InspecktorPennystock 🇷🇴 🇺🇸

Rules for "playing" my "picks" 1. Check L2, look for mal MM's, support, resistance 2. Check chart, for broader view of support, trend, resistance 3. Wait patiently for a dip and watch L2 for bids to come in OR 4. Wait patiently for momo (heavy slaps/ask buying) to come in GLTU

@investandcreate @Camp4 Penny stocks died for me at the end of 2021. Its been SPY options ever since. Its the "pennystock" market of big boards; way better than OTC due to the liquidity.

@InspecktorPenny @Camp4 Speaking of taking risks, tell me some Penny Stocks to buy lol

This guy is confusing what is legal with what is ethical. Anyone who’s been in business for a long time has had a counterparty retrade a deal at the 11th hour. It’s technically legal, but if your intent going in is to do so, it’s unethical. When choosing a career, it’s important to not only ask, “can I make money?”, but also… “Is this who I want to be?”

@DanielMcKinzie5 @wsbtv And praising Flock too....

@wsbtv Sounds like another gun control setup. Because some dipshit cant hack being in society!

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@investandcreate @Camp4 True, there is a difference. It definitely gets murky when you're facilitating the transaction and your company is the purchaser as well.

@InspecktorPenny @Camp4 Yes but you’re negotiating on your clients behalf. Not lying to other parties.

@shawngorham What in the world is going on here?? AI pics??

This makes me so mad... I offered $552k on this house. I lost it by 8k. I had sale price at $780k (I had the last closed comp in the area) This flipper did some absolute garbage work, shocking flipper garbage. This is my competition. Pay more, do shit work, price $30k above last closed sale. The market has been so hot it's paid off for most the last 10 years. I hate seeing this get rewarded.

@jamesonhaslam More like you saved yourself future trouble. What kinda jackson doesnt clean after himself... smh.

burned another sub* 🫠😔 *asked him to clean up his mess before final payment

@sethweathers As an immigrant, part of being American is assimilating the American culture. If you don't want to do that, you should just stay in your own country.

It should be illegal for Gwinnett County, Georgia to conduct elections this way. Truly disgusting!

@slye @jamesonhaslam Great informative post!

Most HVAC contractors in America are trying to keep you in the 1990s. I had $15,000 cash to spend on a cold-climate heat pump. Nearly every contractor I contacted tried to talk me out of it or over-quote me an outrageous amount to deter me away. One guy spent 20 minutes explaining why variable-speed heat pumps are a scam. Another literally said he wouldn’t put one in his own house. Why? My guess: 1) They are ignorant of the latest technology 2) They don’t have the training to install/service the new systems 3) Their pockets get filled from big box old school HVAC manufacturers if they sell them Unfortunately, a new HVAC for most homeowners is very urgent so these contractors use this time crunch to overcharge or upsell inferior systems. Luckily, I bought a couple of $130 window AC units to hold me over for 2 weeks while I reached out to 15+ contractors. I received quotes ranging from $10,000 to over $24,000. Only 2 of the quotes included a modern cold-climate heat pump. After price matching and negotiations, I ultimately chose a Daikin Aurora Fit cold-climate inverter heat pump + 97% modulating gas furnace (true dual-fuel setup) Total cost after rebates = $13,000 This system usually goes for around $20,000. Here are the key takeaways I wish I had known before I started shopping: 1. Always demand a real Manual J load calculation. Don’t settle for a “rule of thumb” or register count. I had 3 different contractors give me 3 different sizes until one actually ran proper software. 2. True variable-speed inverter technology is worth it especially in a multi-level home. It runs longer at lower speeds, gives much better dehumidification, smoother temperatures, and is noticeably quieter. 3. Dual-fuel (heat pump + high-efficiency gas furnace) is often the smartest move in mixed climates (like my home in Louisville). The heat pump handles most of the year efficiently while the furnace only kicks in on the coldest days (if necessary) 4. Shop aggressively and negotiate hard. Buy yourself some time with some temporary/portable units. I got competing quotes and used them to drive the price down significantly. 5. Duct sealing, correct sizing/tonnage, and proper installation matter more than most people realize especially in older homes. 6. Have a detailed checklist to vet each contractor. An extremely helpful guide I had throughout the process was from @energysmartwv So why did I insist on cold climate heat pump? • Way better temperature balance upstairs (even without zoning) • Excellent dehumidification in humid summers • Significantly quieter operation • I’m expecting to save $60/month on electricity • Less reliance on gas and possibly eliminating the need altogether Modern cold-climate heat pumps are no longer experimental. They’re one of the smartest upgrades most homeowners can make right now. Do your homework to make sure you are getting the best system possible for your home. Don’t let old school contractors keep you in the past. Have you installed (or considered) a heat pump in a cold or mixed climate? Were the contractors helpful or did they try to talk you out of it?

@BowTiedBroke Its supposed to be custom for a reason! 😅 make em haul it off!

Someone please make me feel better and tell me this is normal when the custom glass doesn’t quite fit the opening 🙏

@ChudTheBuilder Walking around instigating people isn't really a best case use of your rights.

If half the country wants to kill u for exercising your God given rights. Then, are you still in America? We either deport all who reject the freedoms this nation was built on, or we must go out and boldly exercise our rights in their faces until they learn to accept it.

@MJTruthUltra Used vehicle and service market about to boom. They will try to outlaw owning and driving old cars.

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@LoganARobison No, not normal experience. Its your chance to pull out.

Is this a normal experience working with a contractor? Me: “when are you coming?” Contractor: “we’ll be there tomorrow at 1pm” Never shows up Me: “when are you coming?” Contractor: “we’ll be there on Tuesday at 3pm” Never shows up This happened 5 times (not exaggerating). I finally said we’re done, give me my deposit back. Is this normal or did I get played?

@shawngorham The customer even finances the project for you! I'm usually in profit by 2nd/3rd draw.

I am convinced I would have made A LOT more money in home remodeling than flipping houses for the same exact work

$AGPU some wild pm activity

@shawngorham Looks good with LED strip up there.

Flippers being flippers. Do not leave a 6" gap above the cabinets, either raise them or buy the right sizes - rookie mistake The bar is so low in construction

@Willrandship @giveashitnature Didn't work for me with the octenol. Maybe I need something else as the bait.

@giveashitnature A propane burner with a vacuum and a filter always seemed like the best option for really targeting mosquitoes. You get heat and CO2, and minimal light. I have never tried one, no idea if there's some fatal flaw in the approach.

If you have a bug zapper up, it's time to take it down. A University of Delaware study analyzed nearly 14,000 insects killed by bug zappers over a single summer. Mosquitoes accounted for 0.22% of them. Less than one quarter of one percent. The other 99.78%? Moths, beetles, midges, fireflies, and other beneficial insects doing exactly what your yard needs them to do. Here's why it's even worse than it sounds: mosquitoes don't find you by light. They find you by carbon dioxide, body heat, and skin chemistry. Your bug zapper is completely invisible to them. Meanwhile it's running all night massacring the pollination night shift. Moths are among the most important nocturnal pollinators alive, and they're flying straight into your zapper because they navigate by light. Bug zappers kill over 70 billion insects annually in the US. Harvard Medical School's Zika page specifically warns against them, noting they may actually increase mosquito populations by eliminating the beneficial insects that prey on mosquitoes. What actually works: eliminate standing water within 100 feet of where you spend time outside. That's your best bet. It's time to break up with the bug zapper.

Someone from Flock needs to explain why Flock’s VP Bob Carter and manger Randy Gluck were spying on children in a gymnastic room, pool, fitness center and the preschool daycare on MULTIPLE OCCASIONS. That's a violation of your own policies. Care to comment @glangley?

@RCGT4_ Wow this just may be the worst fighting I've seen in my life. Hooligans...

Fkn little tramps about time we see someone sticking up against feral little cunts

@_ScottsStuff Looks like they did a really good core aeration job! I approve. 👍

@jxxbx46931 @knuckleheadnig @XMRVoid Its not government property, it's a private company ran by a nerd.

@knuckleheadnig @XMRVoid I’m not saying don’t do it but don’t go to jail for this and the fine will be hefty they will make you pay for this shit

PEOPLE IN AUSTIN TEXAS ARE TAKING DOWN THE FLOCK CAMERAS FUCKING CHADS, RESOURCE: DEFLOCK.ORG