u/Tasty_Albatross_4004

I have $600 in paze credits, im ngl, it's been fun using it, usually Dunkin is a rare treat bc frankly it's so overpriced. But I'm just getting coffee for myself and another person almost every day on my way to work 😂

HOWEVER I fail to understand the point of it after this is done, you don't get any extra rewards for using it & it seems to fail on me multiple times, sometimes just refusing to go through even trying multiple cards, I've had it happen with dominos, Wendy's and Dunkin. Which just makes it inconvenient I'm not trying to attempt checkout 7 times.

The other aspect is if you accidentally type a wrong digit on the verification side, you're locked out for 24 HOURS I realize you can also use passkey but still overkill.

I seriously have no reason to use this over apple pay when the promotion is done

Just looking at sources on Gemini of things I ask outside of reddit obviously, interestingly, Quora comes up relatively often. And asked Gemini (not sure on the accuracy here) but it has 400 million monthly active users.

Seems like if reddit is trying to monetize data, going ahead of the curve and capturing a large source of data that has some similarities to reddit before google or someone else starts buying them up to avoid licensing fees in the future. Seems like it would be a very solid use of the massive pile of cash assuming a fair value.

Any thoughts? Maybe it's been brought up before.

Just went back for the first time in a bit, why can't we split by item anymore? The waitress had to do it at her computer first , why create extra labor for the staff it makes no sense.

Curious on opinions of yesterday's earnings and the resulting post market/pre market giant drop. Biggest catalyst for this seems to be a slightly drop in daily active users, hard numbers were great big revenue growth etc. But fear behind users and ofc, google or ai in general.

Hey y'all, I'm at fidelity currently roughly 3.5 years, I have a series 66 and series 7 and do planning and guidance on 401k plans (phones) it's ok but the company has slowed essentially to a halt and there's very little to no forward movement possible.

Any idea what I should search for to find other roles? It's hard to sort through irrelevant positions I feel like I'm searching wrong I've used "paraplanner" and "financial license required" or maybe I should stop using LinkedIn job search.

For context I make about 63k base and 15-20k in variable comp so that's what I'm trying to replicate or exceed.

Thank you for any help!

I did DSD for about a year during the beginning of Covid 2020, there were talks about it going away at that time, I was just curious if it’s still a position.
I didn’t mind the role outside of the hours and my manager, but ultimately left for more pay.

So I'm sure a lot of us have experienced some dramatic run ups in the past few years. One of mine is Corning (GLW) I bought it yearssss ago when it wasn't cool with an average cost of $35.

Now my issue isn't the waiting when I understand a company well and have determined the market is undervalued it, my issue is figuring out when to move on.

The company is still really solid, which is obviously why market sentiment is so bullish, but the P/E (yes I know this is just one metric) is over 120 now.

My usual mo is don't sell unless the story has changed or you've found a better opportunity. The usual lynch "don't water your weeds and cut your flowers" but these dramatic run ups are making me nervous. If anyone has any articles or guidance on *when* to sell I'd appreciate it because I feel like it's a missing component of mine. Thanks for your time

I'm split on if this is bullish or not. Good that companies recognize the value, bad in that companies recognize the value and are also purposely trying to manipulate the results by flooding the website with fake results

Idk if you go on the subreddit for the city you live in, but I go on mine fairly frequently. I feel like a really cool integration with city/town specific subreddits would be a place to buy/sell stuff ala fb marketplace. No reason reddit can't compete with Facebook and drive more daily active users

I've been of the opinion DCF is a bit useless since you're modeling based on the assumption of growth and numbers you don't really know. But at the same time, you don't really know anything about the future of a company. However it seems better to me to just read more about the company from earnings calls, 10-k, interviews, things of that nature. I feel has yielded mr a better result since I can actually understand the business vs theoretical numbers. I'm open to being challenged on that though, or if anyone knows of a model that might work better that they use that's not DCF