, legit?
$SJ SJ Chinese NFT company with news 2mill float
Ruling is imminent $fnma $fmcc and all the preferred shares
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My gut tells me to go with SJ and with its price at 0.666 (as I type) I'm only buy 6 shares lol
Wasn’t there a shooting at the valley fair SJ mall last night? Could that be why?
They just bought a composites facility in HB, they have an R&D facility in SJ, they have a factory in GA....everything is in place. The majority of ACHR ownership is institutional(50-60%) They've received defense contracts. I am not worried. I have been in ACHR since it was $3(have bought & sold many times in between with fluctuations) HOWEVER a few stocks have been acting squirrelly this week, imo. So personally, I believe it is main street sentiment more than anything else & everything will be ok 🤷♀️
Been in this one for a while now. 2CRSi SA: 2CRSi announces sale of Artificial Intelligence servers valued at over $100 million in the United States https://share.google/9ztQo2XlGedGHv3SJ
Thanks for raising these questions — I’m the founder of SJ Options and happy to clarify. First, to correct the record: we’ve never claimed a 204% annual return. The figure you're likely referencing comes from a set of 34 forward-tested paper trades published in 2014. Those trades showed an average return of 6.2% over 35 days, which equates to an annualized yield of approximately 64%, assuming consistent reinvestment and position sizing. That data was clearly labeled and shared to illustrate strategic consistency under specific market conditions — not as a guarantee of future results. Regarding our educational platform, we’re fully transparent about our focus: advanced volatility modeling, second-order Greeks, and risk-first trade construction. We don’t promote “no-loss” systems or unrealistic promises. Our goal is to help traders improve decision-making through better understanding of volatility behavior — using tools and methods not typically available through retail platforms. The pricing reflects the depth of instruction and continued access. Many of our clients are independent investors and professional traders who want to think beyond surface-level options education. As for Tastytrade, while we’ve disagreed with some of their risk metrics (particularly how they use POP), it’s not personal — just a difference in methodology and modeling approach. We encourage traders to learn from multiple sources and compare frameworks critically. We also never claim to be the only answer — just one focused on depth, precision, and building durable skill sets.
Thanks for taking a look — glad the platform stood out! One of the big goals with OptionColors was to move past surface-level Greeks and include higher-order analytics like Vomma, Charm, Vanna, etc., in a way that’s actually usable. We built the tools to help traders *visualize* how these Greeks behave across structures and time — not just display a number. Also worth noting: SJ Options (which I also founded) teaches how to apply these second-order Greeks in real trade setups, especially when managing volatility and time decay. Let me know if you ever want to dive deeper into how they work in practice.
I strongly disagree with this characterization — it’s false and defamatory. I’m the founder of SJ Options and OptionColors, both built on more than a decade of experience designing volatility modeling tools for serious traders. I’ve worked with clients across the industry and remain fully transparent about the platform, my methodology, and my trading record. A quick look at this user’s post history shows a pattern of personal attacks and unprovoked harassment toward others as well. If anyone has legitimate, fact-based concerns, I’m always open to addressing them professionally. But baseless accusations like this don’t belong in serious trading communities and undermine honest discussion.
The distance between London and Paris is 283 miles. The distance between San Jose and SF/Oakland is roughly 50 miles. It’s not long enough to warrant a direct line and driving even without traffic is going to take an hour. Flying direct between SJ-SF-OAK makes more sense and does cut down credible time for those that value their time. This is why Archer started in the SF Bay Area. Does the flying taxi model work everywhere? Maybe not as much in Europe where everything is more compact, but I can see it working in other major U.S. metropolitan areas where city scape is more spread out, but not enough for a high speed rail system. >Copenhagen to Stockholm That’s over 400 miles >Tokyo Bullet Train Those stations are for cities hundreds of miles apart It makes no sense connecting the various major hub of SF Bay Area or LA metro with a HSR??? How do you address sub 100 mile or sub 60 mile distances? A bullet train for 50 mile distances? That’s just absurdly wasteful considering all the minor cities you bypass. Flying makes more sense for these 50/60 mile commutes.
High speed rail Between San Jose and San Francisco? Even the Chinese ain’t doing something like this for that distance. Train already exists between the two cities, but it takes about an hour too since the train needs to stop frequently. Unless you are talking about building a HSR just between SJ and SF? Who is funding that when you are ditching all the cities along the route other than the super wealthy, which this air taxi makes more sense.
Maybe a bit more context, Archer is based in SF bay area which is an actually 9 counties combined with 4 major cities in the region. San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland and Richmond. Trains/subway does exists connecting these 4 major cities and all the minor cities in between, but it still takes well over an hour to get from San Jose (Silicon Valley) in the South Bay to either SF or Oakland (West and East Bag Respectively) Train also exists from each major cities to their airports. The problem is going from SF to SJ or OAK to SJ. People need to drive around the Bay which is a huge body of water and congestion is really bad around the bay almost all day. Flying from SF to SJ would solve that problem and probably turn an hour and half trip by car down to a 20 min ride or faster depending on their aircraft. So I wouldn’t really blanket blame this on American’s lack of infrastructure building and just far distance. SF to SJ is ~ 55 miles, Heathrow Airport to London Central is only ~ 20 miles.
for a year or more, it looks like SJ has been in a range, say $1.1 to $.90... could be poised for a massive pump... but down around 85% 'all time'... ymmv... glta
I just didn't get a good vibe from SJ, so I bailed and took my pennies worth of profits. They're Chinese owned and the price was LOCKED in at a dollar. I set a trailing stop for my last share to 5% and it never went through after 5 hours. That thing was stable as hell, and seemed off.
Where are you getting 1.36 billion in revenue? I can only find that they reported about 200mill in 2024 https://www.stocktitan.net/news/SJ/scienjoy-holding-corporation-reports-fiscal-year-2024-financial-429ajvox5jzk.html
Lol. Eat your heart out. I can smell your envy from across the pond. Greetings from beautiful Galway. Moran's has a shitty website, so you can have the search results instead. Lol. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-m&sca_esv=dc01aae17c061194&cs=0&q=moran%27s+oyster+cottage&uds=ABqPDvwfRzQkgi4ChLzR64aooKopQ2nX-UGGCPA4ddR0jVNRe9TK-lNadbNETuSVTeg8cWa3q8LyngdsBJVu68pFzn5Yo-EnWmdHbZcw-JRYI0KtJA4tTs2S97ksFTp240j_SJ8xFgXYNaI_T9DRgtqazogrbNTya3dc3BFuM4_llwhOC1O3M44t92268RRc8_wqzZoK9Bh2apYpC9YpgRDI2GnJf1EbYEXNdX4vJwG-gTbM4ymDXzYRWMaFG6Um23TX4xCbzqNjUVKnFahzs6axHIp5msGPfgym7VCcK5cXHM0R-Vq1eoQqt6DXiqIAV2jWW9VpIyfsafCHDK_Txir_4l82cNZCiOTbitNwIPFq4psiUuyhtez1kF1e85XBeel1z2We-bYinRm2n5wb8cqIvJec-H_-94XwOVH62UlgM_kS2rU2IkU&si=APYL9bvOCBFds6vLZqfIk6p2hsMd-UjOsbxgcPUDY99fuMAPIVJzOvD8A7-KqMkm74jjUrpfZiyFYOmZnTwtwQipvRknUbxWxEdX9WIHLLVYqCR1NnFuLjRLt7uN-IYM86CrHKVKnLr2&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjJmtrGrtaMAxWV1wIHHSWGCjYQk8gLegQIHBAB&ictx=1&biw=57&bih=111&dpr=4.29#ebo=0
An insane possibility I've been exploring is options on any bounce in hopes Trump can be stopped somehow. I'm wondering if the unlikely happens and the House actually passes a vote on SJ Res 37 with enough support that Trump can't veto it. If they can end the tariffs on Canada it will be a major indicator of weakening support from within the Republican party. The floodgates will open and IMHO the markets will begin to rebound. Tldr calls 2nd week of May in SVIX and SPXL or puts on UVIX while taking into consideration their new recovery values from post-crash decay.
DE000SJ13RE7 I would hope it does 😊
It has to turn around somehow. DE000SJ13RE7
None at all. I live in Europe and trade warrants, which are a bit like options. I own a boatload of DAX puts, Rheinmetall puts. Lufthansa puts. I have a Nasdaq call and a Meta put. These are the only US names I currently trade. I sold Netflix and Microsoft puts last week. To give you an example of what I trade, type this in google. DE000PL7ZFW2 DE000SJ7XLS4 Just two examples.
SJ3840 Gold Long Knock out Zertifikat
good on you SJ. you saved her some big money and perhaps her relationship with her SIL.
Definitely some good news on sales. I've cycled out of MSOS over the last few months, the etf is too much of a target. At least with the individual big names they need to be careful a coalition doesn't coalesce to counter their short attacks. Booker killed cannabis for democrats by chasing SJ instead of $$.
Anyone have thoughts on potential tariffs imposed on Canada and their effect on certain Canadian industries? I've been trying to figure out how on-guard I should be. There are some I'm continuing to hold and others I've been eyeing. For example, I'm not worried about tech stocks (ex $CSU.TO), but how about industrials (ex. ATS, OTCMKTS: HMDPF), materials (ex. TSE: SJ), oil & gas (ex. OTCMKTS: TRMLF), and metals/mining companies (ex. TSE: RUS and other Iron Ore and Gold companies that I've seen mentioned)?
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I warned you but [post](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/SJ5BjPQG6p) closed or something
I promise you that’s nothing in SJ lol. I make $35 and still live at home.
I’m too pussy for options, so instead I have [~$500k in shares](https://www.reddit.com/r/hut8/s/V5EQ6SJ8DT) instead My EOY price target is $60.
Probably won’t go bankrupt due to their government contracts. But they may go down the same route as Cisco after the dotcom bubble and never be the same company again. The only way they can recover is with a massive management and tech stack overhaul, similar to what Apple did when SJ came back.
Bill Gates was never hated like Musk is. And same goes for Steve Jobs. BG and SJ were seen as ruthless and demanding. Musk is seen as ruthless, but also much more.
*Today started of DJT and finished SJ.* 
Just cause a company's headquarters are SJ doesn't mean all the software is written there, not by a long chalk. Also there are numerous small EDA companies globally providing niche tools in the larger tool chain.
I mentioned Stella Jones (SJ.TO) earlier. I found this on their website regarding growth of the utility pole market: Utility poles: 15% sales CAGR Management has this commentary: "fundamental market trends in our infrastructure product categories and an improvement over our solid fourth quarter results. Although we noted a softer pace of purchases by utilities in recent quarters, we are confident that incremental multi-year volume commitments secured from new and existing customers will be realized, highlighting the enduring growth potential of our business." They also bought back about 3% of their stock last year, which is nifty.
> I was thinking that Stella Jones SJ.TO would be an interesting play on the power grid upgrade. "Electricity Canada says energy transmission companies replace up to 100,000 wooden utility poles across Canada annually, but recent catastrophic climate events have been pushing that number up. "Unfortunately, with climate change, we're going through utility poles far faster than we ever have before," said Electricity Canada's report. The report says a derecho — a massive thunderstorm — that ripped through the Quebec City-Windsor corridor in 2022 destroyed 3,000 wooden poles. Last year, roughly 6,000 wooden utility poles were destroyed by wildfires across the country." https://ca.news.yahoo.com/shortage-wooden-hydro-poles-threatens-194845955.html
I was thinking that Stella Jones SJ.TO would be an interesting play on the power grid upgrade. They make wooden utility poles, which will definitely be needed to handle some upgrades. It's a quietly amazing compounder. Also, I haven't mentioned the Mexican airports in awhile, but PAC is down 10% on the Mexican election results. Might be a decent buying opportunity. ASUR and OMAB are the others.
If SJ get's re-elected the market will dive like a Mexican cliff diver before he crushes the economy by tryna raise cap gain taxes to the highest since before Buffett was born. Now all that 401K & IRA, stock market wealth and home ownership equity has built up they gonna rug pull it. November and December would see massive "special dividends" pushed out the door to drain cash.
I worked in tech sector but now I work for myself outside of tech, but still indirectly involved. Majority of my friends and family still work in tech in the Bay. I didn’t say they don’t get publicized, I said they don’t get publicized as much unless it can generates clicks. For every one article that talks about Google layoffs, you will get 5 Tesla. Outside of the Mag 7, you don’t really hear about all the lay offs that is happening and it definitely is happening. One of my closest friend works in HR for a mid cap SaaS company in SJ and had been laying off people for the last 3 months.
Bay area, mixed highway/urban commute. With and without traffic. I did have it drive from SJ to LA as well. At the current price I could see myself buying/subscribing. Waymo is completely cucked because it won't even attempt high difficulty areas and just chooses to take the long way around it, even if it adds 2X the drive time.
You’re nitpicking at small details. It’s a big picture thing. It looks like I’m generalizing an entire state based on its most expensive cities, but if you look at the proportion of people who live in the big cities, compared to not, it’s the more relevant statistic that is more closely aligned with reality. You’re asking me not to over generalize states like California or New York, as high cost of living states, when there are people outside of SF, SJ, LA, or NYC/Manhattan that make and survive on way less. But you want me to ignore the fact that those cities are more populated than those lower cost of living regions within the state? I over generalize because like I said, these highly populated towns and cities are located on costal states. Costal states that are generally expensive because most of the population flock to these metropolitan and urban environments for better job prospects, better weather, more lively social scene, whatever. Michigan is a great example. Yes there are some houses that go for as low as $100-200k a year, but how many people live in that region, compared to say, Boston, which *does* require a 6-figure income to comfortably live in? And in those less densely populated regions, where houses are relatively cheap, what’s the average minimum wage like? $8-10/ hour? Making around $20-30,000 a year before taxes, in a place where houses are $100-200,000, is the same as living in a high cost of living region that has $1,000,000 homes, and the average minimum wage is $20-$25/hour, totaling to about $40-50,000/year. The big picture point: The places that are more affluent with job prospects, better weather, and bustling with people in general, is where most of the country lives. You can’t deny that. And most of the people who live in these favorable places, the average joes, aren’t making enough to comfortably live there. Which is why a lot of people are “living paycheck to paycheck,” even though there is evidence to suggest that the American people are making a lot of money than people think. Even though there is evidence to suggest that the average American is making more money than people thought, they forget to consider the fact that the cost-of-living for the average joe is increasing faster than their salaries.
Had a friend get a YouTube t shirt for just uploading a video in 2008 or so, didn’t invest. I worked for Tesla in 2012, didn’t invest. Visited TSMC in Taiwan in 2013, got some really slick swag, didn’t invest. Watched Nvidia built there new HQ in SJ in Santa Clara in 2018, didn’t invest. Makes me die inside a little every time knowing I could have retired by now if I watched the writing on the wall a bit closer.
2 hours and 10 minutes roughly according to NVDA site until Jensens on stage speech and conference (1-3PDT at the SAP center in SJ). Most will be shuttled to and from the arena. The question how will the market and stock react.. hopefully 🚀
Another option is to roll the old 401K into a rollover IRA. That preserves the tax deferred status and allows investments into things the 401K doesn't have. But keep in mind that will reduce the possibility of doing a backdoor Roth. You may also lose protection against judgements that the 401K has - depends on the state laws. Otherwise, what SJ1392 said.
Dear NVDA, Thank you for not being like SMCI, Regarded, SJ
🌿**Georgia Medical Cannabis Industry Update**🌿 **Patients**: 14,207 as of January 2024 **Class 1 Production Licenses** ● Botanical Sciences LLC - Glennville / Tattnall County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Adel / Cook County **Class 2 Production Licenses** ● FFD GA Holdings LLC - Macon / Bibb County ● TheraTrue Georgia, LLC - Louisville / Jefferson County ● Natures GA, LLC - Dublin / Laurens County ● Treevana Remedy, Inc. - Milledgeville / Baldwin County **Dispensing Licenses** ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Macon/Bibb County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Marietta/Cobb County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Pooler/Chatham County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Newnan/Coweta County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Evans/Columbia County ● Botanical Sciences - Marietta/Cobb County ● Botanical Sciences - Pooler/Chatham County ● Botanical Sciences - Chamblee/DeKalb County ● Botanical Sciences - Stockbridge/Henry County ● Botanical Sciences - Augusta/Richmond County **Independent Laboratory Registrants** ● SJ Labs and Analytics - Macon/Bibb County **DISPENSING LICENSES NOTE** The Act also authorizes the Commission to issue one additional dispensing license to each of those licensees when the Patient Registry reaches 25,000 patients and for every increase of 10,000 patients thereafter. source: Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission Annual Report to The Georgia General Assembly https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V19bNHILWdDgeVvAMRxGkvCoDgNLRSoy/view https://x.com/cannasseursio/status/1757562719111201259?s=20
🌿**Georgia Medical Cannabis Industry Update**🌿 **Patients**: 14,207 as of January 2024 **Class 1 Production Licenses** ● Botanical Sciences LLC - Glennville / Tattnall County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Adel / Cook County **Class 2 Production Licenses** ● FFD GA Holdings LLC - Macon / Bibb County ● TheraTrue Georgia, LLC - Louisville / Jefferson County ● Natures GA, LLC - Dublin / Laurens County ● Treevana Remedy, Inc. - Milledgeville / Baldwin County **Dispensing Licenses** ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Macon/Bibb County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Marietta/Cobb County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Pooler/Chatham County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Newnan/Coweta County ● Trulieve GA, Inc. - Evans/Columbia County ● Botanical Sciences - Marietta/Cobb County ● Botanical Sciences - Pooler/Chatham County ● Botanical Sciences - Chamblee/DeKalb County ● Botanical Sciences - Stockbridge/Henry County ● Botanical Sciences - Augusta/Richmond County **Independent Laboratory Registrants** ● SJ Labs and Analytics - Macon/Bibb County **DISPENSING LICENSES NOTE** The Act also authorizes the Commission to issue one additional dispensing license to each of those licensees when the Patient Registry reaches 25,000 patients and for every increase of 10,000 patients thereafter. source: Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission Annual Report to The Georgia General Assembly https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V19bNHILWdDgeVvAMRxGkvCoDgNLRSoy/view https://x.com/cannasseursio/status/1757562719111201259?s=20
Any thoughts on scienjoy (SJ)?
I asked ChatGPT to give me some interesting socks for next week: Certainly! Here are some stocks that might be worth keeping an eye on next week: 1. **CrowdStrike (CRWD)**: This cybersecurity company is delivering fresh financials and could potentially move the market². 2. **Five Below (FIVE)**: Known for its affordable merchandise, Five Below's performance next week could be significant². 3. **Salesforce (CRM)**: As a major player in cloud-based software, Salesforce's earnings results may impact investor sentiment². Remember to conduct your own research and consider your investment strategy before making any decisions. The stock market can be unpredictable, so it's essential to stay informed! 📈🔍. Source: Bing, 4.2.2024 (1) 3 Big Stocks to Watch Next Week | The Motley Fool. https://www.fool.com/investing/2023/08/25/3-big-stocks-to-watch-next-week/. (2) Trending Stocks - Investing.com. https://www.investing.com/equities/trending-stocks/. (3) 7 Top Stocks to Watch in January 2024. https://stockstotrade.com/stocks-to-watch/. (4) Stock Market This Week Preview: Tech Earnings, Fed Meeting, Jobs Report. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/stock-market-weekly-preview-outlook-tech-earnings-fed-jobs-report-2024-1. (5) Getty. https://media.gettyimages.com/id/1064594244/photo/sign-with-logo-is-visible-at-the-regional-office-of-salesforce-in-the-silicon-valley-palo.jpg?b=1&s=612x612&w=0&k=20&c=YbMiVdtBHgLc7LsMmlgeI8m4SJ7afvmv5dxc1f1Rxac=.
Can I just ask OP one serious question? Has he ever been to India or lived there for at least a year? My experience and thought about India is that it has a very large population and a small, very hard working, subset of Indian's are very successful. The ones I have met in SF/SJ and Austin/Nash/Charlotte all have exceptional work ethic. When they work 33% more hours (12 vs 8) they are bound to be successful. None of them want to return to India other than to semi-retire (6 months in US, 6 months in India). Brain drain of top talent due to the massive cultural, societal, wealth inequality, corruption, population density issues currently residing in India. Most of my Indian friends tell me never to travel to India without one of them guiding me. IMO, They have made great progress in many areas (see massively amounts of Indian's in the top CEO positions Nadella/pichai/Narayen/Mehrota) and tech companies need CEO's with engineering backgrounds or else they suck (see Intel vs AMD/TSMC/NVDA)
Bought apple when the iPHone came out as well and sold it all when SJ died. I can't complain though, did OK. and probably still own it in some ETF somewhere.
Nope.....No homeless, no traffic, roads are smooth as glass, not much crime and my house on 10 acres cost less than a down payment in SJ. It's weird, the people here are 1000x nicer than anyone I met there.
[AH HA](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58b1e837e6f2e1db5dffff7e/1615575102038-0SJ1NHZJ6UM7QNFDC3UR/aha_coming_to_america.gif?format=2500w)
What is this RIVN is cool again? I remember i saw their cars in SJ
The market with eBay in 2015 priced both PYPL and EBAY at $62.50 pre-split. Post split PYPL shot up to $300 and is back to where it is now. That’s 8-years of 2-3% inflationary growth with 8% last year. Right now, if you combine both you wind up with a flat trade. And isn’t that what we need to look at, long-term growth (investment) versus short-terms speculation? Why touch PYPL now when there aren’t any major growth drivers and they’ve done little except to contract (and replace leaders) to save costs as some sort of ROI? At some point, you can’t cut any more. A silver lining is that they are based (overseas) in India in terms of remote offices and workers in SJ, versus invested heavily into China.
OK but ... the goggles are going to be pranked in public. Google glass was styling away from being the form factor SJ might have wanted as a step, minus 50 inch plasma equivalence.
He successfully predicted her whole life is coming to an end like SJ, not her greatness.
A big win on SE is not in the cards. SAFE with some SJ would have a chance.
This. I'm far less optimistic since the talk of SJ provisions started this time around.
They added stuff to the veterans cannabis research bill and tanked it's ability to pass, so it's not a stretch to think they'll do it again with SAFE. Although, maybe the guns act and HOPE act can pass through their respective committees and be the SJ needed by Schumer. They also slightly altered this version of SAFE to specifically include some SJ provisions around assistance to minority owned businesses.
Staying in SJ, because it's convenient. Exploring the island when we rent a car.
Did we expect anything else? Not getting political, but when has the government not fucked up a roll out? They know nothing about business and has failed understand the unintended consequences of uninformed decisions. SJ sounded so good, but they’ve made these license owners the victims of their agenda. I still use the same plug I had in HS and I’m in my 50s.
The state of Wyoming has [already tried](https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/3816093-wyoming-lawmakers-say-they-got-what-they-wanted-with-proposal-to-ban-evs/) to ban EVs - literally and figuratively. They put up a bill to ban EV sales in their state after 2035, which fortunately didn't go far, but still made national news for how absurd it was: > State Sen. Ed Cooper (R), a co-sponsor of the resolution, said in a phone interview that the resolution is meant to show that a ban on gas-powered vehicles is an “assault” on Wyoming’s oil industries and their way of life. > On the other hand, 15 other states, including New York and California, have moved to ban gas-powered vehicle sales by 2035 to reduce vehicle emissions to zero. Cooper said in a phone call that **the Wyoming resolution was a response to gas-powered vehicle bans in states like California.** > The last clause of the joint resolution instructed Wyoming’s secretary of state to send a copy of the bill to the California governor, who has backed his state’s ban on gas-powered vehicles throughout his governorship. Emphasis mine. It was just more GOP obstruction and contrarianism. California did something, so they have to do the opposite to show how they're rugged individuals. The [bill died in committee](https://wyoleg.gov/Legislation/2023/SJ0004) before it got very far.
That place was low key shady but they caused no problems. No one really cared what went on in there. Typical SJ Vietnamese coffee shop.
I want to make a bold call today, will try to play it if I can. $SJ is a former SPAC, today it had some volume premarket (384k volume, average is 35k) And based on my experience i think this will end up 30% down today. I will try to short it if I can.
This was literally around the corner from my dads house lol. That place was low key shady but they caused no problems. No one really cared what went on in there. Typical SJ Vietnamese coffee shop.
>FOMC tonight https://t.co/SJ0D2twt3M ^IGSquawk ^[@IGSquawk](http://twitter.com/IGSquawk) ^at ^2023-03-22 ^02:37:29 ^EDT-0400
No, San Jose is the bond issuer, and Wells is the payment agent. It’s not clear if the problem is on San Jose’s side or Wells side. It’s worse if it’s the second, as in San Jose tried to made payments and Wells kept the cash instead of disbursing it, or more correctly didn’t have the free cash to honor the payments than San Jose city treasury ordered, i.e. the cash SJ thinks it has in its account is gone, because Wells is fucked. Wells Fargo has been the main bank in Bay Area since 1850s probably and much of California governments bank with them. Personally I think states ought to have accounts directly with the Federal Reserve and operate sub accounts for their municipalities and counties. It’s also possible it is an administrative error on the San Jose side, as in a treasury bureaucrat didn’t press the right buttons. There have been floods in this area and probably many people are not going into their office. This could be rectified quickly. San Jose is not going bankrupt.
No not legalization that's many years away. The senate dems never even tried to get a vote on SAFE... depending who you ask SAFE alone (without SJ) could have passed already.
Both of those prices are cheaper than prepandemic, same distance. Like wtf are you complaining about? This isn't a ripoff. SJ to South SF was $120 in 2019....
I can almost guarantee that any big city in the US will have cheaper burritos near you. I’ve been to NYC, Boston, LA, Phoenix, SF, SJ, San Diego in the last year and I’ve found < $11 burritos in every one
https://i.imgur.com/Qqv40SJ.jpg Nothing ever happens, amirite?
Gentrification is a positive. It's literally neighborhoods shedding the poverty caused by redlining. Having poverty stricken neighborhoods stay in poverty just for the idea of "sticking it to gentrification" is wildly ignorant. Also, the idea that minority working class families getting priced out of their neighborhoods through gentrification is wildly racist as is the idea that minority families don't welcome gentrification. No one wants to raise a family in an area full of abandoned buildings/houses because people and businesses DO NOT want to be there. In short, grow up you short sighted SJ warrior.
Ahahahahaha. You think the dealer is charging 60k over in markup? Learn to Google kid. It'll save you some headache. https://www.edmunds.com/ford/shelby-gt500/2022/vin/1FA6P8SJ1N5503773/?radius=6000
The only way that will happen is if the "big one" that they've been talking about for years hits. Although, if that happens, you might have ocean view homes in SJ, making homes there even more expensive.
Cant type it all out on here in its exact form, it was one someone else setup **10 PICK PARLAY+97155596** KC Chiefs -9.5 / Under 52.5, NY Giants / Over 48.5, Miami FL, UCLA, Rhode Island, Loyola Maryland, New Hampshire, ANA Ducks/BUF Sabres, TB Lightning/TB Lightning, SJ Sharks / Under 6.5
You joke but Wyoming introduced an EV ban this week. https://wyoleg.gov/Legislation/2023/SJ0004
Yeah they’re playing another bad team in the SJ sharks. I like Chicago here
Puts on SPY, calls on BRN:SJ
SF likely not as many since the people who live in SF don't need to commute as far, but the further south you head the more you'll see. Palo Alto, Mountain View, Cupertino, Los Gatos, SJ. Teslas everywhere.
People have been pumping COSM for a while, you'd think after the recent Atlas lawsuits people would catch on to blatant market manipulation. https://twitter.com/benedetto_frank?t=1bpzbvHX28p_SJ_GUmQM1g&s=09
Bezos and SJ are a-hole with their staff BUT went a great length to charm customers and shareholders. People buy EV to make their environmental statement and sometimes political statement. It is no subtitute for Amazon and Apple products/services. But a ton of rival car makers can replace Tesla cars in consumer mind. It's been bad to worse with Tesla share, so your example are not good one.
I was thinking the same, which was his downfall. Something about SBF just smells like he was imitating Steve Jobs’ distortion aura where things just workout if you talk enough, the same way Elizabeth Holmes tried doing. The difference is SJ put in the hours and knew what was possible. EH and SBF just cross dressed as SJ and hoped it would work. They’re finding out that grifting is not the same as being wealthy. I honestly believe that the influenza they’ve been suffering their whole life from has rotted their brains into thinking that laws and decency to not apply to them. And for the most part, they’re right as long as they *shut the f—k up!* But alas, you can’t both pretend to be SJ and be smart at the same time.
$CMG + $WING portfolio 👇 https://ibb.co/N2bv6SJ
Traffic is bad over there....buying a house across town isn't wise. Many people who work in tech bought property in San Jose and commute to SF or Silicon Valley daily. Go on google maps around rush hour - pacific time - and check the distance from some random address in SF to SJ. Why do you think so many tech workers are reluctant to go back to work in person?!
Also born in SJ. My parents bought at 65k in the late 80s. Now it's close to a mil for East side
[That is incorrect](https://apps.bea.gov/itable/?ReqID=70&step=1&acrdn=5#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). SF/San Jose metro areas combine to be about the same as the LA metro area GDP. San diego+riverside MSAs combine to be about the same as san Jose. Together, the LA/SF/SJ/SD metro areas make up 90% of the GDP but also cover most of the population.
On Chinese stocks, krazy things happen, SJ was lurking between 1.25 to 1.35 for 3 weeks before it half ripped. CLEAU is being pumped to probably meet NASDAQ compliance and on the other hand IMTE squeezed out of the blue then our famous HKD did its thing, rips to $2500.00. I will be back in WetG again today when she goes low. Stonks will not keep going up but it is up and down. I go low only, volume speaks for itself, hit and run = WINNER. Good luck to you in trading (always buy hard dips and take profits as for me I sell 80% on the rips). If MMAT goes below 0.869 again then I am in, had sold it yesterday MMAT \-3,333 $0.92
5 dollars will get you an SJ behind the wendys dumpster
You are correct in regards to Chinese stocks. Some of us have bought it on the low some time ago including SJ, ATXG, MEGL, SHPH and etc and we step sell on the pump and take profits. Learned from FOMO and YOLO mistakes before so we are just step selling now instead of buying.
SJ - Scienjoy It's a mobile live streaming platforms provider in China that operates three primary live streaming brands : Showself, Lehai, and Haixiu. It has strong financials (up 28.8% revenue, 35.6% adjusted net income in the past quarter) and is criminally underpriced at the moment. My position is 6000 shares at $1.32.
It’s all one mall to me. The names of each just mean that area of Winchester to me. You live here long enough, it all just becomes the part of town not worth a bother. Better food tucked away in the sprawl of SJ is all that matters.
[Bill Burr](https://youtu.be/1LP4oJcMOO4) shared his thoughts about this place. Back in 2003, after it was way late and over budget a mysterious fire destroyed one of the near complete buildings. A lot of fires happen in SJ.
Had to be Santana row in SJ lol @OP