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Bring This App to Android
Android has taken the world by storm, and is the most popular mobile OS by a large margin. Many people are in love with it, but sometimes there are apps for other platforms which you really would love to own. Some developers just need convincing that there is demand for it on Android, some need to be convinced that Android users would pay for it, some need to be shown just how nice Android is.
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/NoIAP is a sub for great games without obnoxious or exploitive IAP/freemium monetization and for discussing what we as gamers want gaming to be. We all agree that devs need to make a living, but that they should do so ethically and without hurting the art. So please share your favorites and engage in respectful discussion regarding your views on the current state of gaming monetization.
What's a legit app for android that actually speeds up the phone and does not just trick you and is really there to just steal your information and make money off advertisement?
Hi /r/Philippines, I made an Android app for people using SMART promo codes to make it easier to place calls without copy/paste or manual dialing. Its completely free and has no ads, hopefully it helps you save some money, I'd love to hear what you think of it
There are quite a few money saving apps in the play store, mostly dedicated apps from voucher websites such as VoucherCodes and Groupon. There are also a few apps that let you make some money. The notable ones i've seen usually require you to answer some sort of survey like Google Opinion Rewards or WHAFF Rewards. So what apps do you use? What pays well? What apps should I avoid? I'm in the UK BTW.
I'm a CPA that created a free Android app that aims to make saving money as easy as possible. What's your opinion?
Hi all, I thought you may be interested in my first free Android app Saving Made Simple, as the name implies, it aims to make saving money as simple as possible. After switching to a cash budget I wanted a way to easily manage my excess cash. I found accounting for my goals in a spreadsheet was ineffective, it was too passive and tedious. Hence, I decided to learn Java and Android and publish this little sucker in the hopes it'd help others. I really enjoy helping others, and I would appreciate any and all suggestions to make the app more effective. As you can see from my user's feedback, I listen to their comments! Thanks fellow Redditors! TL;DR I made a free Android app that aims to make saving money as simple as possible. How could I improve it, do you like it?
What would make an Android analogue of Siri a winning, I'd pay you real money for that, app for ME.
Build on something like the combined capabilities of Vlingo, Speaktoit, and Iris as it evolves, to approximate or better Siri's capabilities. I'd pay $5 for that app, probably. Maybe a bit more. Give it the voice of GLADos, and I'd pay $20 for that app. :)
FIDELITY and VANGUARD!! Transfer your MONEY now if you're stuck in RH. They've combined $9.3 trillion in AUM! They own 21.1% of GME collectively! SWITCH OVER NOW 💎👋
Disclaimer: I'm not giving you retards any financial advise whatsoever. You are free to do whatever you want with your money. I'm just providing you with my research for you to make up your own conclusions. Listen. Fidelity and Vanguard are in a class of their own when it comes to retail brokers available to retail investors. Shithood, Interactive Dumbasses and so on do NOT compare. Shithood is a little startup that has to answer to hedge funds, HFTs (their main customers of order flow buys), and venture capitalists. Shithood CEO has no fucking idea what he's doing and is clearly vested in our failure.
Fidelity and Vanguard 🚀🚀✅
Here come the big fucking boys! Fidelity has $3.3 trillion, YES trillion, in assets under management. Vanguard has $8.8 trillion in assets under management. I am saying TRILLIONS, not little billions. Guess what? THEY ANSWER TO NO FUCKING ONE.
Open a new account in either of these brokerages. Deposit your money and buy GME! Fidelity gives you INSTANT funds as margin.
LEAVE YOUR SHARES IN RH. TRANSFER YOUR MONEY OUT.
I know, this sounds fucking stupid. But your shares are needed in play next week. LEAVING THEM IN RH FOR NOW! HOLD DIAMOND-HAND IT 💎👋 Transferring your assets (shares, options) takes 5-14 days with Fidelity, and similarly at Vanguard.
again: LEAVE YOUR SHARES IN RH. TRANSFER YOUR MONEY OUT.
Do NOT transfer your shares from RH yet!! Just your money. Here is how to open a new brokerage account:
FAQ How long does it take to open an account w/ Fidelity? About 5 minutes! Transfers are instantly credit in your account as margin. Okay, so I opened a Fidelity account. Now what? Enable "Real-Time Quotes"! Go to this link from Fidelity. What tools or apps are available to me in Fidelity? There are three available to retail investors. The website, the mobile app (iOS & Android), and Active Trader Pro. I use all three, with the mobile app being my favorite. positions: 300 GME
Riot dispels rumor that new champions make more money than VGUs
The past few days there have been a few posts discussing how we would only have Mundo rework this year and how disappointing that is. One of the common points of discussion has been that new champions generate more money than VGUs. People on both sides, those defending Riot and those criticizing Riot, used this as an excuse for why Riot prioritizes new champions over VGUs. Today Riot Reav3 confirmed the reason why new champions like Viego weren't delayed by Covid yet VGUs were. More interestingly though was his comments about VGUs and community sentiment: https://www.reddit.com/leagueoflegends/comments/lbohdz/only_one_league_vgu_will_be_released_this_yeaglwvmhq?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
I'm not sure where this perception that Champs make so much more then VGUs came from. Some VGUS have made more money then new champs,(especially ones with big skin catalogs that get updated with the VGU) some niche champs make much less then the base line VGU makes. Also, after we VGU a champ we can still make skins for it, just like a new champ. At the end of the day it doesn't matter though. The Champions Team is part of the Gameplay initiative at Riot, whos main goal is engagement not revenue. Skins in general make waaaay more then any new champion ever makes, and it's not really a goal for the Champions team to make revenue. Our main goal is engagement, which is to say we want to make products that keep people playing LoL. One of the reasons we toned down VGUs was that we saw data that showed that whenever we do a VGU some amount of players quite the game completely, usually mains of the champ that don't like the rework. If we do A LOT of VGUs in a year like we did in the past, we actually start actively going against the main goal of champs team which is engagement since we would see less engagement with the game as a result of many players quitting due to the VGUs. Actually a couple years back when we did a lot of VGUS (and the class updates) we saw in player surveys at the time a pretty big upswing in players upset that we were changing way to much, way to fast that season. This has since come down a lot since we cut class updates and reduced VGUs. Now like I have mentioned in the past, we still want to do VGUs as we believe in the longevity of LoL and part of that is making sure the game feels modern and up to date, which means updating old champs that don't feel that way, but I dont think just saying "all players want vgu's" is a accurate statement, at least not according to real data we have from player surveys.
This comment addresses many of the common talking points that have been thrown around on the sub lately so I'd love to hear what the community thinks on this. After every VGU we always get mixed sentiment on the sub from players who love the update and players who hate it. Even the more generally subreddit accepted reworks like Warwick, Fiddlesticks, Mordekaiser, Urgot, etc have had campaigns against them to try and get a revert. Whats your thoughts? Should Riot prioritizes VGUs again even if it causes long time players to leave the game for good? Is Riot just playing it safe making new champions instead of reworking old ones (looking at you Seraphine) since so many players always say "Why does Riot have to delete my main rather than just making a new champion"?
LPT: You should know that WhatsApp is changing their privacy policy so that they can harvest more of your personal data. They Will share your harvested personal data with Facebook and whoever they decide to. This change is in effect from February 2021. Signal pm and Telegram are good alternatives.
Their privacy policy change which will come into effect from February, if you don't accept their new policy, you will be prevented from using WhatsApp. The data they collect to share will include your private messages. They mention that the "sharing" is just between sender and receiver but then they reference this section again to cover themselves from a dispute. Why do you think that is?
You share your information (including messages) - We access, preserve, and share your information described in the "Information We Collect"” section of this Privacy Policy above if we have a good-faith belief that it is necessary - and may include other information identified in the Privacy Policy section entitled ‘Information We Collect’ (Speaking about what they share with Facebook and who they want. Your messages fall under "Information We Collect".) This particular part is also concerning about banner advertisements having a chance to one day suddenly pop up on the app. Facebook is notorious for ads. We still do not allow third-party banner ads on our Services. We have no intention to introduce them, but if we ever do, we will update this Privacy Policy. They are going to use your data to help them make money through you. -helping you complete purchases and transactions, and showing relevant offers and ads across the Facebook Company Products; (Facebook company products refers to things like Oculus Headsets and their other partners whom have their own Privacy Policies) They expect you, the consumer to review amendments to this policy change If for some reason they don't notify you, what about all the other times they made minor adjustments since the Facebook acquisition and did not notify you. They know this policy change has lots of critical changes hence why it pops up over WhatsApp when you opened it recently. We may amend or update our Privacy Policy. Please review our Privacy Policy from time to time. How to delete your WhatsApp account . This comes as a major inconvenience as backing up messages won't be easy and waiting for friends to shift will take awhile but what is the cost of Privacy I ask you.Theyclearly shouldn't be the ones setting that price. Ever since WhatsApp stopped requiring annual/monthly subscriptions, we should've been worried.
Signal Private Messenger is your best bet as an alternative to WhatsApp. Signal Private Messenger preserves if not enhances your privacy protection. They're also both free to my knowledge. Signal Private Messenger is maintained by donations. Signal Private Messenger's Frequently Asked Questions
Final Boss Fight. It's happening tomorrow with Yellen, SEC and Federal Reserve. Emeegency meeting to talk about GME volatility.
Guys, it's happening. They know they are screwed. Yellen is having an emergency meeting tomorrow OR the day after with the SEC heads, Federal Reserve, Federal Bank, Bank of New York and the CFTC and the meeting is about Gamestop Volatility!!! https://finance.yahoo.com/news/exclusive-treasurys-yellen-call-regulator-014419687.html https://www.reddit.com/wallstreetbets/comments/lbdpbtreasury_secretary_janet_yellen_to_call_regulato "What volatility?" I'm sure you're asking. THE ONE COMING FROM THE SQUEEZE. They are mega fucked. Today only around 1.5% of float GME remains. There is sufficient real research on this sub that shows that we are ACTUALLY diamond handing. THAT 1.5% WILL GET GOBBLED UP IN NO TIME WITH OUR RETARDED GME BUYING.https://www.reddit.com/wallstreetbets/comments/lb9s3f/bloomberg_terminal_looks_mostly_green/ (SEE LOCKED IN SHARES TOP LEFT RETARDS) On another note, some people's sell limit at 3.2k and 5k got filled today for 1 single GME share on this sub. https://www.reddit.com/wallstreetbets/comments/l7h8jv/gme_getting_filled_at_above_1000/ https://www.reddit.com/wallstreetbets/comments/l6z9d0/gme_filled_at_51k_a_share_this_morning_for_me/ Thesis: Goldman Sachs and the big boys have deleveraged their stake in GME and said they are reducing risk while also calling what already happened as the squeeze and that other hedges deleveraged as well. I can't tell if this is FUD or if they truly believe this. This info is in their daily customer subscription mailers, only actual GS customers get these mailers afaik. I don't know what is the truth anymore. If Yellen wants to meet for volatility on a fizzling stock that is 98.4% ish locked in by buyers, this screams all kinds of alarms in my head. They are either going to try and stop the party or they are looking for money to pay us and not crash everything at the same time. Tomorrow is the final fight. Yellen and all the bigwigs are the bosses. Also i think it makes sense for the squeeze to happen this week before Friday due to the naked short puts the HFTs have been selling that are likely 2/05 of expiry. They DO NOT want this squeeze to happen next week when all those shorts are gone and the price is back way up. They also don't want the squeeze to happen on Friday due to the extreme volatility due to their naked 2/05 puts. If all that makes sense, this means that the squeeze is coming tomorrow or the day after and NOT next week or this Friday. If none of this happens, Cohen still has this smoking gun to trigger it.https://www.reddit.com/wallstreetbets/comments/lbc6aa/cohen_still_has_the_opportunity_to_buy_another_7/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share Final words.
Listen you need to hear this. This guy in the video breaks down the position with Excel. Do your own DD before buying any stock and don't listen to me, I'm not a financial advisor....just an ape. Monday and Tuesday are going to be volatile. They are going to be like a caged animal backed into a corner and expect the kitchen sink. But watch the video. They are going to make it look as scary as possible, like you are going to lose every cent you sunk in kind of scary. That is my prediction. There will be constant downwards pressure with coordinated huge drops. They might even have let the premarket pump to make the drop look even bigger. Expect it. I'm buying more when they do it. Personally, I've been up 300k and now down 40k holding the entire time and just lowering my cost average. I'm not delusional nor someone who lives in the clouds. I trade everyday and have for last 5 years. I've been following the market daily and never watched a stock react the way GME, AMC, meme stocks have over the last 3 weeks. That's why I'm still in. Something is off here and I'm smart enough to know when something stinks. Not sure why or how big this is.....but something is off with all this and I'm not selling a single share of GME until I figure out what it is. If there wasn't short interest, why would there be such downward pressure right now and bots/shills all over Reddit. You know who cares about us when there isn't money on the line? Nobody.....the fact they are all over Reddit/news and giving you advice to sell seems fishy. The video explains the price movements way better than conspiracy theories that I've been seeing. This makes way more sense to me than like 90% of the DD I've seen because it's backed with numbers and explained with probability. Don't freak out today and tomorrow, then you will probably be rewarded at some point down the line. I'm not as optimistic as finishing today up or tomorrow personally. I think we get the kitchen sink this entire week, but that's jut my thoughts. Good luck and hopefully see some of you on the moon. 🌚 People have been asking me to post to wsb but I can't. I was banned in Jan for cutting and pasting DD even though I was just trying to help. If someone can crosspost, please do. Remember, just an ape. I eat crayons. Not financial advice https://youtu.be/SPenJRN4QM4 **Must read* https://www.reddit.com/stocks/comments/lghhkv/gamestop_institutional_broker_trades_off_the/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
Friday 1/29/21 GME Expiry Date Means Nothing. Don't buy into the hype - shorts aren't just afraid of this Friday. Come down the rabbit hole with me.
Note: I am mostly summarizing the aggregate of explanations currently floating around about the 1/29/21 option expiry date. I don't claim any knowledge. This is not investment advice. Do your own research, don't invest what you can't afford to lose, and if something feels wrong it probably is. TL;DR: This isn't about options (yet), it's about shares, and Institutional Investors are playing a dangerous game by convincing us (some of y'all have bought in without realizing it) that a magical short squeeze has some 3-day time limit, that Friday is somehow the end game, and are hoping that when investors don't see a $5,000 short squeeze by next week they will fold and take their gains at a "reasonable" double-digit stock price. Don't believe them. They can survive through mid-late February before the true short squeeze smashes upward. And I'll be ready. I like this stock and believe in it's long term potential, and I think it's undervalued. THESIS: If institutional investors can (1) convince retail investors to sell stock at low prices and (2) convince their lenders to wait, then the 0.01% get richer. JUSTIFICATION: There is so much public sentiment (passion, enthusiasm, excitement, anger, whatever) surrounding short (~1 day) price movements*, and Friday's expiring options (these are also end of month contracts), that it seems like big clever money may be trying to artificially create a sort of bear trap for shareholders. Whatever happens in the next week or so (crest to $700? crash to $60?) almost means nothing in the long term, but could fool investors into giving these guys CHEAP ways out of their 140% float short interest positions. Remember, these are people who have been dumping tons of money for a long time, shorting the stock when it was in the single digits. They've been hoping for a GameStop bankruptcy, and manufacturing one as best they can. IT'S DIFFERENT THIS TIME: Remember the VW infinite squeeze, where we saw weeks of crazy price movement before the actual peak. And that is a mild case, as most of the shares were held by an entity with legal, competitive, and strategic reasons and obligations forcing them to hold shares and artificially reducing the float, or available shares for trading. This reduced supply caused the short squeeze. However, this time around we've got a huge short interest, much much larger by comparison than that from VW's 2008 peak, to the tune of 140% of shares available for trading (float). They've massively overreached, and are going to pay the price for that. But they haven't yet. SO YOU'RE SAYING THERE'S A CHANCE: This time, however, if the big dogs can shake shareholders hard enough, weak links break and paper hands fold and a fantastic long term play starts to seem out of reach. The market manipulation wins. DARE TO BELIEVE: Unfortunately for the shorts, GME has real long term prospects to revolutionize the gaming industry for consumers, and now has the attention and potential equity momentum (if they play it smart, which I think the new leadership will) to make this a reality. From that link above:
In GME's case the rise in the stock price itself will likely result in fundamental improvements to the underlying economic metrics of the company.
I believe. However, if the shorts can fight, sneak, manipulate, and otherwise adjust the share price down this week then they start to see light at the end of the tunnel. They make 2-3 week plans for doing the same thing. For them, prices don't have to bottom back out, they just have to convince enough people to sell that they buy thrmselves a few weeks before a short squeeze really takes them all under. *Some of this price movement is shorts covering, but much is actual legitimate investment between retail investors and other institutional investors who have seen the light. Remember, TSLA didn't get to where it is because one company made some bad short positions. But if GME shorts can convince everyone that a 3-day squeeze is all they get until GME crashes to some "normal" level, then they win. Everyone getting hyped about Friday is playing into their hands. Yeah maybe some will need to take gains after a Friday pop, but a smart long-term hold position on GME is what they're really afraid of. And I want to be a shareholder in GME's future, as many wanted to be with TSLA. And sure, maybe if everyone else thinks that way too, there may be an incidental short squeeze that wrecks the uber wealthy in mid-late February along the way. Again, I am not claiming to be knowledgeable or insightful, just commenting my best guesses. Nobody knows the future. This is not investing advice. 🚀
My uncle left me a shifty little bar in his will. The employees here sleep in the backroom.
My uncle was an odd, lonely man. That one guy you try to avoid at family reunions, the one nobody knows too well but loves to talk about nonetheless. I think he liked me best because I never really enjoyed badmouthing him. I wouldn't say we were close, but we tolerated one another. At least that's how it was when I was little, we never bothered to stay in contact. I forgot about him by the time I left home. That's why the news of his death caught me completely by surprise. Uncle Mack was alone in his apartment when he had a heart attack causing cardiac arrest. He fell unconscious and died within minutes. Then there was me at the time. I had just flunked out of college and the only thing I was actually good at was playing video games. When I was contacted by Mack's lawyer, I was even more shocked. Mack had left me three things: a box of sorted letters addressed to me, all the money he used to own, which to me was a lot, and his bar–the one he had inherited from his father and had worked at all his life. I'll be frank, I had no idea what to do with the bar but I knew from the very start I'd take it over. I felt kind of honored–this had basically been Uncle Mack's entire life and he was giving it to me of all people. Sure, from what I knew there hadn't been many friends or loved ones in his life to choose from, but it was still flattering to me. Once I read the first letter, I was even more convinced. "Hi Giulia, If you're reading this, my bad eating habits have probably caught up to me. Or maybe someone killed me, who knows. As of me writing this, you're fifteen years old. You were the only one to talk to me at the family reunion today. Not for long, but more than just an awkward hello. I notice these things and I appreciate it. That's why I'm trusting you with the most important task anyone in this family is ever going to offer you. You are going to take over my bar. Besides, knowing you, you're not gonna have much of a career anyways, so you might as well. Once you're done reading this, please go to the bar at your earliest convenience. Take the box of letters with you and stash it away somewhere there. It has some valuable advice you're gonna need down the line. In fact, you will need to read the second letter right after your arrival. You'll find my employees are a bit special. Anyways, I hope you're doing alright, however this letter finds you. You're a good kid, Lia. Always have been. Besides, the only person you could possibly disappoint by screwing this up is dead so there's no pressure to impress. Sincerely, Your Uncle Mack." I wiped my eyes. They had actually gotten a bit watery while I was reading the letter. I folded the letter and tucked it back into the box before grabbing my coat and bag. Mack's bar was a train ride and a thirty-minute walk away from my parents' place, which is where I was residing at the moment. I figured I would probably have to look for a place close to the bar if I really would start working there full time. When I finally arrived at the establishment, it looked almost exactly the way I had expected. It was just another wall in the row of buildings on the street off to the side from the inner city's market square. A large, bright red double door with a neon sign reading "The New Saloon" above it. It would probably glow if I'd find out how to switch it on. At least I hoped it would glow. It felt weird, unlocking the door and opening it for the first time, all on my own. Entering and looking around inside felt even weirder. The New Saloon was your typical old-style dive bar. Even completely empty it looked overcrowded. The fabric of the cushion seats was stained and frayed, the walls behind and in front of the counter were plastered with neon beer signs and large framed photos of people I didn't know, some were even in black and white. The floors were dirty and my heels stuck to them when I walked further in. This place was small, shabby and smelly and I loved it. It was so strange but I suddenly just felt like this bar was mine, and that I needed to take care of it and protect it. Remembering what Mack had told me in his first letter, I pulled the second one out from the box and unfolded it. "Hi Giulia, If you're reading this, you're probably at the bar for the very first time! How do you like it? Let me guess, it's ugly and gross but it instantly started growing on you? Don't worry, it's about to get a lot weirder. You'll find the entrance to the backroom behind the counter. The lightswitch is on the inside of the wall, make sure to turn it on before you head inside because there's stairs leading down right behind the door. It's a death trap. Once you're in there, stand in the middle of the room. Stay away from the walls. You may then say out loud the following words: Spirits of this house, by the power of the spell that has bound you I command you to serve. You'll see what happens next. Whatever happens, keep in mind you can order them around. When all the work is done, simply tell them to go back into their room. You've got this. Sincerely, Your Uncle Mack." I frowned. That was odd. Was this the prelude to some kind of joke? I walked over to the door behind the counter and pressed down the handle. It swung open with a loud creaking noise and I began to grope around for the lightswitch. A single light bulb down in the backroom came flickering on and I proceeded down the rickety wooden stairs. No bannisters. Risky, especially with the shoes I was wearing. By the time I had reached the middle of the room, my heart was already beating faster than it should. Still, if this was a prank, Mack had been planning it for over five years, and I was not about to ruin it. Besides, no one was watching anyways. I cleared my throat. "Spirits of this house…" I began, a giggle swinging along in my voice. "By the power of the spell that has bound you I command you to serve." Nothing. Not a single sound for five whole seconds. I looked around the room. It was completely empty, except for a single door in the wall across from me. Maybe I had been supposed to say it in whatever room was behind that one? Just as I was about to walk over to it, a loud noise came from one of the walls to the side. I spun around to find that it had cracked open. Bits of it were beginning to crumble to the floor as the tear widened. I stared at it with my mouth agape, frozen in place and incapable of comprehending what I was seeing there. From the crack, a set of long, bony pale fingers reached out into the room, gripping the inside of the wall. My throat was too dry to produce a proper scream, but I couldn't contain a gasp as I staggered backwards until my back met with the other wall behind me. It was then that I felt cold palms rubbing against my neck and hands closing around my shoulders from behind. This time, I shrieked. I whirled around again only to see that there was a hole there too, long, skinny arms slowly moving forward from it, grabbing at me, searching for me. I glanced around the room frantically. Holes had opened in basically every spare spot. I counted four sets of arms pulling themselves out into the light, followed by similarly slender upper bodies. By the time I finally thought to run back up the stairs and save myself, the people from inside the walls were standing in the backroom, fully emerged from their dark hideouts. I didn't risk another look at them. When I finally reached the top stair, I dashed back into the bar and slammed the door shut behind me. I pressed myself up against it just to keep standing. My knees had grown weak beneath me and I was panting heavily, my mind racing. Then I heard them; slow, light footsteps making their way up the staircase and stop on top of it. I heard calm, steady breathing coming from the other side of the door. I tensed up and shifted my weight on my feet, leaning up against it to keep whomever was in there from getting out. I was sure this person would start to try pushing it open, but to my surprise, nothing happened. Instead, a voice rang out from inside. "Excuse me, who are you exactly?" It was a man's voice. I had expected something like a growl, or a hiss, or the groans of some decomposing zombie, but this was distinctly more articulate. It sounded almost polite. I didn't know what to do other than respond. "Giulia," I stammered. "Giulia?" The man sounded surprised. "What about Mack? Wait, if you're here…" He sounded quite sad now. "Mack's dead, isn't he?" "Yes," I replied quietly. "His heart stopped." "That's… good God." He fell silent and I heard him utter a shaky sigh, almost like a sob. "I'm sorry, would you give me a moment? I need to tell the others." "Go ahead," I murmured. "Nevermind, they heard us. So, will you let us out now or…?" "Who are you? Why were you in there?" "We work here, actually. My name is Andrik… I do most of the organizing here. I take care of the accounting, our profits, our spendings; I place the orders on most of what we need. Back here with me, I've got Bo, who is our bouncer, and Danika and May, both waitresses." "You work here?" I repeated. "And you live in the walls? After your shift is over, do you just go down there and melt into the room or what?" I couldn't help but let out a nervous chuckle at the mental image. This was just too absurd. At least I was breathing normally now. "Pretty much, yes." I shook my head. "What are you?" "Well, to explain that you would have to go exactly a hundred and twenty-two years back so it's a long story," Andrik replied. "All you need to know for now is that if you let us out, we'll get the bar up and running right away. We've been working under Mack ever since he took over this place though, so you'll have to excuse us if we're a bit gloomy." "No, that's fine," I muttered, slowly turning away from the door and carefully pulling it open. The man in front of me was of normal height, slender and looked to be in his thirties. Despite being dressed in jeans and a simple black t-shirt with the bar's name printed on it in white, swirly letters, he had a very official look to him. Maybe it was the way he stood, straight as a rod with a friendly yet matter-of-fact smile on his face. "Thank you," he said. Turning back to the room, he raised his voice. "You heard it everyone, Mack might be gone and while that's a downer, our work isn't over; so get yourselves up here and let's get this going again!" His tone carried the flat motivation the coach of a youth sports team might have. Three more people emerged from the backroom, all dressed exactly like Andrik, all of them that same content little grin on their lips. They walked by me offering polite greetings; the first one, a large, bulky guy giving me a curt nod and the two women that followed smiling brightly. The girls were a little younger than Andrik, maybe in their late twenties. Both had blond hair hanging down their shoulders in wavy pigtails. That first night the bar was open, I merely watched the backroom people work, following them around while they ignored me. It was eerie. They looked almost like automated mannequins, going about their routine by sticking to preplanned paths; like there were set directions painted somewhere I couldn't see. I soon began to notice other distinctive attributes about them. None of the people from the walls had fingernails. I saw it on the waitresses when they reached for the cups handed to them, on Andrik when he scribbled down notes. However that was not the only thing off about them. All those little details in their faces, the kind of thing you'd normally never pay attention to–they didn't add up. For example, their eyes didn't lign up. One was always slightly lower than the other, just enough for someone to notice. Their nostrils would differ in width and one of the girls' pinky fingers was the same length as her ring finger. Had I not known that they had just crawled out from the backroom walls, I would have chalked these harmless little oddities up to simple, inconspicuous deformities, but knowing what I knew, it made my skin crawl with uncomfort. I soon found out that Andrik did most of the talking for them. Bo rarely ever said a word, and all the waitresses did was whisper amongst themselves, giggle and chat with the patrons. Eventually, Andrik waved me over to him behind the counter. "Alright, to give you a rundown of the place, we have a cash-only system. We rely on our local clientele, but once in a while someone new comes by and then we try and keep them around, obviously. Here's some of our regulars." He pointed at a lady sitting in a corner, weeping over an empty glass of whiskey. "That's Shauna. Comes here whenever she can, only ever orders whiskey. Will not stop crying." His finger wandered over to an old, short man with an almost disproportionately large head and short white hair. He was sitting at one of the tables as well, talking to two younger women who seemed very much out of place. "That's Tommy. He's likely to start fights but he drinks a lot and tips very generously. Bo throws him out a lot but he's very easy on him, so don't worry." He finally nodded towards a tall glass of wine standing lonely on the counter right in front of us. "And this is Irene. She can't pay but she's always welcome. She's very nice and she's been here ever since Mack's family started this business." "Andrik, there's nothing there." The pale man threw me a confused glance. "What do you mean, she's right… oh! Of course. Don't worry, you'll start seeing her with time. Either way, for now there's actually not much for you to do except read up on barkeeping once you get the chance. However you should start getting acquainted with the regulars. After all, the owner of The New Saloon will always be part of the reason why people come here." He paused as his mouth started to twitch into an almost guileful grin. "I have a feeling they're going to love you." I retreated into the ladies' room for a quick break. I sat down on one of the toilets and buried my face in my palms. I had no idea what was going on or what I was supposed to do. Andrik had made himself pretty clear when it came to the instructions he'd given me, but all of this was so surreal I seriously considered the possibility of me having suffered some kind of blow to the head and dreaming it. I spent the rest of the night standing behind the counter and observing their every move. Andrik kept to my side mostly, looking at me with the kind of suspicion I probably had in my eyes as well. I couldn't figure him out. I accidentally-on-purpose walked by the waitresses who were talking to each other in hushed voices, picking up on small bits of their conversation. "Her blood is weaker than his. Do you think she's–?" "We shouldn't take any chances. Remember what Mack did when we tried to test him?" "I do, but this could be our chance to have some fun." Her words sent chills down my spine. Remembering Mack's letter however, I decided this was not the time to show I was frightened. "You're going to do no such thing," I chimed in from behind them. "I don't care what you are but I promise I'll find a way to make this whole thing very uncomfortable for you guys if you try to pull any kind of weird crap on me." The looks they gave me were worth my initial doubt. They seemed shocked that I had listened in on them at all, let alone spoken up. I glared at them, holding their gaze and ignoring the trembling of my legs. Their heads lowered, they marched off. When the bar began to clear out and we got ready to close down for the night, I told the four of them to clean up. Of course I helped, but I made sure never to lose sight of a single one of them. I felt like they were wild, hungry animals, waiting for their chance to pounce on me. Whenever I looked up from the rag I was wiping the countertop with, I would find one of them staring at me. By the time we were done, the place really did look a lot more welcoming. It certainly was cleaner, despite the four workers' angry faces spoiling the mood. We carried the cleaning supplies back into the small storage chamber next to the employee restroom before I went to open the backroom door for them. "Okay everyone, good job today! Thanks a lot, now back inside!" I called out, almost enjoying the feeling of authority as they came trodding towards me and made their way down into the dimly lit basement single-file. Andrik was the last one to cross the threshold. Right before descending the staircase, he turned to face me once more. "You were keeping a close eye on us," he said quietly. "That's clever. But you're going to need to keep it up and… let's see how long you'll last. Who knows what might happen." He gave me a sly wink with the one eye that was a little lower on his face before following his co-workers. I watched from the top of the stairs as they leaned up against the walls. It was almost as I had expected; their bodies seemed to melt into the holes they had come from, sealing them shut and not leaving so much as a thin crack. Lacking a better option, I stayed at a nearby inn that night. As bizarre and frightening as all of this had been, I got out of it unscathed. The bar workers and I would end up coming to blows in the future though, more than once. And I wouldn't always be that lucky. X Part 2: one of the regulars had a doppelgänger Part 3: My bouncer and I got beaten up by a little girl.
As an extension to my DD yesterday, lets make sense of todays psy-op
Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor. I do not recommend any position here. Everything here is speculation and my personal opinion and not to be construed as factual in any way. I may not be correct on some of my numbers. Do your own research before making a play. Link to previous DD: https://www.reddit.com/GME/comments/lgo0f9/im_going_to_ely5_the_situation_were_in_from_a/ So I'm at the point where I don't even care about the data, all I really care about right now is studying their moves (i.e. psychological attacks) and reading the chart. It's best of we keep things as simple as we can and not over analyze things. So, what happened today? Today, there was a small blip up and down in the morning, a consistent, steady pattern to the peak, and a steady pattern back down. Volume was higher on the upswing than the downswing, and the downswing happened 15-20 minutes after the news was released that Fidelity exited their position. As a side note, on WSB all GME talk was concentrated to one non-stickied thread and the "new rage" is all about weed stonks. Lets break this down into key points (bold is TL;DR): 1) I suspect the price action today was completely controlled by the shorts. Just looking at the price action with no other context, it just looks fishy. The way I am reading the chart is they are progressively covering, and shorting, and covering again as to not build buying momentum against them. Then at 1:07, release some "bad news" about Fidelity, give it 15-20 minutes to spread to the plebs, and then start to drop the price to trick people into selling. But if you look at the volume on the downswing, ain't nobody selling. It is a pathetic attempt to shake people. Here is what the chart today looks like: just look at the smooth line up, and the smooth line down 2) The changes to WSB today are obvious. So after the bad news comes out for the hedgehogs in the form of SI, they need to up their control of WSB to help stop the bleeding. So they pump weed stocks and SNDL and quarantine GME to one non-stickied thread. Hopefully the dumb money will sell now! 🤡 3) The Fidelity article is fake news, literally. I might not be 100% accurate here, so please someone correct me if I'm wrong and I will amend this post and/or provide sources. But what I understand is that the data referenced is included in the Jan 29th FINRA report for SI. Also, it is incredibly misleading because Fidelity actually increased their stake. Really, this is old news and irrelevant and they are grasping at straws by bringing this up. Honestly, it's kind of pathetic. EDIT: sauce- https://www.reddit.com/GME/comments/lh75kf/about_fidelity_13gs/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share 4) AMC and GME are continuing to follow the same pattern. This isn't something I care to follow too heavily, but I noticed that the AMC chart was a little less concise as the GME chart. I suspect there is more liquidity in AMC which would account for a less linear rise and fall. More evidence of manipulation. 5) GME is inversely following SPY. This is indicative of rebalancing to finance their GME position. This tells me they are bleeding. Here are the two charts, see for yourself: GME SPY 6) Liquidity is bone dry. I highly recommend purchasing level 2 data if you can, because the tape tells a story that you won't get through any other means. The bid/ask spread is always wide and even the smallest amount of buying volume sends the stock flying. If you watch the tape, you can literally see when and where they are defending the price from exploding. Everytime they do this, they dig their hole deeper. Low liquidity is the most bullish sign for the squeeze there is. If a big dick buyer comes in tomorrow or Friday then the gamma squeeze would be epic and the shorts would be fuk. Side note that just by looking at the 1 minute chart, you can see the lack of liquidity. The damn chart looks like a crypto chart with tons of near-0 volume doji candles. That is the gist of it. Overall, their desperation is palpable but it is so easy to diagnose. It also seems like they are in complete control of the price, but we are in complete control of the shares. So, where do we go from here? Well, it still stands to reason that the shorts want to report a good SI from Fridays settlement date. However, they probably know that a large amount of covering will cause the price to skyrocket very quickly. So that is the conundrum the shorts are in. My prediction is one of two things happen: 1) Shorts attempt a controlled cover to 100-200 and liquidate a lot of other positions to fund a short attack to keep the price as low as they can. 2) Shorts say "fuck covering" and continue to try to keep the price low and manipulated. If this happens, February 24th is a key date. What am I doing? I am holding on to my shares obviously, and today just added 3/19 500c/800c spreads (cost basis $39) and 3/19 550c (cost basis $110). My thought being that if they continue to kick the can down the road, GME earnings might prove to be a catalyst. Please poke holes in my reasoning and challenge my thoughts. I want to be wrong.
For those thinking about upgrading to the S21. Don't.
I got offered a really good trade in deal for my S10 to upgrade to the standard S21 so decided to give it a shot, 3 days later I have now returned the device. Here's why: Pro's: Speed: The phone fly's through tasks and is really nice to use because of the faster CPU, storage 3.1. Battery: Battery life is slightly better with about 1 hour extra SOT, so roughly 4-5 hours SOT. (I am using the exynos model) Design: The design is very nice to look at and I really like how much it stands out, also the positioning of the power and volume button is much more ergonomic. Fingerprint scanner: The fingerprint scanner is excellent, you can literally swipe across it to unlock in the same way you would to swipe away your lockscreen, it's not as good as a physical one but I don't think ultrasonic ever will be. Display: The flat display is much nicer over the curved display is a much better design imo, it's also a lot better for screen protectors and avoiding accidental touches. Cons: Display: The display is bright & colourful but its over contrasted, it lacks the liquid looking depth that Samsung Amoled displays normally have. Also reading small text almost seems blurred to me, especially when on a dark background I think this is because you can easily pixel peep at the 1080p resolution, even at the corners where the display ends are slightly jagged/pixelated. Speakers: The speakers are loud and useable but lack some sort of depth to them when played at low/mid volume, especially when listening to voices on youtube. Build quality: The build quality doesn't feel as solid as Samsung's previous flagships, it feels more like that of a cheaper mid-range device. The plastic back feels thin/hollow and even lets the flashlight shine through it slightly. The physical buttons are also a lot more loose feeling. ( One thing that really got ony nerves is the microphone hole is positioned right next to the charging port which is very easy to accidentally cover if testing your little finger to support the phone one handed. I spend a day sending muffled unusable voice notes without even realising.) Camera: The camera is good but no better than the S10 since the android 11 update, The 64mp is useless and produces washed out blurry photos unless in bright daylight and anything past X3 zoom is basically unusable as expected. The wide angle lens also seems to be slightly wider but with that produces more noise in low light. ( My exynos variant also had really bad lag in the camera app.) Personally I would save your money if your looking at upgrading to the S21 it is basically a glorified cheaper mid-range phone Samsung are trying to label as a flagship to make profit. The S21 probably still a great phone for your average user but if your looking for S10/S20 quality, then this is not the device for you. Hope this helps some people out with their decision. EDIT: I'd like to add that adjusting your S10 display from 1440p to 1080p is not the same as switching to a different technology 1080p display, this is the logic I used and trust me there is a big difference. EDIT: I have added a few more pros as I didn't want to sound unbiased. I have used Samsung devices since the S6 edge for reference. EDIT: I am not saying the S21 is a bad device in anyway, it is still a great phone I'm sure. I am just clarifying that Samsung have definitely used lower quality parts for the S21 base models compared to previous models. I would still highly recommend going to see a live version of the S21 in a store if your skeptical, as this is just my own opinion. EDIT: I'd like to add my S21 was the exynos version so the camera app was laggy and the cpu produced a lot of heat, I didn't mention this because my S10 is also exynos and had issues at launch. What I will mention is I think this is one big reason why I'm leaving Samsung smartphones behind, in other regions you pay more for a somewhat inferior device, this had always been unacceptable.
Romney names Trump as the main cause of the terrorism at the Capitol. r/Conservative pulls put all the stops to defend their dear leader, blames Romney and the rest of the GOP for the violence.
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