Thread: K0nKuzh0n's Account Talk

Originally Posted by k0nkuzh0n

Good to know, Thanks! The REAL interesting part will be how tax friendly it is .... I sure hope it can be imported to tax software!

"Robinhood customers can use TurboTax Premier to easily import trade history when filing taxes. When prompted to “Import from my bank or brokerage,” select Robinhood from the list provided. TurboTax will ask for your Account Number, and be sure to add 10- before entering it. (Your Account Number can be found on your Account Statement in the app).
We hope to add support for Mint and several other services this year."

https://support.robinhood.com/hc/en-...r-integrations

FYI: China stock markets will be closed Thursday and Friday for a national holiday

Originally Posted by k0nkuzh0n

FYI: China stock markets will be closed Thursday and Friday for a national holiday

Wonder with China closed tomorrow and Friday if markets could go up or will the job report and fed scare the market.

Originally Posted by Wiff007

Wonder with China closed tomorrow and Friday if markets could go up or will the job report and fed scare the market.

the commies never sleep, they will find some way to spit in our eye. In fact with so many people repeating this I would not be surprised if the bottom falls out taking them all by surprise!

Originally Posted by FAB1

the commies never sleep, they will find some way to spit in our eye. In fact with so many people repeating this I would not be surprised if the bottom falls out taking them all by surprise!

Eek! So are most people looking at getting more risky say from Oct-Dec, seems that some people think we can still get to highs before the year end.

Been meaning to ask you, do you code? VBA? etc.?

Originally Posted by userque

Been meaning to ask you, do you code? VBA? etc.?

Sure do! But mainly from an EE's perspective, as opposed to a CS's. Most of my college courses were in C, and revolved around micro-controllers.

I learned VBA mainly from an internship that involved a lot of tedious stuff that I refused to do manually. As well as fantasy football/basketball strategies and data crunching . For example, most recent program would go on the web and gather the data necessary to create a list of players currently starting on my teams (3) as well as a list of players that are starting against me. Organized by position, highlighted duplicates and players that were both for and against me, as well as updated point totals.

My 1st job required me to learn LabVIEW, a graphical language, as well as TestStand, a sequencer. Both are National Instruments 'languages'. Kind of revealing quite a bit of who I am here, but these two languages are used to automate testing of Electro-hydraulic servo actuators. And within that realm, I specialize in control and program architecture.

Nice. I haven't done much hardware coding. A little Allen Bradley PLC ladder logic and EPROM many years ago.

Originally Posted by k0nkuzh0n

Sure do! But mainly from an EE's perspective, as opposed to a CS's. Most of my college courses were in C, and revolved around micro-controllers.

I learned VBA mainly from an internship that involved a lot of tedious stuff that I refused to do manually. As well as fantasy football/basketball strategies and data crunching . For example, most recent program would go on the web and gather the data necessary to create a list of players currently starting on my teams (3) as well as a list of players that are starting against me. Organized by position, highlighted duplicates and players that were both for and against me, as well as updated point totals.

My 1st job required me to learn LabVIEW, a graphical language, as well as TestStand, a sequencer. Both are National Instruments 'languages'. Kind of revealing quite a bit of who I am here, but these two languages are used to automate testing of Electro-hydraulic servo actuators. And within that realm, I specialize in control and program architecture.

verbal version of pictionary:

For any amusement park goers out there, Fix flags is having their annual labor day sale starting today. I got a seasons pass last year and I'll be getting another one this year, as I have a park about 1.5 hours away. I can attest that this is their best prices of the season, as the only way to get their price again after this sale, is to buy 4+ passes.

For the few others out there who use Mint and RobinHood, mint has FINALLY integrated robinhood!!! No more having to manually update a 'property'