Lol you guys are ridiculous.

I used to think of myself as halfway normal. No neurosurgeon is even halfway normal. I did manage to find an awesome Aggie wife. She has given me 3 beautiful (hopefully Baylor!) daughters. I'm trying to learn to make money on here so I can afford their weddings in 20+ yrs.

Already dreading the price. Will cost me like $2M to marry them off. After 2% inflation from J Pow, it may be $10M.

I need SuperCuts to go to $450/share.

LOYAL AG said:

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SP500 Daily. Several things going on here:

• Volume profile on the right is built from past 12 months.
• Yellow dashed line is the last "big" bar of volume on this profile. It served as support last week and we bounced off of it.
• Channel is roughly the past 12 months.
• Thick red dashed line is the middle of the volume profile.
• EMA's are 8, 21, 50 and 200.

I said a couple of times last week that we needed to reclaim this channel soon or we'd see more downside as the bottom started to act as resistance and that's what I think is happening. At a minimum I think we see a retest of that 4360 area that served as support last week. If we lose that area the volume gets pretty thin until you get into the mid-4200's. Right now in the short term I think that has to be considered. If we lose 4360 volume doesn't pick back up until 4230 area. If we were to reach that far we'd also be roughly touching the 200 EMA which we haven't touched since Oct, 2019 other than March, 2020 when it all crashed.

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Well that was quick. We touched then lost that 4360 area today.

I expect a dead cat bounce tomorrow (maybe a G-R day) before we resume the fall into the 4200s. There's just entirely too much bad news right now to think this thing is going to rally. We're down 4.4% from the 9/2 ATH. I don't really think we'll get a full 10% because that's right around 4100 and we'll hit the 200 EMA before then and there's a good volume shelf in the low 4200s.

Be wary for the next couple of weeks. Not much reason to be bullish in the short term.

BaylorSpineGuy said:

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Lol you guys are ridiculous.

I used to think of myself as halfway normal. No neurosurgeon is even halfway normal. I did manage to find an awesome Aggie wife. She has given me 3 beautiful (hopefully Baylor!) daughters. I'm trying to learn to make money on here so I can afford their weddings in 20+ yrs.

Already dreading the price. Will cost me like $2M to marry them off. After 2% inflation from J Pow, it may be $10M.

I need SuperCuts to go to $450/share.

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I'm going to start a wedding planning and event center tomorrow to handle your daughters weddings. Just send 1.5M now and we'll call it even.

FJ43 said:

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BaylorSpineGuy said:

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Lol you guys are ridiculous.

I used to think of myself as halfway normal. No neurosurgeon is even halfway normal. I did manage to find an awesome Aggie wife. She has given me 3 beautiful (hopefully Baylor!) daughters. I'm trying to learn to make money on here so I can afford their weddings in 20+ yrs.

Already dreading the price. Will cost me like $2M to marry them off. After 2% inflation from J Pow, it may be $10M.

I need SuperCuts to go to $450/share.

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I'm going to start a wedding planning and event center tomorrow to handle your daughters weddings. Just send 1.5M now and we'll call it even.

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When Neurosurgeon's need TA stock advice to pay for weddings, we have problems.

I have 3 kiddos too... all within 18 months of each other. I let them know that I am paying for 1 wedding, 1 college and 1 car - they decide who gets what .

BaylorSpineGuy said:

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Lol you guys are ridiculous.

I used to think of myself as halfway normal. No neurosurgeon is even halfway normal. I did manage to find an awesome Aggie wife. She has given me 3 beautiful (hopefully Baylor!) daughters. I'm trying to learn to make money on here so I can afford their weddings in 20+ yrs.

Already dreading the price. Will cost me like $2M to marry them off. After 2% inflation from J Pow, it may be $10M.

I need SuperCuts to go to $450/share.

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My goal for the end of this year was to purchase the engagement ring, propose sometime in the Spring. Anything leftover from my ring balance will be used to start the wedding fund. I imagine my parents will want to chip in some, but my girlfriend's family has made it clear to not expect much if anything (good people, but times are tough).

We currently live together and we always make the joke that rolling up to the courthouse is looking better and better each day lol. I don't even want to think about what the average wedding cost will be 20 years from now, sends a shiver down my spine.

PWestAg18 said:

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BaylorSpineGuy said:

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Lol you guys are ridiculous.

I used to think of myself as halfway normal. No neurosurgeon is even halfway normal. I did manage to find an awesome Aggie wife. She has given me 3 beautiful (hopefully Baylor!) daughters. I'm trying to learn to make money on here so I can afford their weddings in 20+ yrs.

Already dreading the price. Will cost me like $2M to marry them off. After 2% inflation from J Pow, it may be $10M.

I need SuperCuts to go to $450/share.

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My goal for the end of this year was to purchase the engagement ring, propose sometime in the Spring. Anything leftover from my ring balance will be used to start the wedding fund. I imagine my parents will want to chip in some, but my girlfriend's family has made it clear to not expect much if anything (good people, but times are tough).

We currently live together and we always make the joke that rolling up to the courthouse is looking better and better each day lol. I don't even want to think about what the average wedding cost will be 20 years from now, sends a shiver down my spine.

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Both my sons were married within the 1st QTR this year and we ended up paying for a lot of the costs. Both were beautiful weddings but very different and a wedding can cost as much as you want it to be.

Only advice is do not go into debt for it. It will be a regret you'll pay on for years. Why you're getting married is the foundation.

Just a suggestion though for the grooms cake.

What?! Nobody said they were afraid to take a haircut on RGS? So serious…..I'll let myself out

Can't hear you down there. I'm orbiting space. Moon landing soon.

Got up 25 cents AH, now up 21 cents.

BaylorSpineGuy said:

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Whatever you want. Saw it mostly in Peds NSGY. Certainly happens in adults too. More likely ischemic in kids, hemorrhagic in adults. Bypass is standard of care.

Recent publications in neurosurgery are talking about development of some medical therapies for it. Have not read much on that yet tho.

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He's legit y'all, just making sure we didn't have an mfbarnes in here!

(Kiddo had bilateral dural inversions at 18 and 20 months after nearly fatal ischemic strokes)

Hard to arterial anastomosis in young kids. Vessels too small. Usually lay temporalis muscle on dura or brain. Earliest to sew* the vessels is probably age 10 or so. Not my expertise in the least. Can barely even see the needle to sew….even with a microscope.

Give me a spinal deformity any day.

Awesome cake.

Agreed, no need for debt. I've made the not-so-joking joke multiple times that we should just cater Layne's instead of paying for some "fancy" banquet food. She then gets angry because she's a heathen and prefers Cane's.....we have some serious issues to work through

If y'all want to skip the birthing part and just get some kids, I have a few that I'd give you. The 15 year old won't even be on the payroll too much longer so it would be a short commitment time.

I lost 2% on my portfolio today, what the ****

Username does not check out :p

RGS is on Atlas' radar for tomorrow, could help with a run.

Hardest working man in spine surgery?

hedge said:

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I lost 2% on my portfolio today, what the ****

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the market was down 2% today. What did you expect?