you read white coat investors book yet? its a good primer, especially in a high income almost zero chance you lose the ability to earn that income type career.
the book is good the guy behind it seems to have gotten REALLY arrogant and obnoxious as it got successful also started to hire folks/shill some terrible stuff
Can someone explain Asana to me? I bought some a week ago (only a couple hundred shares) and it's performed nicely but I'm not sure what it is they do exactly. "Work Management" doesn't tell me a whole lot, is there something comparable I'd know? I wanted to add more tech so I beefed up on CRM, MSFT and started the ASAN position. Also added about 10 more REITs to the portfolio.
It's just shared checklists and stuff. Like project management. Here we have to do these 25 things, let me assign them as tasks to my 30 staff members with individual deadlines all in one spot. Great software imo
I thought Salesforce was tracking customers and shit. Tech is definitely not in my circle of competence.
Salesforce is primarily used for sales and customer management. Like other CRMs I’m sure you could Frankenstein it into something else but it’s not project management software like Asana.
The CPA firm I was at prior to leaving for my current position was transitioning into it as a means to try to more easily cross-sell different services to clients. I'm sure it made total sense to the partners who signed off on it but it was shit for those of us stuck managing projects with it. Luckily I didn't stick around long enough for the full implementation.
Salesforce = hey I want to know everything about all my customers by tracking our communication and their purchase history Slack (now owned by Salesforce) = I need a chat room for my office that has different channels like "Marketing" and "Sales" so people can discuss things with each other Asana = We have lots of projects, let's make sure we don't fall behind by having a system that tracks deadlines and who is assigned things
This seems somewhat similar to Atlassian's Jira, which I briefly used at my previous employer. Currently trading at $222 (TEAM).
Use free version of Asana to coordinate basically everything in my restaurants. Really like it, but it’s pretty expensive for not a whole lot more to go premium. Limited to 15 people with free, but that’s plenty for me.
I was on the ground basically dying of laughter and my gf wondered what was so funny. I couldn't even begin to explain that I go on a subreddit where I buy stocks based on which memes I like as a joke with real money.
VIX calls...it's in the post. VIX spike already happened and took around 100% profit while leaving a couple runners. BA puts were actually the play I should have taken. Would have rolled up a 6-bagger on 1DTE but VIX calls gave me a little more breathing room since they expire next week. Market is closed on Monday but looking for a little more correction to come. People are still jamming money into calls, so we'll see if that's enough to prop up the market or not. I'm guessing not.
Kind of saw it coming. I mentioned it a few posts back, but max pain numbers for option expiry were heavily skewed lower in some names since people were making some bets over 6 months ago at lower strikes. AMD was like $78 for max pain. Previous weeks saw max pain around $92 so that's a big difference. It also has a lot of people shorting it at the moment.
I know nothing about the stock market but just mess around with robinhood because I think wsb is pretty funny. Imagine my surprise when I opened up RH randomly on vacation this week and saw the two GME 1/15 calls had went from -250 to +3k. Really wish I’d had a few more of those guys
I have 80 shares of GME and was thinking about getting some more. Just curious how much squeeze is left
Roth question. Anyone open one for their child? Nerd wallet is the extent of my education on children’s Roth’s. They weren’t helpful for the do this, don’t do that, when it came to the income of a dependent on my taxes. My 13 year old is doing yard work for neighbors and friends. Other than a log of the when, who and how much, is there anything I’m missing for opening and contributing to my son’s Roth?
85 here at $38.17 just to be in it. Seems like it could still go crazy, I do think Cohen is reason enough to just hold it long if it doesn't happen. Built Chewy to be a big ass online business and thats where he's going with GameStop.
Max you can contribute is what they earn, up to $6k, and you’ll need to pay self-employment tax on the 1040.
Sucks growing up poor and financially illiterate. My son is legit mad at me for having his money in a savings account after showing him the difference in 50 years if it were invested in a Roth.
Good on you for setting him up early for financial success. Personal finance really should be a mandatory course to graduate high school. You can’t stop people from doing dumb shit with money but at least give them the tools.
Yes. it does this as well Salesforce can do whatever you want it to. It’s basically an out of the box CRM tool that can be configured for anything. I’ve got the admin cert. it’s worthless for my current job but I have it.
This is the biggest complaint I have with my union. Our members contribute to a balanced pooled fund for our 401a and k by default. The fees on it are 1.5x the Vanguard fund and the return is half as much over 10 years. 90% of our members never allocate their contributions.
Just scribbling on a cocktail napkin here. 16% income tax today, for a future tax free withdrawal by my children after 50 years of compounded interest, seems like a good investment. That anyone can contribute up to my kid’s income might be the best part.
lol I just checked WSB front page for the first time in months and looks like TMB frontran the WSBers. Half the posts seem to be about GME and BB.
Anybody going long on any particular stock or industry for the Biden term? Green energy or weed stocks maybe?
Was never in GME and not messing with it. I think BB is just starting up and has a more legit shot at succeeding in their pivot.
do you want to own a little bit of a good amount of stocks (sometimes in the same vertical others just in the same exchange) but not have to buy them all individually and thus pay someone about $4-$15 a year for every $10,000 you invest to do so for you? If so look into VTI VOO QQQm etc