u/GrumpMasterC

I'm watching the highlights again (because fuck yeah I am), and Herbstreit wasn't even CLOSE to as bad a Fowler on the Bama humping last night. Just could not stop gushing about Bama's portal adds, the Grubb offense, the RBs, the TEs. And on our first takeaway from Russell off the sack-fumble, he even made a little "was it a forward pass? they're gonna review this but Dawgs have the ball" comment that basically set the tone for the night.

Hi all - I married into a family of longtime Bengals fans (nearly two decades ago --- I spent of lot of time watching those Carson Palmer games and texting with my MIL). We are looking at visiting for the Saints game. We only get to do this once a year at most, and can only really do the 1 pm games bc of the kids, so we want to get four 100 level tix.

My question is this: is there a strategy for buying these tix? That is, do they get cheaper closer to the game date? More expensive? Is there a better way than Stubhub/Seatgeek?

Thanks in advance!

To be clear, I'm a stocks basic ***** ... a "mutual funds that track the market/whatever my financial planner does" kind of investor.

I bought some GE shares way back with money we didn't spend on our wedding, as it was a steady dividend stock at the time. They bottomed out and did a split recently and I didn't think much of it.

We now own a handful of shares in GE Vernova based on stock splits with a $544 cost basis.

We are in a situation where cash is very useful, but not critical. Do I sell these things? The return would be awesome in terms of %, and I'm already skeptical of an AI bubble. But FOMO is real!