Wonder when Vegas will shut down.
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Wonder when Vegas will shut down.
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Valley Forge shut down in PA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midwest Player
https://www.casino.org/news/boyd-gam...e-to-covid-19/
This belongs in the eastern casinos subsection. First sentence under the header says it’s the place to discuss casinos located in central and eastern US. Come on guys!!!!
Come on. Illinois isn't in the East. Its in the Midwest. The question was asked when is Vegas going to do this.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
There is no Midwest subforum! Or south! It’s like Dan doesn’t even care that life exists outside the Western time zone and doesn’t even care if EVERYTHING gets posted in the damn Las Vegas subforum!!! Mickey and Tasha knowingly post in the wrong subforum and people don’t even care!!
I heard some guys talking about how crazy strict Illinois gaming commission is. IL aren't near as "pro-gaming" as perhaps Vegas. It was the IL gaming commission that shut the casinos down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midwest PlayerCome on. Illinois isn't in the East. Its in the Midwest. The question was asked when is Vegas going to do this.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
So my latest understanding is the UK is just pushing forward. They are going for herd immunity. This concerns me, as I think the cooperation by private enterprise and some state/city governments will have done enough to lower the infection curve, but I also suspect this will make it so that a new epidemic is possible for a longer period of time.
Depending on lots of things, it could make sense to actually want a casino's worth of staff to catch this damn thing ASAP.
You need to go thru the threads in the LV section. Go back several years to see what has been put in the LV section. It’s the catch all section. Always has been. Always will be. Have you noticed Dan doesn’t care about your complaints?Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Yesterday, I actually posted in the RIGHT Forum Whatever's On Your Mind about my concern about my Walgreens Stock plummeting to a sad $42 a share, HALF of what it was just four years ago. Even sadder is that with commission and fees I'd end up in the RED since the commission and fees combined are $69, $27 more than the share!Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Most brokerages are NO commissions. Even if you are dealing with a ghetto brokerage like a “Buy Here, Pay Here” car dealer the fee is overall on the trade. So a $69 fee would be for the entire trade, not per share. The only way you would be negative is it you only have one share.Quote:
Originally Posted by TashaYesterday, I actually posted in the RIGHT Forum Whatever's On Your Mind about my concern about my Walgreens Stock plummeting to a sad $42 a share, HALF of what it was just four years ago. Even sadder is that with commission and fees I'd end up in the RED since the commission and fees combined are $69, $27 more than the share!Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Is this money in an employer sponsored retirement fund? If so you would also pay an IRS penalty for taking it out early as well.
While the smart thing might be to take your losses, sell it and try to gain it back in a penny slot, you might just want to hold it and wait it out.
If anyone is putting threads in the wrong section it’s ex-AP. He’s putting machine play threads in Whatever’s On Your Mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
I only have one share available since Walgreens puts restrictions on my Shares. I have 7 shares available bit can only touch one.Quote:
Originally Posted by The BozMost brokerages are NO commissions. Even if you are dealing with a ghetto brokerage like a “Buy Here, Pay Here” car dealer the fee is overall on the trade. So a $69 fee would be for the entire trade, not per share. The only way you would be negative is it you only have one share.Quote:
Originally Posted by TashaYesterday, I actually posted in the RIGHT Forum Whatever's On Your Mind about my concern about my Walgreens Stock plummeting to a sad $42 a share, HALF of what it was just four years ago. Even sadder is that with commission and fees I'd end up in the RED since the commission and fees combined are $69, $27 more than the share!Quote:
Originally Posted by mcap
Is this money in an employer sponsored retirement fund? If so you would also pay an IRS penalty for taking it out early as well.
While the smart thing might be to take your losses, sell it and try to gain it back in a penny slot, you might just want to hold it and wait it out.