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I think its still 50/50 from this point whether it goes lower over the next year or three or if it continues an upward trend immediately. Technically if the hype is over, there's probably going to be a period of consolidation so it could hang around where its at or even lose half its current value over the next few years until the next big hype comes along. Its charts look exactly like all the pump and dump scams I track, but who knows. I do think 30's is a good buy in point for the long term at this time however if it goes lower, be prepared to hold a while. I know its not what you want to hear, but I'm just being honest with what I've seen and feel for the current situation. I do think going the next few months will be weird as people who had traded 2021 and gained and then lost are going to find out they only get to deduct 3K as loss and they will probably have to liquidate to pay large tax bills so there will be share turnover for a little while.

Your 1000% not wrong, its pretty clear that Elon Musk managed to snag a killing over the past 12 months. I'm not sure how much was from Crypto as his companies do actually do very well on their own, but come on increase from 100billion to over 300billion by October? I just checked and they have him at 265billion now so he hasn't had the best 4th quarter either, but wow, good thing he's in control of some big ass shit or he'd be going to prison over the dogecoin crap last summer.

LOL, I hadn't really paid much attention due to life. Best part of day trading, your not in for days, weeks, months so you don't lose by failing to pay attention. Looks like serious corrections happening across the board and with the Fed needing to increase interest rates to slow inflation we're looking at down markets and slowing growth over the next year for sure. Really probably take a few years to adjust IMO. IMO its needed and necessary to create stronger companies out of the aftermath in a "mostly" free market. Probably shouldn't have been propping it up the past 15+ years anyway and both sides are guilty so this ain't political.

Life took me in other directions this fall so I didn't get to do more trading and become very serious yet this January. I love talking shop and have tons of resources if your interested in learning to read charts etc. Almost all technical analysis, I'm not really an investor just a day trader that sometimes swing trades on a few things I watch.

I'm really going to miss CR as I log in many times a day and keep up with you guys from back home. Hope we can keep a community of such awesome guys (yes even the ones I have fun arguing with in Kitchen), I can honestly say I've never blocked anyone on this forum and value everyone because everyone has value. If I didn't have plenty of issues and things going on IRL I'd take up the task of modernizing the forum. Maybe keep that idea on the back burner because I'm all for it, could put in the tech time, and have very underutilized servers anyway as part of my business. If anyone wants to keep in touch, ask me questions etc I consider all of you the best friends I got. FB - Evan Whytsell I'm on LinkedIn as well ewhytsell@hotmail.com dojiscalper@gmail.com ewhytsell@ultimatetechnologyconsulting.com Thanks to the Admin for all they've done,

Awesome news! Congratulations

I'm likely getting over COVID right now, rest of my family has it, wifes vaxinated, brother, his wife, there kids all vaxxed and have COVID as we speak. My oldest daughter however does not have any symptoms. My brother's family are the only ones silly enough to go get tested for a cold. Cost them nearly $1000 which they don't have. My wife is presenting with a ton of serious coughing. I myself have every last HIGH RISK condition that should make me dead from COVID, I've had a pretty easy ride with just a very high fever, 103deg and chills. Diabeties, yep I take shots daily, pills, etc. ME/CFS or as they are now calling it (long covid) yeah I've had that since the 80's from another viral outbreak, high BP, overweight, yeah everything except being over 60 years old. I'm not vaxxed, not gonna be, and got better things to do then worry about "omicron".

Yeah those springs ain't fun. That damn connector I linked is only great when your done with it. Does it's job but hard to get into place for sure.

I'd use the Togglers as the anchor into drywall, attached to unistrut, then attach with whatever you decide after that to connect to the go kart. Unistrut https://www.lowes.com/pd/Adamax-Adamax-14-Gauge-Channel-Strut-EG-10-FT/5001905121 Togglers https://www.lowes.com/pd/TOGGLER-10-Pack-Assorted-Length-x-3-16-in-Dia-Toggle-Bolt-Drywall-Anchor-Screws-Included/3183815 Strut nut to convert to some mounting frame you decide https://www.lowes.com/pd/Superstrut-1-2-in-Spring-Strut-Nut/1000109145 If you work in electrical or pay attention to how electricians and HVAC guys hang stuff you'll see that stuff used all them time including very interesting ways to hang HVAC units from ceilings walls etc.

You hanging from ceiling or actually vertically on a wall? If its going from ceiling and 200lbs, its anchors will be a point load so try to spread that weight out to prevent any sagging that will turn up later. Pics or drawings would help and I'm sure us guys here could find ideas. That is very interesting to me and thats an awesome go-kart. I personally don't like going into studs as you never know if you've hit the center, or if you've hit a bad spot in the stud. I much prefer using "Toggler" bolts from Lowes. They have the engineered rating on them and handle 375lbs each in 1/2" drywall. I use them every week to put up ordering menu's or other digital signage at businesses. Including video walls using rail systems.

I agree the longer term chart looks like any coin you think has a future, Bit and Eth look to be at good buy in points assuming they continue to have value over a longer period, ie years and your planning to invest vs get rich. Much better place to be buying than at the top due to FOMO. Honestly DOGE AND SHIB look kinda bad simply from the charts and thats probably due to their popularity waning as the true gamblers look for other get rich quick opportunities.

Thanks guys, I did not know Harbor Freight had any warranty on sockets. I'll have to check them for sure. Last time I used any warranty for that stuff it was craftsman and Sears and it was easy.

Looked on that link, thanks. I see a few things in gonna look into more. I don't mind dropping hundreds I just don't want to be buying a bunch of stuff I don't need. I don't think in 30 years I've ever used the screwdrivers or bits in those tidy little kits. I have those that I buy from other sources.

I'd like to get a nice complete set. My old stuff is broke lost etc. I just don't want to buy a 300-400 piece set with the same 45 sockets and 300 screw driver bits and Allen wrenches I'll just throw away as soon as I open the box. What's a good bang for buck solution? I'm at the point where I'm gonna make a list of the sizes and find the closest kit I can and figure the rest out some other way but figured I'd ask. Really only need 1/4 3/8 1/2 drive sockets. I have the socket wrenches that I like and our well broken in so that doesn't even matter. I guess maybe I could do an inventory to see what I'm missing first idk.

It could be argued that the out of state person is taking a job away from someone who is a resident. It's all a convoluted mess with tons of points of contention.