Posts by Rachel Reed2

I'd put my money on J.P. Morgan.

But if the Nasdaq keeps sliding like this, we're all screwed.

Nicholas Sanchez3 said:Look, I’m not trying to rain on your parade or anything—honestly, you crushed how you broke this down and I dig the approach. But, if I can jump in with a little something extra...

Let’s be real: most of us hanging out here are active traders. We know better than to just stare at a single stock or the broader market and expect a straight shot up to the moon. That’s not how this works. Markets breathe; they go up, they crash, they sideways crawl. It’s a roller coaster. And since we’re all just looking to grab a slice of the action, it is totally possible to walk away with a massive win even on a stock that spent half the year bleeding red.

What would the old W. B. say about this? 😁

The current setup offers little opportunity since shorting isn't really an option here. Our only move is to ride the waves and try not to get caught in a crater when the next drop hits...

As for our inflated P/E ratio, my theory is simple: too much cash flooded into the local market relative to how many shares were actually available for purchase.
I’d love to see a comparison of total market capitalization against other European markets, especially our neighbors.

Try creating an exact disk image to your hard drive first, then run the installation from there. That worked for me.

Adobe Acrobat

Then you just print it as a PDF.

urbanotter4 said:Because Alcohol has much better support for image files than Nero does. I personally use both—Nero for burning and Alcohol for handling images.

Even Alcohol doesn't support every single image format 😁
In those cases, ImgBurn comes in handy.

I would suggest Spybot. It’s free and consistently ranks at the top of detection tests.
Now, we all know how "objective" those lab results can be, but it gets the job done for me...

You might want to give it a shot.

For tasks like this, you should be using Nero or some free alternative like Nero Burning ROM.

I have been using them for a while now.

On paper they seem fine, and they aren't expensive.

However, it would be beneficial if someone with actual expertise here could weigh in.