A cowboys fan in distress

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A cowboys fan in distress

A cowboys fan in distress

@broken_greg

Just a cowboys fan waiting to actually see a superbowl in the century.

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aziel zerath
aziel zerath@azielzer·
This is harder than it looks
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Yahoo Sports
Yahoo Sports@YahooSports·
Penn students were savage after the First Round loss to Illinois 🗣️
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Old Man Hank
Old Man Hank@human_hank·
@broken_greg @Johnny_Maze2 @RMetzEsq @YahooSports You’re either fucking retarded or not in industry if you disagree w this. 11% of wall street analyst class was Ivy last year. Target schools (like top state schools Indiana, Michigan, UC Berkeley) make up 85%-90% of incoming classes. 20 years ago it mattered a lot more
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Old Man Hank
Old Man Hank@human_hank·
@Johnny_Maze2 @RMetzEsq @YahooSports You’ve clearly never done hiring or been apart of the recruitment process lmfaoo Go talk to any analyst class at an IB firm, almost all are state school kids Same for MBB consulting Same for SWE If a candidate is more polished, higher quality, etc school means fuck all lmao
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Rushi
Rushi@rushicrypto·
If the last one was named “The Great” Depression, what’s this one going to be called?
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Darth Powell
Darth Powell@VladTheInflator·
Why the fuck would I buy a house? An exact place I live in just sold for $550,000 with a $400 HOA fee. That's a $4,500/mo mortgage payment I pay a little over $2,000/mo in rent I add that $2,500 disparity to what invest into the market per month.
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@dollarsanddata @cactusmaac No you can’t compare them. It’s two completely asset classes. This shows you’re an idiot and no one should take your advice (or anyone on the internet). You wouldn’t use the S&P as a benchmark for a bond portfolio would you?
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Nick Maggiulli
Nick Maggiulli@dollarsanddata·
@cactusmaac You can compare the two (even with leverage). It’s just math. My argument is that after transaction costs (and paying rental managers) you’d net out behind an index investor
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Nick Maggiulli
Nick Maggiulli@dollarsanddata·
Even if your rental properties do outperform the market (unlikely), when you include the "return on hassle", it's not even close. The cost of your time, dealing with tenants, etc., is far higher than a few percentage points a year.
Mikli@CryptoMikli

Caleb Hammer reveals his biggest money mistake was buying rental properties instead of investing in the market “I made decent money, but I would have made so much more money by just being in the market instead of focusing on that. My rental properties back in my home state, I am fully exiting them and just putting the money in the market.”

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@dollarsanddata It’s just an asset class that isn’t an equity. So comparing it to equities is retarded, but I wouldn’t expect you to understand that. Would you use the S&P as a benchmark if you only held bond? It’s cap pres with cashflow. Stop being retarded
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Graham Stephan
Graham Stephan@GrahamStephan·
Renting is still cheaper than buying in every major U.S. City. Historically, renting vs buying is about balanced - with the only difference being the opportunity cost of a 5-25% down payment. Until we reach an equilibrium, it’s hard to justify buying a home in 2026…UNLESS: 1. You get a fantastic deal (I’m seeing places now sell -20%+ off list price in Las Vegas) 2. You absolutely love the home and don’t care if you overpay 3. You plan to hold it 10+ years 4. You’re rich AF and pay a premium to not have a landlord. Besides that, short term - renting still seems to be superior option while you stack cash and wait for the right opportunity / perfect house.
unusual_whales@unusual_whales

1 in 7 home sales are falling through, a record for this time of year, per Redfin.

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Shagun Makin
Shagun Makin@shaguncrypto·
Everyone told me to buy a house. Put $60K down, take the 30-year mortgage, stop wasting on rent. But I chose peace over pressure. - No monthly payments. - No stress about interest rates. - No fear of losing my job.
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@mattlabelle Imagine is Crosby wasn’t fucking gay. Maybe you would’ve won again but your whole country is just a bunch of queers.
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Joe Hislop 
Joe Hislop @jhislop22·
Aaron Judge is the Dak Prescott of playoff baseball
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Jon Brooks
Jon Brooks@jonbrooks·
My friends in their 30s are deciding not to have kids They’re saying two things: They don’t have the money It’s inconvenient to their lifestyle This is not good. What do we do?
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@SScottmansell8 @Budgetdog_ And your mortgage won’t rise at the cost of rent due to taxes that’s for sure, and you’re not burning money on rent. Because these internet morons don’t realize you can live in a Roth IRA
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Scott Mansell
Scott Mansell@SScottmansell8·
@Budgetdog_ I brought my first home at 20 years old.. thought it was a stupid decision now people my age will never own a home and my house value has gone up 60k in 4 years.. I’d say that’s pretty good! What’s your thoughts?
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@Budgetdog_ Yes it is. It’s a capital preservation at best investment, yielding minimal returns. But it’s an investment into overhead and living. Don’t be retarded
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