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    Quote Originally Posted by billyjoe View Post
    Jiesen, I'm quite a ways past 65 now. You know I like UTHR and I've been threatening to buy Jack Dorsey's Block (SQ) for years. This might be the time.

    -------------billy
    Yeah, there are lots of tech stocks on sale right now... and Block is solid, too. Next week will be a good time to do more bargain hunting, so I'm going to take a look around and see what else is out there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jiesen View Post
    I'm home sick and bored today, and SNAP happens to have taken a huge dump, so I picked up some SNAP shares here at $10. I've been eyeing this one for awhile, and think it just might be a good time to jump in for a quick 10-20% on this one.

    If you use Snapchat, you know... this company has a very sticky platform, and will be around for awhile.
    Soooo...

    I chickened out today, and sold SNAP for 10.2 (still made out with about a 2% profit tho). I am going to put that money into an I-Bond instead, and pocket at least 4.8% interest over the next 6 months on it. That's a safe bet, and SNAP, although tempting, isn't so safe. I still figure it's due for an $11 price sometime soon, but seeing it drop to 9.5 first, with my cash in it made me question my choices there... SNAP is cool, but do I really want my money riding on this new-fangled tech? Why, when I can make a safe return of 9.62% annualized backed by Uncle Sam? Well, now you know why I am a chicken in this market.

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    11! See? Now why did I have to chicken out like that....

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    and now SNAP is $12... gee whiz.

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