agip wrote:
GME up 200% in 3 trading days
I thought that one was a goner. Nutso.
Will the diamond hands win after all?
who knows but i read your post and bought some and already up something like 11% and climbing
agip wrote:
GME up 200% in 3 trading days
I thought that one was a goner. Nutso.
Will the diamond hands win after all?
who knows but i read your post and bought some and already up something like 11% and climbing
* make that 20 %
seattle prattle wrote:
agip wrote:
GME up 200% in 3 trading days
I thought that one was a goner. Nutso.
Will the diamond hands win after all?
who knows but i read your post and bought some and already up something like 11% and climbing
heh now up 300% in 3 trading days
Sounds like a bunch of shorts piled back in the thing because usually when a short squeeze dies, it's dead d-e-d dead.
Not so much this time.
Hoowee.
350%!!!!!
this is very entertaining.
414%!
so much fun!
i'm out made big
seattle prattle wrote:
i'm out made big
Bravo
a festive song for you to celebrate with
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqn-BJc1I2cnow if i can just stand up and walk away......
actually heading out to buy another woodworking machine, which should serve the purpose.
Thx for the tip, agip.
Oh, snap! wrote:
Dr. Racket wrote:
You eat a lot of paint chips as a kid?
Oh, snap!
Is that a literal meme?
Take your time Newton
i wouldn't mind buying back my shares but i just couldn't fathom holding that thing overnight.
Not sure Conan has a strategy.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Not sure Conan has a strategy.
whatever. He could have bought the shares i unloaded for all i know.
Thirty-eight percent gain in about as many minutes.
And Kramer is blabbing away on his high horse about this not being the way markets are supposed to work. LOL.
Yeah, right.
Certainly is the way the markets are moving currently. Another house went up for sale in our neighborhood, listed 20% higher than last week’s house. Sold in hours, not sure of selling price. Something is going on.
In one sense, wouldn't the higher home prices around you indicate an impending increase in your assessed valuation and a commensurate increase in your property tax?
As far as what's going on, maybe just a general lack of a lot of other places to make profits.
seattle prattle wrote:
In one sense, wouldn't the higher home prices around you indicate an impending increase in your assessed valuation and a commensurate increase in your property tax?
As far as what's going on, maybe just a general lack of a lot of other places to make profits.
Taxes went down in 2021 by about 7% as a result of Covid. Assessed valuations have always been below market value, however with the dramatic increase are sure to go up next year. I would assume there will be an adjustment to the mil rate or the exemption which currently is on the first $100,000 of assessed valuation. Idaho did something similar during the build up into the housing bubble. Current prices are easily 30-50% above the previous high. I could not afford my house at the current valuation. I have a friend that is concerned if he can afford future rising tax rates.
that's quite a pop of 30% to 50%!
Lot's of people at my workplace started hitting the road about a year ago to go retire elsewhere and buy twice the house at a lot less.
We just like where we live and not about to do that.
Also, it appears it is going up elsewhere. So where do you go?
I plan to croak in my house.
What woodworking tool are you buying%?
yeah, me too as far as carrying me out, but who knows. Maybe assisted living or nursing care place later on.
Just picked up a used sawdust collector that was too good to let go. I already have one so will need to flip it, since those things are big and i need space more than in need a second.
with gym access being what it is in these times of covid, i have a little weightlifting set-up right in the middle of the shop, so space is even tighter.
Pretty sweet set-up overall.
seattle prattle wrote:...wouldn't the higher home prices around you indicate an impending increase in your assessed valuation and a commensurate increase in your property tax?
If you live in a local area where home values have shot up within a larger community with more stable prices, then an increase in the mill rate will likely mean an increase in property taxes. But if the whole community within which you pay taxes has appreciated by about the same amount, your taxes shouldn't change unless the City's budget has increased. Over the years we've seen our assessed value go up and down many times (every year since we first bought a house in 1992, I suppose), but the changes in property taxes have only been weakly correlated to change in mill rate, since, in most cases, our assessed value appreciated or depreciated more or less in concert with City-wide changes. And cities are usually reluctant to increase overall budgets by much in any given year.
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