Uriel 🍻

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Uriel 🍻

Uriel 🍻

@thisguy714

Beigetreten Ağustos 2010
102 Folgt292 Follower
🌵 RC | The Nostalgia Pro🕹️📺
I bought an 85" Sony Bravia from @BestBuy on March 1st. Delivery took 12 days. Now mounting has been delayed another week and just got cancelled again via email. I've been lied to and given the runaround by at least 5 different employees. A @BestBuySupport agent on X even told me to wait until he gets back from vacation to 'fix' it. I spoke with someone from 'corporate' this morning who told me she has to investigate and will possibly get back to me tomorrow. @BestBuy doesn't seem to care and refuses to actually mount the TV. @BestBuySupport help? This is unacceptable for a big purchase. Here's a picture of the TV in the box sitting in my living room.
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@Kross_Roads Who's Bingo card was this headline in??? 😂 Accounting issues, smuggling charges, I wonder what's next??? Lol
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@Kross_Roads I got 1 whole share of Visa stock once with a referral. I think it was in 2023 and it was trading $200ish lol 🙌
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Crossroads
Crossroads@Kross_Roads·
It's been years since I had a referral on Robinhood. I didn't realize we could choose our stock now. I picked $NVDA. In time, this will grow to $50, giving me a nice burger in the year 2043.
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@gottlebee Only you get to decide what the best move for you is 👍
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Patricia/Road to FI
Patricia/Road to FI@gottlebee·
I transferred my Robinhood account to Fidelity. Did I make a wrong move?
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@WheelieInvestor I wish I had more cash 😅.... But im basically all in and continuing to DCA. Biggest position is $HOOD 👍
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The Wheelie Investor
The Wheelie Investor@WheelieInvestor·
My current biggest position is CASH What is your biggest position?
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amit@amitisinvesting·
TRUMP ON THE IRAN SURPRISE ATTACK: "Who knows better about surprises than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?" bro 💀
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@TJTheWheelDeal Start with "1883" then "1923" and then Yellowstone if you do start with the series.
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TJTheWheelDeal@TJTheWheelDeal·
How many shows does Taylor Sheridan have now? We have watched Landman and now Tulsa Kings. Didn’t do Yellowstone. Is it a must see? I’m unsure if I want to watch it bc I feel like it’s a gateway drug to other shows. Same reason I never saw Star Wars.
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@kingtutcap Dang... I watched the whole clip 😅 Perfect representation lol
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Tut C🅰️pital@kingtutcap·
The stock market over the last couple months
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Cole’s Trades
Cole’s Trades@ColesTrades·
I want to follow everyone that is buying $SOFI right now. Drop a comment if you’re buying!
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Heisenberg
Heisenberg@Mr_Derivatives·
$META is officially shutting down the Metaverse on June 15th 2026. $90 billion dollars spent on it. Oof.
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@megrogs26 I was on the wait list for a year and a half 😅😒...... Worth thw wait though 🙌
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Meghan Rogan
Meghan Rogan@megrogs26·
Might as well at least get on the waitlist. It will probably be at least a year 😅 $HOOD
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Cole Grinde
Cole Grinde@GrindeOptions·
Most of my followers never engage with these posts, leave a freaking comment if you’re not too chicken.
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Cole Grinde@GrindeOptions·
Can you beat my credit score?
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@Futurenvesting I was listening and was wondering if it was your internet or YouTube 😂
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Earnest Hamilton
Earnest Hamilton@FinancialErnie·
$CLSK When do you see @CleanSpark_Inc announcing their lease? Comment with a different answer or why you chose what you did. 🗣️👂
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@NotA_Bull I sleep easy throwing money into $AMZN.... Selling Covered Calls helps with the choppiness as well, if you manage them properly.
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Evan | Investments
Evan | Investments@NotA_Bull·
I'm wondering if it ever pays off. I've been buying $AMZN for 13 months and I'm slightly in the red. Do you think this will pay off in 3–5 years? Honestly, what do you think?
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Stocker-Man
Stocker-Man@TheStockerMan·
At 22 years old… Should you be: A) 100% allocated to $VOO B) 100% allocated to high-growth stocks you have long-term conviction in like $SOFI, $OSCR, $ZETA, $HIMS and more C) a split between both? I’m currently 100% in high-growth individual stocks. I understand the argument for $VOO. It gives you broad exposure to the S&P 500 in one ETF, which means instant diversification across a large basket of U.S. companies. That is exactly why broad index funds are often the easier and safer default for most investors. But at 22 years old, I also think this is one of the few stages in life where being more aggressive can actually make sense if you truly understand what you own and can HANDLE the volatility. Because the reality is this: Going 100% into high-growth individual stocks gives you a chance to outperform big, but it also gives you much more concentration risk. Regulators and investor education sources are pretty clear on this point: diversification is meant to reduce the damage that can come from over-emphasizing one security, sector, or strategy. So for me, the real question is not: Am I 22, so should I go all-in growth? It’s: “Can I watch my portfolio get cut in half and still hold with conviction?” “Have I done enough work to understand the risks?” “Do I actually want maximum upside, or do I just like the idea of it?” That’s why I think the most rational answer for most people is probably the split. Something like a strong core in $VOO for stability and diversification, with the rest in your highest-conviction growth names for upside. That way you still give yourself room to outperform, but you are not making your entire future depend on a handful of individual companies. That lines up with standard diversification guidance, which emphasizes spreading risk rather than relying too heavily on any one basket. That said… If you are young, have a long time horizon, add consistently, genuinely understand the businesses, and can stomach brutal drawdowns without panic-selling, then being heavily tilted toward growth is not crazy. It’s just higher risk, higher reward. So my answer: For most 22-year-olds: split. For someone with very high conviction and very high risk tolerance: heavy growth can make sense. But 100% in anything… even 100% in only one type of strategy comes with risk.
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TJTheWheelDeal@TJTheWheelDeal·
@SolLunix Do you not know how amazing Vagina is? None of that shit measures up even close lol
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Lunix@SolLunix·
I speak for all men when I say this is all we want
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Uriel 🍻@thisguy714·
@ColesTrades I stay away from monthly options. I only sell weekly, .5-.15 delta and ALWAYS close with 80-90% profit. I never let them expire.
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Cole’s Trades@ColesTrades·
If you SELL OPTIONS, I have a couple questions for you: How do you find a stock with the juiciest premiums? When do you decide to roll an option to the next month instead of just collecting the premium and closing the position? How many DTE to your options?
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