[I Are Baboon]

Speaking of poop, I made a salad last night of quinoa, butternut squash, and kale. Plenty of leftovers for lunch today too.

 

[Toshi]

I'm sitting on ~20% cash just waiting for an opportunity.

I'm at 90% stocks, set and forget it in tax-deferred accounts. I figure they'll be the last thing I draw down when I retire besides from SEPP if I retire super early, so makes sense to be the most aggressive here.

In my taxable account 66% of my holdings are at 35% stocks, with the remaining third at 75% stocks, which makes my mix overall just under 50% stocks. I'll punt more of that 35% stock pile over to the 75% stock pile after the next nice dip in the market.

Cash doesn't appreciate or generate other benefits via tax loss harvesting so I hold essentially nothing month to month beyond that which I need to avoid fees (+ the $500 per account interest-bearing portion of my credit union accounts).

 

[stoney]

I'm at 90% stocks, set and forget it in tax-deferred accounts. I figure they'll be the last thing I draw down when I retire besides from SEPP if I retire super early, so makes sense to be the most aggressive here.

In my taxable account 66% of my holdings are at 35% stocks, with the remaining third at 75% stocks, which makes my mix overall just under 50% stocks. I'll punt more of that 35% stock pile over to the 75% stock pile after the next nice dip in the market.

Cash doesn't appreciate or generate other benefits via tax loss harvesting so I hold essentially nothing month to month beyond that which I need to avoid fees (+ the $500 per account interest-bearing portion of my credit union accounts).

I tend to use muni funds as cash equivalents. They yield about 5% and their variance is small. If for some reason I'm down and I need cash, I'm using it for either an opportunistic trade or serious discount, so any loss is taken for tax purposes.

 

[TN]

Speaking of poop, I made a salad last night of quinoa, butternut squash, and kale. Plenty of leftovers for lunch today too.

Quinoa poop is grody.

 

[Da Peach]

You do realize that everything is fucked everywhere? I can say from if experience that if you want to avoid fuckage avoid, pharmaceuticals, automotive, heavy industrial, light industrial, software, test industry, printing industry, capitol equipment, robotics and food processing.

Don't forget capital construction projects, industrial, energy, resource, and municipal.

 

[slyfink]

with these 5:30 am wake-ups, I find it very difficult to focus on work after 15:00. ugh.

 

[eaterofdog]

I hope you are right. I really do

 

[jimmydean]

The taco truck parked at Nike across the street is the Nike of taco trucks. I went to Ochoa's instead for a super taco plate.

 

[Westy]

Don't forget capital construction projects, industrial, energy, resource, and municipal.

It was staffed with south east aisian slave labor?

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

Rain, fucking damn rain !!

Should make for über slippery trails to flail around on.

 

[mandown]

Hey baby, want a wingding?

 

[Nick]

The taco truck parked at Nike across the street is the Nike of taco trucks. I went to Ochoa's instead for a super taco plate.

I had street tacos today as well. Muy Bueno.
4 chicken w/ onion, cilantro, and a couple of lime wedges. $6. BOOM!

 

[johnbryanpeters]

Got up. Loaded the Moonlander, Bob trailer, and implements of destruction in the van. Drove to the northern trail head of the Oak Ridge trail. Hitched the trailer to the Moonlander, Loaded up chain saw, fuel, bar oil, loppers and hand saws and pedaled my ass uphill for about forever. It got frostier as I climbed. Cut up and removed a bunch of blowdown, some invasives. Trimmed off a bunch of bat.you.in.the.face branches. Enjoyed the scenery and lack of people. Eventually returned to the van via USFS roads. Drove into town and ate lunch very late.

Edit: Someday I need to figure out what the rigging described above weighs fully loaded...

It's almost beer thirty.

 

[Da Peach]

It was staffed with south east aisian slave labor?

The bridge I worked on was. They looked like Jawas.

The other crews were Serbians.

 

[Toshi]

I think Westy quoted by mistake you in his eagerness to jump on jd's taco truck post. Either that or he's becoming incoherent.

 

[boostindoubles]

Metric be damned, this is America!

 

[boostindoubles]

I had street tacos today as well. Muy Bueno.
4 chicken w/ onion, cilantro, and a couple of lime wedges. $6. BOOM!

x3, I had 4 tacos and 2 sopes. Time to vacate the bowels.

 

[Westy]

I think Westy quoted by mistake you in his eagerness to jump on jd's taco truck post. Either that or he's becoming incoherent.

Becoming?

I appeared to have been coherent at some point?

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

Got up. Loaded the Moonlander, Bob trailer, and implements of destruction in the van. Drove to the northern trail head of the Oak Ridge trail. Hitched the trailer to the Moonlander, Loaded up chain saw, fuel, bar oil, loppers and hand saws and pedaled my ass uphill for about forever. It got frostier as I climbed. Cut up and removed a bunch of blowdown, some invasives. Trimmed off a bunch of bat.you.in.the.face branches. Enjoyed the scenery and lack of people. Eventually returned to the van via USFS roads. Drove into town and ate lunch very late.

Edit: Someday I need to figure out what the rigging described above weighs fully loaded...

It's almost beer thirty.

Denied, muther@#$%^&!!!

Can someone hit the old geezer with some Trail Karma rep for me ?

I call those, Face Slappers.

 

[jstuhlman]

done

 

[AngryMetalsmith]

done

Thanx

 

[DirtyMike]

Dog dropped off at the boarder, truck packed, waiting for wife to get home and we are off for an overnight hunting trip... Deer and elk are the target this time