Took 70% of my cash and put it into the stock market

MAGpie81

MAGpie81

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madvillian420 said:
Agreed. Ive noticed a lot of companies moving past and above the 20v standard to higher numbers, which will undoubtedly lead to gasoline levels of performance or better eventually. Ill probably give it another year or 2 and switch over to mostly electric tools as well
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Makita. They have some heavy-work tools that run on 2 - 40v batteries (for 80v total). I’m going to start with a weedwacker with attachments I saw good reviews on.
Buy the dip and hold for a few years as batt-op takes off. Makita has 40+ years of experience there. I also am invested in Milwaukee and Ryobi (under ticker TTNDY).
Here’s a link to the heavy-hitters Makitas-
www.makitatools.com

Makita USA

Makita USA: The Leader In Cordless with 18V LXT Lithium-Ion. The best in class for cordless power tool technology. A leader in power tool technology for the professional.
www.makitatools.com www.makitatools.com
 
oldsilvertip55

oldsilvertip55

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MAGpie81 said:
Makita. They have some heavy-work tools that run on 2 - 40v batteries (for 80v total). I’m going to start with a weedwacker with attachments I saw good reviews on.
Buy the dip and hold for a few years as batt-op takes off. Makita has 40+ years of experience there. I also am invested in Milwaukee and Ryobi (under ticker TTNDY).
Here’s a link to the heavy-hitters Makitas-
www.makitatools.com

Makita USA

Makita USA: The Leader In Cordless with 18V LXT Lithium-Ion. The best in class for cordless power tool technology. A leader in power tool technology for the professional.
www.makitatools.com www.makitatools.com
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the new batt teck is going to change things , not supposed to take as many recharge cycles ,but they don't lose near the power reserve just from sitting around, like the batts we have now.
 
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orangejesus

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DoubleAtotheRON said:
Everyone is moving to the electric sector. I can’t believe Stihl put out an electric chainsaw. It’s for small jobs mind you, but this is a handy little thing for a couple hundo. View attachment 5150346
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My dad has the Milwaukee version of this - seems like the perfect weapon for the zombie apocalypse (at least until the juice ran out)
 
MAGpie81

MAGpie81

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orangejesus said:
My dad has the Milwaukee version of this - seems like the perfect weapon for the zombie apocalypse (at least until the juice ran out)
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Invest in 956D93E4-A6AD-4CA4-842E-235EA5585880.jpeg
if you want to see some quick returns once the market favors electric/battery op;
TTNDY is a bunch of oft-used, relied-upon hand tools
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Elsembrador

Elsembrador

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Fuck buying and holding! swing calls and puts on spy. Buying and holding makes you fall in love with stocks and keep you from selling and actually making money. NFA
 
StonedGardener

StonedGardener

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Ballsy, stoner dude ! I prefer to be much more liquid ! Now you can watch
that " Ticker-Tape " all day and night and then dream about it ( or become an
insomniac) .
 
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grayeyes

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So, my question is to OP, did you make any money, short or long term? 8 or 9 years ago I had invested in a fund that made great yields. I added 80% to my original investment. When the market tanked they withdrew that offering. I have now watched for the last two years and while there has been a bounce up and down of values the honest truth is there wasn't enough return even on $20 or $30K to consider it. $12 to $25 for two years is a waste.
 
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