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Zillow Group, Inc. Class C Capital Stock
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Teuer im Sinne von verschwendete Lebenszeit allemal.  
Man kann aber durchaus Gewinn machen bei der Kilometerpauschale. Z.B. mehrmals wöchentlich mit dem Deutschlandticket pendeln (gab in meinem Fall 2023 640 anrechenbare Euros/Monat, selbst mit niedrigem Steuersatz kommt man da weit über die Kosten(damals 49))

Penny App bietet bis zu 10% Rabatt für einen Einkauf pro Monat je nach Umsatz im Vormonat. Ich kombiniere das mit einem Großeinkauf am Monatsanfang. Damit liegen dann Kosten für alltägliche Produkte die man auf Vorrat kaufen kann pauschal 10% unter dem sonst üblichen Preis (Z.B. Packung Milch < 90ct)
Ansonsten hilft natürlich auch einfach Verbrauchsoptimierung -> Wenig wegwerfen.

Old comment but as someone with younger family members who play nothing but Roblox games this is kinda an overblown narrative. I've always had the concern that the site could be moderated better but seemingly nobody cared up until recently.
I don't really see how it's different from any of the other social media apps that people abuse for that kind of stuff. They'll just enforce content moderation and age restrictions and move along. The majority of users are over 13 now too and it keeps growing as the user base ages out.
I have older teenage family members who play legit games on there and was asking them what the new gen is into and I was kind of blown away at the idea that kids these days don't get excited for midnight releases or anything like that anymore. Most big name console releases are irrelevant to them besides Fortnite.
Someone mentioned it in another comment but that app/website has younger Gen Z and Gen Alpha locked down. They don't play anything else.

Ok schade. Einen ungefährer Wert wäre hilfreich, ob es sich bei mir lohnen würde 😭. Z.B. ab 1000, 5000 oder deutlich höher an gezahlter quellensteuer

It has been suggested that the community ought to express its inclusivity by honouring the subtle, yet poignant richness of Gen Z / Gen Alpha culture. So Shibidi toilet everyone. All are welcome here.

Kann man relativ leicht gegensteuern. Z.b mit Steuern erst ab x oder hakt einem steigenden Steuersatz.
Und man kann halt auch gegen das auslagern gegensteuern.
Alles eien Frage der Umsetzung. Und ja dann beginnt wieder ein Katz und Maus Spiel aber da Spannung man dann halt spielen.

Replacing the S with a Z like a rap song from the 90s. Nice.

Imma keep boozin ya gen Z softie. Ya know what’s really cool? Not giving a fuk what day of the week it is because you don’t work anymore.. call me a boomer I dare you

Gen Z Robinhood trader 9/11

if it's anything like Dragon Ball Z that next episode won't conclude until 2028

Imagine being in Gen Z. I was lucky to be wrapping up college when chatGPT started, these kids in high school and college now are going to end up retarded because they ask chat for everything. 

No they are retarded. Gen Z is the first gen in history to not be on average more intelligent than the gen before it

Whenever I get into a discussion about a stock like this I tell the person "Sell me on the turnaround story"
I see some revenue growth but not a lot, I don't see anyone in the company that matters that are confident enough to buy shares. Maybe some are risk averse but all? It doesn't pass the smell test. All I see is massive share dilution relative to growth where I cant see this becoming profitable for investors.
Plus its snapchat... who is it supposed to appeal to? Is there new growth among Gen Z who would be appealing to advertisers enough to increase ad spend?

I’m wondering if I’m just a classic older generation shitting on the younger or if Gen Z is actually fucking retarded
They are legit cooked more than your mother in law making steak 

Dawg you gotta be the boomer to not to realize most of the world is using Meta products. Every normie in a developed enough country to own a smartphone under the age of 30 has Instagram and is probably addicted to it. Social currency is so valuable and Meta controls the majority of the space with IG. Meta also controls the entire VR gaming market with Quest (prev Oculus) and is reaching into a new consumer/influencer markets with the Meta Ray-Bans. On top of that, there are billions of people abroad using WhatsApp, a bunch of boomers still on legacy Facebook + a mix of Gen Z on Facebook too because FB Marketplace has become more dominant than all other local buy/sell platforms. And this isn't even touching on the millions of huge corporations, brands, ecom bozos, small businesses, influencers, etc who put the bulk of their marketing/ad spend into Meta. They've done extensive work for the FOSS community, AR/VR reality hardware development, I mean the list just goes on. They make so much damn money and have insane profit margins. They've grown from a 100B mcap to almost a 2 TRILLION in less then 7 years. Yes people really use Meta products dumbass.

Congrats on getting this far — especially with live results tracking the backtest after including slippage over 3 weeks. That's legitimately rarer than most "profitable" scalping posts make it seem, and the humility in asking "how soon will it fail?" is refreshing.The equity curve looks clean for what it is (nice upward slope with reasonable drawdowns), and Sharpe >1 on a mean-reversion setup over \~1 year is solid on paper. Holding 2–6 min on 5s bars with strict session exits is disciplined — no revenge trading or overnight bombs.That said, the sub is right to flag the regime risk. Mean-reversion on NQ/Nasdaq scalps tends to crush in low-vol, range-bound/choppy environments (which 2025–early 2026 seems to have delivered in spades), but gets arbitraged hard or stops getting filled properly when vol clusters spike, trends persist, or liquidity thins (think election vol, Fed surprises, or just a shift to trending regime). Your Oct–Nov flat/negative periods in the backtest already hint at that sensitivity.A few practical next steps that helped similar setups survive longer (not guarantees, but filters that cut decay):
* Add lightweight regime detection to pause or reduce size: e.g., simple VIX threshold + recent ATR percentile buckets, or even a basic HMM/ clustering on returns/vol to label "reversion-friendly" vs "trend" states. Many here mentioned ML routes, but even rule-based (triple MA crossover + vol filter) can help avoid fighting the tape.
* Stress-test on older data if possible (pre-2025 NQ1 or ES equivalent) or synthetic regime shifts (amplify vol/drawdown periods in Monte Carlo).
* Track execution metrics religiously live: realized vs expected slippage, fill rates on stops/limits, adverse selection on entries. 5s bars hide a lot intra-bar.
* Consider a "meta" layer: if drawdown exceeds X% over rolling Y days or Sharpe live drops below Z, auto-pause and alert.
Keep running it small/side-project size for at least another 2–3 months (ideally through a proper vol event). If it holds similar metrics through chop + spike, that's when it becomes really interesting.What are you thinking for the next iteration — volatility-based stops first, or dipping into regime logic? Curious to hear how it evolves.Good luck, and thanks for sharing transparently — motivates a lot of us grinding similar stuff.

Being blue collar in a clique of cs majors, none of them really have issues finding work or worries of layoffs. I think these issues may be more local to the large cities? Or possibly due to saturation in the industry.
But to add to your post, if you are hurting for work and are capable of manual labor, there are tons of small construction industry companies DESPERATE for hands. Larger companies will have more benefits and safety standards (which can be annoying at times but is a huge plus in regards to lung health) but they can also have more headaches and bureaucracy. Unions can be the best of both worlds, and 9/10 times they are, but in rural areas you may be required to travel and temporarily live away from home for large jobs. Trade school is a scam (yes, as someone who is hiring) UNLESS IT IS A UNION TRADE SCHOOL AND YOU ARE IMMEDIATELY WORKING IN THE UNION AFTER GRADUATING.
There are very few millennials keeping the small-medium scale trades afloat as the boomers retire, and there is a good amount of Gen Z that is interested but they are being fed "school school school student debt student debt student debt you need SCHOOL TO GET A JOB" even in regards to the trades and I cannot stress enough how BAD of an idea paying money for trade school is when you don't even know if the work is a fit for you, and (private) trade school will not give you real life experience or exposure to what the industry is actually like, again, unless it is a union trade school.
Learn the job skills from Bob. He has two metal knees, cancer is afraid of his lungs and his wife took the kids, dog, and hand-built custom home with unfinished details.
But he knows what he is doing, and you can learn. You can wear kneepads and dust masks/respirators, and keep the dog in the divorce.

Statistically its easier to loosen my butthole rather than me eating a women. 
Social media is a disaster to the new world. GEN Z are cooked 

I’ve been lurking and participating in this sub for years, and I’ve noticed a disturbing trend that’s been picking up steam lately.
What used to be a haven for deep dives into balance sheets, cash flows, and intrinsic value calculations has turned into a parade of story plays masquerading as value investing.
You know the type: *”Company X just acquired Company Y! Their products are a match made in heaven … synergies in marketing and R&D! This is undervalued gold at current prices!”*
Don’t get me wrong, narratives can be fun and even insightful, but they’re not value investing. **Value investing is about buying dollar bills for 50 cents, not speculating on fairy tales where everything aligns perfectly without a shred of quantitative backing.**
Lately, posts here read like hype threads from r/wallstreetbets or r/stocks : *“This acquisition will unlock massive growth!” or “Product Z is revolutionary, so company it’s a steal”*
I can’t be the only one that’s noticed this right ?

Ja es gibt eine Nachfrage und die ist dann die Basis für Spekulation. Man erhofft sich, dass es immer so weitergeht, nimmt an irgendwer wird schon jeden Preis bezahlen, man wird reich werden. Nur ist die Basis dafür halt nur Nachfrage aber nicht "Stadt X ist Silicon Valley und die ganzen Mitarbeiter verdienen 100.000 Euro in Jahr.". Wohnungen sind halt Pokemonkarten. Den Glurak der ersten Auflage kannst du nicht verfielfältigen, den gibt es nur in Auflage X und Y Zustand Z Mal. Wenn Immobilien zu reinen Spekulationsobjekten werden und das in Städten wo niemand die Investitionen realistisch decken kann, ist das eine Spekulationsblase nach Lehrbuch genau wie die Pokemonkarten, Beanie Babies, Pogs, Briefmarken, Porzellan, Buchsammlungen und alles andere.