SR

Entreprenewbeur

Lol a handful of friends who were buying drugs via Silk Road ended up having tens of BTC left over. At least 3 millionaires that I know of and I suspect one guy had well over 100 and diversified, retired under 40 with multiple properties, etc. One friend who used to mine BTC and spend on SR works for darpa now. Pretty hilarious how a few drug habits paid off

DelightedDuck99

I’m holding onto SR as my natural gas utility play long term. They will grow their customer base when they expand into the Nashville, TN area in 2026. They also just upped their dividend if you care about dividends.

Disorderjunkie

https://www.way.com/gas/stations/bellingham-wa “The average gas price in Bellingham, WA is $4.38.” You can’t be a serious person hahaha. 40-50mpg back then was a game changer for us, we grew up driving 1990s corollas and ford explorers and shit. You do go through Seattle on I5 to SR520. Or you can take 405, but 405 has worse traffic half the time. You have no idea what you’re on about lmfao embarrassing. I didn’t say you said every car. 10% is a lot of cars sure, not enough to say it’s irrelevant that someone switching from a 20mpg car to a 40mpg car had a noteworthy experience.

Happy_Discussion_536

Incredible wealth of information in the NY Fed Quarterly Household Credit Report. Highly recommend you read it. Some interesting tidbits: https://i.imgur.com/39QYN9G.png Credit card delinquencies remain definitely elevated but there are signs of plateauing and leveling off. Student loan delinquencies are literally mooning. It seems people are saying fuck you, I'm not paying. The good news on this is that nearly all loans are government backed so it shouldn't be a huge hit to the financial system. Overall delinquencies are normalizing but still below pre-Covid and extremely healthy: https://i.imgur.com/ONVBPC0.png Foreclosures and bankruptcies, also super low: https://i.imgur.com/E2D5iBf.png Not surprisingly there is some bifurcation by age. Older and wealthier are doing around pre-Covid levels. There is definitely more credit struggle for GenZ and people in their 30s (light blue and red line): https://i.imgur.com/2Y3SR4e.png Overall? I think very little cause for alarm in terms of the economy and stock market. Fed will keep liquidity in the system high, credit available. Holiday shopping was gangbusters and bullish.

Different-Volume-129

What’s the most you’d pay for a ‘23 Tacoma SR V6 4x4? Been eyeing one up lately

Icy_Jelly_315

SR took his richest backers down with him...

Charmander787

U 100% right. SR71 was built in 1964 without any AI. Imagine if it was built with AI? Shit would insta delete chyna and the Soviet Union

Conundrum1911

"The official record is twenty-five thousand, nine hundred and twenty-nine meters, set by a Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird."

LayWhere

PA, SR, and candles are basically 99% of what I look at.

Extreme-Island-5041

I'm not that dude you are replying to but I am going to take a guess as to why they listed energy and metals. Energy: The heavy hitters are shoving AI down our throats. In order for that to be a thing they need massive power intensive data centers. Microsoft went in on a plan to renovate and reopen three mile island. A couple of them (off the top of my head I think GOIG and Nvidia are looking at small.modular reactors (SMR). The DoD/DARPA are also interested in SMR for forward operating bases. Being able to drop a conex box into a war zone to power your FOB would be huge. Nuclear power is the option most of the AI tech companies are pushing for. They are throwing money around to get things fast tracked which will persuade the government to *"streamline"* the regulation process. He'll, they are already using their own AI to help design nuke facilities to power the data centers. You see OKLO and how it has pumped this past year. Nuscale Power has been making noise in the space as well as a handful of others. Metals: Rare earth metals are in everything, most critically to nations ... military toys. It has always been that way. The SR71 Blackbird was build out of titanium that the U.S. bought from the Soviet Union through Shell companies. The S.U. would never sell the U.S. titanium in any significant quantities knowing the U.S. would use it against the S.U. Same principle applies today. China controls the vast majority of rare earth metal production. We already saw a run up of mining companies this year. The trade war between the U.S. and China exposed the U.S. as being in a very bad spot relying on Cjina for the metals the U.S. required to make their war toys. Combine that with the AI push from the MAG7, which their data centers/chips/GPUs all require these metals, and you'll see the U.S. continue to ramp up sourcing and funding mining operations to supply their metals needs. Even if the U.S. and China start to play nice with each other, the U.S. knows it can't allow both national security *and* the wider commercial economy to be reliant on China's willingness to sell rare earth metals to the U.S. With quantum computing transitioning from R&D to adoption, that is one more tangible space that requires metals.

lolcasinoapp

Today I found out that the song 1985 by Bowling For Soup is a remake of 1985 by SR-71. Original is better.

littlecomet111

Because the market knows the US Government reopening is a stopgap until January, rather than a more long-term resolution. It will be all be fine again in a couple of weeks. Too many people on this SR haven't ever seen a bear market.

Whatdosheepdreamof

I don't think you understand my point. Einstein didn't invent GR or SR, it already existed. He just used reasoning and problem solving to map out how classical physics works. There will be nothing that AGI cannot reverse engineer.

Upstairs_Whole_580

Oh, no, he plans to buy back in... just when a black swan event causes a historic market crash that lasts 3 days! I feel a little bad for people like this. I at least have a friend I can rely on. I'm not going to pretend I wasn't getting a little nervous. 212 to 178 in a week or so on NVDA... by far my largest holding since 2019. But I talked to my friend who manages about 2.5B and is a SR VP at MS; >Overall market has run up ALOT!! It needs to cool off a bit. Market corrections are normal and quite frankly necessary. Yes they suck but it’s just part of the normal market cycle. There’s no real justification as it’s all worries over high valuations caused by AI trade. Maybe some we justified but the big names have earnings to support it. Sit tight, nothing's changed. Same guy who told me to buy NVDA at 2019, 1500 shares at 230(5.7 cost basis) and keep buying and told me to buy AVGO at, 500 at 500 in '22 and keep buying. I knew when it was at 212, it wasn't headed straight for the 275 price targets on NVDA, I knew AVGO wasn't headed straight for 440. The kid is 25 though. So... hope he learned a lesson. He may be able to get back in below 180 yet before earnings. But he's damn sure not getting back in at 88 unless something fundamentally changes in NVDA.

AntelopeSilver9351

JUST IN:SP500 to rename to SR500 standard rich 500 

MarioMartinsen

Bad news is you didn't dig deeper. Dig individual companies and buying via proxies. When 🇺🇸 had defence programs in 60s-70s they been banned by Soviets/China buying for example titanium etc. But 🇺🇸 had access to it via proxies and built SR71 successfully to spy on Soviets, China, N. Korea. If China bans exports RE to all of the world nations 100% then it is different story.

Hot-Efficiency7190

Maybe the market knows that China embargos are easily worked around with third party countries or simple ignored in practice. If the materials are really needed they'll find their way through. Apparently the titanium for SR-71 Blackbird jets was sourced entirely from USSR, despite being export controled, material got sold through East European intermediaries to the US. The amounts of these rare earth used in any product is *tiny*, even with 1000% price increased the effect on final product price might be 1% or less. On the other hand, 100% tariff means instant doubling of goods, and transfers via third countries is more difficult for entire ships.

JetFuel12

I’m reading this while sat in the cockpit of my SR-71 blackbird.

Stocks_N_Bondage

Jesus Christ this is like the SR-71 speed check story. Congrats to all you guys that are able to hold a position for that long.

Little-Appearance376

 Buru NOOO someone help it back up.

LarryStink

Pay attention to SR3 sofr futures and DXY in the coming weeks. Dollar liquidity stress is a canary in the coal mine into year end. The implications of forex WILL bleed into risk assets if there is a dollar squeeze. Ie, international funds forced to liquidate US holding to obtain necessary dollar liquidity. 

novwhisky

Could also be the combined cycle hypersonic engine meant to power the SR72

abdulwaa

Here are some of the leading theories: * A new aircraft or aerial system (some suggest SR-72, the rumored “son of the Blackbird”, or some advanced stealth / hypersonic project). [Reddit+1](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1nmgyrv/lockheed_martin_skunkworks_teaser/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * Some kind of energy/propulsion reveal (fusion / advanced reactor) — though this is more speculative and based on very thin clues. [Reddit+1](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1nmgyrv/lockheed_martin_skunkworks_teaser/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * Enhanced ISR (intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance) or unmanned/autonomous systems. [Reddit+1](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1nmgyrv/lockheed_martin_skunkworks_teaser/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * Could be a tech demo rather than a full product. Possibly something shown as “look what we’ve developed, coming soon.”

Any-Society3249

If they actually pulled it off this would be one of the greatest technological advances in human history. It could radically shift the energy industry in ways that we haven't seen since we started using petroleum as a fuel source. Which means they definitely didn't and this is just going to piss me off more than the SR 72 hype. Seriously fuck off Lockmart i've been bag holding your shares for three years stop giving me hope

BigSplendaTime

Top secret division of Lockheed Martin. They made the SR-71 (fastest plane ever) and invented stealth technology, and made the F-117 nighthawk.

SwordfishOk504

Archived here: https://archive.is/2SR2N Some key points: Rescheduling would mean many additional strict rules American cannabis producers will have to adhere to: >If cannabis is moved to Schedule III, the implications are profound. It would acknowledge cannabis’s medical use and lower abuse potential, unlocking relief from IRS 280E tax penalties, improving banking access, and expanding research opportunities. But it would definitely not legalize recreational cannabis nationwide. States would still govern access, DEA oversight would remain, and businesses would face the daunting task of complying with FDA standards and pharmaceutical-level GMP requirements. Rescheduling is a step forward—but not the final destination. >The reality, however, is that rescheduling isn’t something a president can simply declare. The process requires coordinated evaluations from HHS and FDA, followed by DEA rulemaking and a public comment period. Legal challenges are likely, and procedural snags already delayed the Biden-era effort. Trump’s statement that a decision could come “in the next few weeks” is aspirational at best. >The main point here is that rescheduling is not legalization. It’s not even a clear invitation to participate in a normalized federal marketplace. Instead, it’s a reclassification that drags the cannabis sector out of the shadows of total prohibition and into a pharmaceutical-style framework. That means **DEA registration, FDA oversight, and full compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)**. For an industry built on entrepreneurial grit, cultural rebellion, and patchwork state rules, the compliance reality is going to feel like a sharp turn in the music.

LarryStink

SR3 breaking out, onrrp on its lows, credit spreads are widening, yen strengthening on the verge of a breakout, and the vix/s&p ratio is breaking out.  Calls it is.  */s*

liberator7

ive been on SR waiting for tomorrow

TechnicalAd5115

SR

helicopter_pocket

Probably had to fly Infantino in with a SR71 last minute that’s why the announcement was an hour late

sniffstink1

It's actually a brilliant and natural next step for a c0mmunist US.SR style nationalisation of companies. Why not try it out? The Ru$sian agents in charge of the USA seem to be leaning that way so why not?

Scar1203

Meh, we can pull the same back channeling shenanigans to get around that everyone else does. Hell, we bought titanium from the USSR to build the SR-71 fleet by telling them it was for BBQ grills. They'd have to not sell them on the international market at all for it to be a real issue.

pstbo

I am holding it for the long term, although given the recent massive insider buy from SR One, the short term seems very enticing too. Wait out biotech until phase 3 success or approval and there will be no upside. By the time phase 3 starts, they are usually sufficiently de-risked. Phase 2 is where the most gains are usually made. As for semaglutide beating it to market and eating its lunch in CVD: No study has shown semaglutide reduces CVD risk in non-diabetics or people with normal BMI (not obese). And based on how it works, it wouldn’t reduce CVD risk in those populations anywhere near mainstay treatments. It would be complimentary to a subset of the patient population at best. The reason why it reduces CVD risk in diabetics and obese individuals is mainly because it treats diabetes and obesity, meaning diabetes and obesity themselves are risk factors for CVD. The genes CRSP’s CVD pipeline targets are among the most genetically validated targets in CVD. Lp(a) is high in 20% of the population, and is worse than LDL-C and there is not treatment for it on the market. Its gene is known, and it has been almost eliminated in studies and CRSP’s own trial. Same with ANGPTL3 for LDL and TG and AGT for hypertension. These are all proven endpoints for clinical trials in CVD. Noncompliance is a huge issues in medicine in general, especially CVD patient population. Semaglutide and the like are extremely overblown by the media and celebrity doctors. They’re not a magical drug. They’re just more obese people than lay people realized. What is CRSP is targeting is proven. The effect they will have on the risk of CVD is proven. That’s why they are validates clinical endpoints. Proven, in biology, means a lot. Not many others can claim that. Why? Because these genes are known based on loss of function mutations in humans to have these effects. So, in a sense, the clinical trial has already been done. What’s actually being tested is the toxicity and gene delivery modality. And the initial toxicity data that just came out looks great. And the gene editing platform, using crispr instead of prime editing or newer modalities like its competitors is a better strategy because it has a much longer track record, we know more about it, and the off target effects based on studies is so minimal that even if you used other modalities it wouldn’t make a difference and would come with much more significant trade offs.

pstbo

Extremely large insider purchase of $50mil by director of CRSP. Not just any, guy. The managing partner of SR One, GSK’s corporate vc arm spinout. He knows what pharma looks for. Best balance sheet of any biotech, 30% short interest, blockbuster potential pipeline. LOAD UP.

PM_ME_UR_DRAG_CURVE

On the flipside, the tax does not take turbo/supercharger into account, so you get small engines with a turbo that's one bleed valve/boost controller away from glory. See also: the Nissan S-chassis that got the cool turbo's SR20 in Japan, but the KA24 "truck motor" in the US.

pstbo

CRSP. Solid balance sheet, strong game changing pipeline with positive phase 1 just released and more readouts in coming months. Director who’s also managing partner of SR One, the biotech VC firm that spun out of GSK, just bought $50mil of stock - largest insider purchase in many years. Stock up %18 after buy. 70% institutional ownership. 30% short interest. Perfect short squeeze candidate. Load up.

narayan77

Giiant pharma are not listed. Their activities are supported by supported by a $500,000 grant received from the US Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, through its IBD Ventures program. More on funding: In **May 2024**, the company raised approximately **$4 million** via a private placement led by Ladenburg Thalmann, explicitly earmarked for PALI‑2108 development and working capital in **December 2024**, they completed an **underwritten public offering**, securing about **$5 million** from new common shares and warrants—proceeds earmarked for clinical trials, R&D, and working capital Through their Giiant Pharma co‑development, Palisade received **CAD$1.39 million** from Canada’s SR&ED tax credit (early 2025), reimbursing preclinical development expenses for PALI‑2108 This stock will most likely increase the release of more data. They might need to dilute, my hunch is they could get non-dilutive grants. I might be useful to listen on their earnings call (if they have one).

peace2calm

Reminds of that story SR-71 pilot radio chatting with air traffic controller. F18 pilot asked ATC to help verify his ground speed, feeling all smug. Flexing And then the SR-71 pilot jumped in to ask for his ground speed verification. Real flexing.

SkepticAntiseptic

VWAP is something I am starting to incorporate recently. Its kinda a 'fair value price' based on volume so i think it shows where large fish would want to buy. Price will zig zag off vwap pretty often so thats useful. Stochastic RSI is one of the first indicators I really connected with, i use longer term inputs to catch the large daily swings and that shows me when it might be time to enter/exit. I added a second layer of SRSI to capture even wider swings and when these timeframes line up its pretty accurate. SR levels and order blocks help see how far price can go and possibly reverse, or go sideways for a bit. Algos love SR levels because they can fill large orders and trigger lots of buy/sell. I try to enter when it breaks put of these levels strongly, and exit before we reach the next levels. Price action and volume are complex but help in identifying direction, trends, and momentum. I trade on 1 minute candles but i check 5, 15, and 30m for confirmations. Im also starting to recognize fakeouts and stop loss harvesting movements, but a fast breakout will look almost identical so thats tricky. my best entries are when im patient and catch a small pullback in price before the trend begins. That's been huge for increasing profits and being in a better position if it goes backwards for some time. I have other indicators sometimes like 8/21 MAs or super trend but it's too noisey most times. I am trying to simplify and have less distractions from the basic movements. I really want to limit my losses and see if this could be actual income. Im close but need more self control. Too many times I get excited and watch +30% go to 0 and then become delusional until -100%... if I was more disciplined I would take profits earlier and keep my goals more realistic. +$250 a day would be life changing but im -$250 a lot chasing for $2k... smh

SkepticAntiseptic

Thanks for describing that in detail. I've been trading SPY 0dte and learning as much as I can about different strats. I keep hearing "keep it simple" lately and I think i need to focus on less but be more disciplined. Price action, volume, SR levels, VWAP, stochastic rsi is my current plan for timing. My results are not great I've had lots of success but I often find myself going against my own logic because I get excited about a possible reversal etc. I need to cut losers sooner and focus on risk management more. If I had those two things dialed in I would be profitable right now. Best of luck

Spicyboi981

Yeah I wish I could get back my seized SR BTCs… especially now that 🥭 pardoned Robert’s

SnowPrinterTX

Honestly that didn’t stop every president all the way back to at least bush SR from dropping ordinance on someone. Doesn’t make it legal or right

Yumar_Almasy

SR72

Artistic_Trust_8481

Ex employee here. The company has great staff and products and does great work. SR Leadership and lack of good sales people are the problem. The work product is great.

callyograndma

Good excuse to get the SR71 out of Udvar Hazy to stretch its legs

RaechelMaelstrom

I would be surprised if the US didn't just lie about it and say it was a non military use and then use it in military uses anyway. Unless they're going to prevent exports of certain minerals altogether. Believe it or not, the titanium that was used to make the SR-71 came from the Soviet Union fenced through various shell companies and third countries via the CIA (they said they needed it for pizza ovens).

AppleTree98

My bet is that the Automakers will have to "give" a portion of these to the MIL. Thinking of... Titanium was crucial for the SR-71: The SR-71 was designed to fly at incredibly high speeds and altitudes, which created immense heat on the aircraft's structure. Titanium was the only material strong and heat-resistant enough to withstand these conditions. Limited U.S. supply: At the time of the SR-71's development, the United States had limited access to the specific type of titanium ore needed for the aircraft's construction. Soviet Union was a major supplier: The Soviet Union, the primary target of the SR-71's reconnaissance missions, happened to be a major source of this titanium ore.

Ok_Cry7572

https://x.com/luhaxel/status/1930075493560205588?t=caApdP9SR2C63MfKHiQyFA&s=19 That's one way to get people to attend your concerts.

PinNo6026

WH SR. ADVISER HASSETT: EXPECT TRADE DEALS IN NEXT WEEK OR TWO || HAVE BEEN BRIEFED ON THREE THAT ARE ABOUT TO HAPPEN 2 weeks ™️ 

Domyyy

I tested a Model 3 (SR, LR, Performance) and a BYD Seal (Excellence). The Tesla is by no means perfect, but so much better, it wasn’t even funny. Teslas biggest issue are shitty auto wipers, an ancient Autopilot version in Europe and the lack of a drivers display/HUD. Besides that it’s a solid car and the ones we get in Germany are also well built (unlike the US made Teslas). The BYD had multiple drivetrain issues during the drive, it has no route planning, the navigation is awful, the German translation is embarrassing, the suspension made scary noises, the suspension was also way too hard and bumpy, the leatherette had a bad smell, the audio system (dynaudio) was awful and it didn’t drive good because they put a multiple second delay on the accelerator. Add to that the unusable traffic sign recognition (that would constantly beep at you) and the steering assist that drove like a drunk person at best and couldn’t even hold lanes on the Autobahn … There’s still leagues between these cars, most of the „BYD propaganda“ is spread by Us citizens who never even sat inside one of them. Where BYD shines is the typical unfair Chinese penetration pricing. They’re pushing they’re cheapest model with insane discounts, we’re at like 19.900 € atm. That is very very cheap.

Spy300

>WH SR. ADVISER HASSETT: WE'RE REBOOTING THE RELATIONSHIP WITH CHINA - CNBC Bro thinks this is nintendo

Spicyboi981

I got mine from Pakistan in the SR days :/ the FBI seized like 1.5 BTC from my account when it got taken down

Full_Cash6140

Recession not priced into rates markets at all. Just bought a bunch of /SR3z5 69.75/70.25 call spreads. Also /NQ 18000/17000 put spread for end of July.

Touch_My_Anoos

I don’t drive. This smokin hot chick drives me around in her Altima SR Turbo

PapiGoneGamer

Ex wife drives an Altima SR Turbo, I drive a Silverado

RaZE___SoViEt

This post has no value or paragraphs, same as NWTG has no shorts(3% SF),(0.04SR),(0.13% SI),(40 RSI) and 0.06 RV lol . It needs a big catalyst, you will get diluted prior though. Wishful thinking is not a catalyst.

InitialPsychology731

I thought they were quite okay as long as you don't buy the cheapest series like Gio. I also have a Ibanez guitar (SR 505E) which is quite nice as well, got it secondhand for €450 but it seems to go for €800 new now. 2k on a first guitar is quite the leap of faith. Maybe consider looking into secondhand as well, although I understand you don't know what to look for when you're new to it, so that's tough.

nhalas

SR Model Y launch in Turkey sold out in 6 minutes today.

Corrode1024

NCD is leaking like an SR-72.

rdblaw

I got pinged by a SR HR lady today, like 2 levels away from the ceo, thought I was about to get canned… turned out she had car trouble

MoBetter_

The trump will never let America stand into the 30s, it's all over before then, we're just a SR away from USSR. FDT the POS.

NoPomegranate451

>I don't mention that to start an argument I'm enjoying the conversation. > Backtesting wouldn't work because there isn't really an analog to what is happening now. >backtesting makes about as much sense as it would for those who making a killing in 2008. I'd consider this market environment the most analog to 2008 and the covid sell-off. The reason I mention backtesting is to determine if you would fare better buying ITM, ATM, or OTM options using with your particular strategy I do have some concerns with backtesting as a be all end all. Other than holding real paper is harder than holding paper paper one of the most notable is you might not have been filled on great trades while getting than your fill for crappy trades. I've run some backtests with a strategy that lost bigly. Reverse it and it loses even more. > I think the downside risk is great. I'm Dec 2024 new to reddit and first started posting in the personal finance SR. Ton of posts from people sitting on cash feeling like they were missing out. I'd lean heavily those that made the plunge are tasting what they were missing. Vix is anticipating massive moves, and investor surveys echo your opinion.

TheRankinstein

Jan 17, 2025, per the order I linked above approving the rule change It is therefore ordered, pursuant to Section 19(b)(2) of the Exchange Act,[79] that the proposed rule change (SR-NASDAQ-2024-045) be, and it hereby is, approved. January 17, 2025.

justbecauseyoumademe

US(SR) United states selfish & regarded

DeathCabForYeezus

Similar dealio with titanium. Many countries have titanium containing minerals. Few mine a substantial amount, even fewer actually produce metal. Really it's just China producing ~50% of the world's titanium and Japan producing ~25%. You'd think after the CIA had to buy titanium from the Soviets through shell companies to build the SR-71 during the cold war the US would have developed some reasonable level of domestic titanium production. Apparently not.

allen_abduction

The Bloomberg report used Apple’s press doc from 2023 then multiplied it by the customary 10 to get the amount of people supporting the supply chain. Without those supply jobs, their jobs wouldn’t exist. So, a Canadian mill might only employ 1000 people, but the area around it supports 10000 jobs; teachers, grocery stores, healthcare etc. Hope that helps! https://www.apple.com/au/supplier-responsibility/pdf/Apple_SR_2023_Progress_Report.pdf

iD-10T_usererror

Makes sense that we are going after mineral rights in Ukraine now. And possibly buddying up with Russia. We tricked Russia into providing us the titanium to build our SR-71 Blackbird. Maybe we just want to do business with them at scale now.... [https://interestingengineering.com/videos/ep-7-this-material-made-sr-71-real](https://interestingengineering.com/videos/ep-7-this-material-made-sr-71-real)

just_a_bit_gay_

The old SR-71 gambit

Urmomzfavmilkman

We may as well just form the new US-SR alliance by the way yall goblins are talking... that'd be a fun way to spend the next 20 years.

relevant_rhino

It's 36.3k and you are comparing i SR to LR AWD.

Ordinary-Ad8974

I did the same. Obvious trump was a mess. Elon said there was gojng to be pain months out. I knew then. Trump wants discounts for him and his family / mates. When they load up on these discounts he’ll suddenly be mr peaceful and boom things will return. He’ll be so rich and keep spreading the propaganda woke crap and buy another election becoming officially a dictator. And he’ll claim it was some genius move. I was going to buy from 5000 but now I will be buying back in at 4750 ES futures all the way to 4500 Massive demand zone there - SR pivot, 200 SMA but more importantly its a 75% pull back of last long term. It all makes sense to buy there. I said that would be an amazing discount and imo we will get it.

IslesFanInNH

Found this in a Google search https://www.reddit.com/r/DeFranco/s/FLSCZtb0SR

beginner75

https://biz.chosun.com/en/en-international/2025/04/03/277BR6SR3REZ3O3WKIX5LJSUMA/?outputType=amp

chapter11junkie

Sounds good. Can you backtest your portfolio, including a Monte Carlo on the options, and send us your actual SR and expected returns? > 1.5 SR on your portfolio doesn't sound very convincing, more so if you consider the highly volatile options that seem to be the main investment approach. You know what, forget it. I am ready to bet that this portfolio will blow. Who wants to take the other side?

Suspicious_Suspicion

Quick search I can find a 10 year old SR5 4WD going for close to 17k.

Few-Mind4846

You are taking out of your ass. I'm guessing you watched a documentary about the SR-71 one time and think what was true for a single type in the 70s still applies today. China produced 4x the titanium than Russia does, and had the world's largest known reserves.  Russia stopped being a preferred source 30 years ago. Jfc.

myPOLopinions

We also just don't have the raw materials to make everything. Canada is a giant forest with lumber ideal for home building. We don't have what they have in abundance. We buy oil from them because we get it at 20% below market rate because they can't hit the global market with it. We don't have precious metals and rare earth minerals we need. We don't have titanium in great quantity. Hilariously, to produce the SR71 spy plane the CIA had to set up dozens of shell companies to buy it from Russia. A great example of effective tariffs was motorcycles. Didn't want Kawasaki to bankrupt to destroy Harley. We didn't tariff the entire imports of Japan. The point is to keep another country from tanking one of your markets, which to me I'm not currently aware of other than maybe some shit with China. But then again, they could make up for a good amount of it in another market like soy. Our trade imbalance where it exists keeps everyone on the dollar. Not to mention basic capitalism says we like buying other stuff. Unless you're trying to prevent reliance on an important and required resource (like oil in the hands of dictators in the 60-80s) then this is all futile and will turn trade partners to someone else. Good luck unfucking that without severely undercutting prices, assuming anyone trusts us after this.

DrXaos

The Tesla SR+ had a battery size of 54 kWh. With a small and very efficient car it's decent for lots of things. Intercity travel isn't great, but doable occasionally with a good charging network.

Mobile-Bar7732

Lol...the only one that is complicit is you. You believe all shit they are feeding you. Don't worry, I'm sure Putin's little bitch will have the sell out the country out in no time. Welcome to the new US-SR.

OctoMatter

Honest question: shouldn't this help Bitcoin? Like a SR gives it some legitimacy, doesn't it? I'm not invested in BC, just curious.

MaloPescado

This reminds me of executives wanting 9 pregnant woman to produce a baby in one month. Ai is helpful in coding reducing time to do simple tasks that can be done in minutes when it used to be repetitive and take all day. But there is so much legacy code out there that they will always need a SR programmer. Even Quantum computing that everyone was afraid would crack everyone’s encryption still is expected to be a decade away. Tech loves to try to reinvent the wheel next to thousands of other companies doing the exact same thing while the wheel already exists.

ArcYurt

[The distribution of federal worker’s pay.](https://www.pewresearch.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/20/2025/01/SR_25.01.07_federal-workers_6.png)

kalpsik

OMGA may be another good opportunity with short float of 25.65% and SR 3.77

dmatje

There was no weapons sold on SR and zero human trafficking. What a regarded statement. 

BHOmber

I was buying legit alp pressed bars at 23-27 cents a piece and wholesaling them for 2-3 bucks. By the k-pack lol EU molly was always a good flip, but it moved slower and went in waves. Getting it down to 4-7/g at the quarter-half-full key qty was extremely profitable if you could break it down, but I was too lazy and just handed it off to the homies. This was all 10 years ago so idk what it's like now, but holy shit those were some fun times. Wild West days of SR/dnms were so interesting...

LTskimp

This guy had 4 in 2012 and used em on SR and is now bitter

Witty_Flamingo_36

The original SR went through my high-school *hard*. I knew several kids in my grade who made a ton of money getting pounds of better weed than could be sourced in my metroplex and breaking it down to classmates. At least one of them was buying thousands of dollars worth a month, when BTC was about a c note. So probably at least 40 million bucks worth, to earn less than 100k. 

Real_Possibility9277

Yes thats what i thought! So broker wont touch my $90 SR calls I bought then?

cscrignaro

The SR indicator is a pretty terrible indicator as based on this graph it only comes up mid-post recession. If anything it's a better indicator of when a recession is nearing the end.

Milam1996

Bitcoin is resistant to quantum computers and there’s quantum proof cryptography already in existence, it’s not even that hard to make. MSFT doesn’t want to touch bitcoin because it’s hot af and is likely hitting its price ceiling. Boring gay bear investors who vote and they aren’t members of this SR so they actually don’t like losing money.

seratoninexhibitor

2023 Altima SR

oAneurysMo

Ayyy fucking milk it brother. I still play aram every now and then but I haven't touched SR in like 6 years. Good to see you're doing well man!

littlefinger9909

Bro in wrong SR

Pin_ups

Oh dear, I just bought 2021 Altima SR 2.5 this year, should I be concerned? I bought mine from a local dealer Titus-will 😅

baconboy957

Different dude here, I don't have a ton of knowledge, but I am a private pilot and used to be a line tech. Archer is claiming to have their Midnight aircraft fully certified by 2025, but that seems insane to me. Especially when something like the Vision took a decade to certify. But, they are planning on starting operations in Japan and the UAE so I'm pretty bullish despite my concerns over remaining FAA hurdles They do have their part 135 already approved, which I believe includes pilot certifications.. I'm pretty sure that means they have pilots ready for work. I'm not 100% sure so correct me if I'm wrong. I'm not super familiar with part 135, but back when I worked for an FBO/school we tried getting our 135 for a small charter using SR-22Ts, and I remember that included a few check rides with the pilot we wanted to actually work those flights. I say we like I did anything more than refuel their planes back then lol. I'm super curious how you think these craft will change existing traffic patterns. Imo they'll operate similar to helicopters, but honestly I have no idea

Qs9bxNKZ

Like others have said, find a challenge and be a bit more conservative. You don’t know me from some other shit talker and may never see this, but this is the advice I’d give a friend and have given to family. * investments: 50-60% in a good index fund. Doesn’t matter if it is SPY (measure the dividends being disbursed as part of your return), VTI or QQQ. This is your long term plan. You’re young and even though I think a market correction is coming, this is your foundation. 2-3 good companies (solid large cap like MSFT or AAPL) that you believe in. Then 10-15% in good FU money you don’t mind losing like GME, keeps life interesting. And cash. * finances. Low interest CCs and don’t buy a new car unless you can pay cash. financing anything that is not a non-recourse is stupid, so finance a house and thats it. if youre buying a plane, SR22 but pay cash. * fields. AI is hot but dont feel you need to invest. get the skills (cuz you are probably into computers) in areas like Python (3 books out there from oreilly, one thick and two on LLM). I talked to MSFT yesterday and the Gemini folks on Monday. today I am talking to Meta. Everyone is investing heavily into this area, and I know two startups in the Sand Hill (Palo Alto VC world) who are trying from a workers/hr area, and stock investment going through things like 10Ks * personal: fix your own shit. Nothing feels as good as doing something with your hands and either saving yourself $$$ or making yourself better (eg fitness). Paint a wall, change your toilet seat, rotate your tires, build a cat house, climb a hill. do something with your hands and feet. * travel. it is a big world out there and youll meet all kinds of people, seeing how well you have it compared to them. puts things into perspective. got back from Turkey (Haggia Sophia) as a tourist two weekd back and you learn to see what they appreciate vs what BS we think is important here. You don't know me for shit, but I will tell you that the above dug my ass out of more than $40K in CC debt, no home and sleeping in a garage to a wife who is >25 years younger, two homes, $380K cash reserves (plus investments) and buying a new Tesla (2022 MS) and 4Runner (2024 ORP) with cash. Nothing is as sweet as looking back at the people who said you werent capable or going to be accomplished, and realizing how wrong they are. fucking mobile. csnt typenworth shit.

GoZukkYourself

Today's Key Events (All EST) --- 11/20/2024 10:00: Fed's Barr 11:00: Fed's Cook 16:00: Fed's Collins Before Open 👇 Watch 05:30: Canaan $CAN 06:00: Dycom Industries $DY 06:00: Full Truck Alliance $YMM 06:30: Target $TGT 07:00: ZIM Integrated Shipping $ZIM 07:00: Global-e Online $GLBE 07:00: Spire Inc. $SR 07:30: TJX Companies $TJX 08:00: Williams-Sonoma $WSM

saccotac

You can follow SOFR futures to see what the market is pricing in. On TOS the contract is /SR3Z24 Up is more cuts, down is no cuts (or raises) Someone else could probably explain it better than I could where it is possible based on the number to know how big of a cut to expect.

wyliechan

Thank you [SadCount457](https://www.reddit.com/user/SadCount457/) for your post! It resonates with me. I gamble all the time, got lucky in a recent run. Grew 10k to 35k, withdrew 15k, continuing to gamble 20k. Sharpe 2.0 to 3.0 in a small portfolio. 20231101-20240618\_rITDTWR=+476.57%\_SR=+3.02 20231101-20241017\_rITDTWR=+405.46%\_SR=+1.99 Just have to risk manage with options and spreads...

tooltalk01

There are multiple battery suppliers. CATL supplies primarily low-end LFP batteries for low-range RWD/SR models; Panasonic, LG supplies NCA-90/NCA811 for the Performance/Long Range models.