FJ43 said:

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Jet Black said:

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FUBO is butt f'ing me right now.

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It'll be back.....

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Prognightmare said:

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Jet Black said:

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FUBO is butt f'ing me right now.

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Good lord, I have so many gifs in mind that would better illustrate my laughter but I don't know how to load them from my iPad from the bar.

Please pull a McInnis and reply to this post in August. You'll be making money and we can all laugh together.

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FJ43 said:

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Jet Black said:

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FUBO is butt f'ing me right now.

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It'll be back.....

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$30,000 Millionaire said:

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I think there are good odds that there is still ugly yet to come. The SPX have a good close, technically a reversal, but it did not close above the 21. The NDX is hanging out below it's 89 EMA.

For those that bought dips, I hope you sold cc on the spike to protect yourselves.

My weekly booked gains -> 2.75%, mostly due to hedges. My total account value is probably down 4-5%, but that is OK, I can work with that.

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irish pete ag06 said:

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FJ43 said:

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Jet Black said:

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FUBO is butt f'ing me right now.

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It'll be back.....

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I doubled my position today.

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TxAG#2011 said:

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Can aggiedaniel come back and share some more alpha after today

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South Platte said:

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Jet Black said:

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FUBO is butt f'ing me right now.

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Have you looked into BUFU yet?

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DisAg said:

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So what's the consensus? More sell off or rebound?

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DisAg said:

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So what's the consensus? More sell off or rebound?

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DisAg said:

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So what's the consensus? More sell off or rebound?

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NRD09 said:

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DisAg said:

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So what's the consensus? More sell off or rebound?

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Clearly your username doesn't refer to a ticker. Aftermarket Mouse says the recession is over

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California Allows for Theme Parks, Stadiums and Ballparks to Open Outdoors Under Certain Conditions -- Update

3/5/21, 6:02 PM

California on Friday paved the way for Walt Disney Co.'s Disneyland and other attractions across the state to reopen as soon as next month, according to new guidelines on Covid-19 restrictions.

Under new guidelines announced by the California Department of Public Health, amusement parks, stadiums and ballparks in the state can reopen at 15% capacity starting on April 1 if certain test positivity rates are met. However, Disneyland won't resume operations under the most restrictive tier that still allows theme parks to reopen, since it limits capacity at 15%. The new guidelines could also drive activity in other industries, including live music and sports.

Opening the park at less than 25% capacity doesn't make economic sense, said a person familiar with the matter. If Covid-19 rates continue to fall as projected, though, Disney and other businesses could move into a zone that allows for 25% capacity by mid-April, this person said. Ken Potrock, the president of Disneyland Resort, said the company would be announcing an opening date soon.

Disneyland has been closed for nearly a year since the pandemic spread across the U.S., but unlike its counterpart in Orlando, has remained shut even as restrictions across the country have loosened.

"With case rates and hospitalizations significantly lower, the arrival of three highly effective vaccines and targeted efforts aimed at vaccinating the most vulnerable communities, California can begin gradually and safely bringing back more activities, especially those that occur outdoors and where consistent masking is possible," said Dr. Mark Ghaly, secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency.

So far, California has administered about 10 million vaccine doses, according to the state. President Biden said earlier this week he expects the nation will have sufficient vaccine supplies for all adults in the U.S. by the end of May.

The updated guidance is welcome news to executives at Disney, who have publicly dueled with California officials over the right to reopen. The company's theme park in Orlando has been operating at reduced capacity since last July.

Reopening the California park will take several weeks. The company has tens of thousands of employees on furlough, and will need to negotiate with unions to bring those workers back and retrain them. A United Food and Commercial Workers local chapter that represents some Disney employees said Friday that its members "have been furloughed or out of a job for a year now and are excited to go back to work to provide Californians with a bit more magic in their lives."
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Only comparison I can think of is when I go for the hottest wing sauce at Pluckers and then the next day spend the majority of the day in misery praying for it to stop.

Half the time, I can tell when I've extoled the final demon and then it's onward and upward from that point forward (vowing never to order "Fire in the hole" at Pluckers again). However, the other half there turns out to be plenty more demons in my colon just waiting until I've relaxed enough to join a crowded setting. I'm desperately hoping this Friday was the former in that example.

Whatever the case, once these demons have left, I'm never ignoring OA's advice to go heavy cash again.

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Pluckers??? Are you friends with Ketch?

If so, we may have to vote you off the island.

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Pluckers ain't back and we shouldn't let it be ruined by the ******bag

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