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How many times do I have to say no politics in this thread.I hadn't read about TRIMP before. I spent a few minutes looking for a TRIMP calculator but didn't find anything useful.
How many times do I have to say no politics in this thread.I hadn't read about TRIMP before. I spent a few minutes looking for a TRIMP calculator but didn't find anything useful.
Yeah, Google didn't trust me that I was spelling that right.How many times do I have to say no politics in this thread.
It’s 2020, don’t send me a link to some scientific research. When I click that link I’m expecting to enter data and see my marathon time so I don’t actually ever have to run 26.2 miles.
I don't do stocks, but you just made 400% profit. How much higher could it go?This is probably a better fit for the stock thread, but this one needed a bump, sooo...
I bought 100 shares of Peloton back in April at $36.28. Currently pushing $120. I'm inclined to just hold, as I don't foresee people rushing back to take spin classes at actual studios anytime soon. What say ye?
A couple more good quarters and I'd say $200, easy. Especially if the COVID situation keeps getting worse.I don't do stocks, but you just made 400% profit. How much higher could it go?
Also, you must not do math either, because it's 200%.I don't do stocks, but you just made 400% profit. How much higher could it go?
It's a 333% increase. I was looking roughly at $30 going to $120, or quadrupling. I should not have said profit, but simply increase.Also, you must not do math either, because it's 200%.
I'm moving to Poland if that happens.Just remember, when your dream scenario of Biden winning with AOC taking over and controlling the entire government happens in the next few months with the economy completely tanking and we will be in the greatest depression the world has ever seen, you're going to look back at this moment and said "I should have listened and sold my Peloton shares"
Just my $.08 (400% profit from my usual $.02)
I’m moving to Wisconsin if this happens.I'm moving to Poland if that happens.
Not enough gloves exist.....I’m moving to Wisconsin if this happens.
If only you knew a skilled financial advisor...This is probably a better fit for the stock thread, but this one needed a bump, sooo...
I bought 100 shares of Peloton back in April at $36.28. Currently pushing $120. I'm inclined to just hold, as I don't foresee people rushing back to take spin classes at actual studios anytime soon. What say ye?
This guy knows stuffIf only you knew a skilled financial advisor...
You could sell 30 shares, which pulls out your original investment, and hold the rest. But from a quick look with some Bollinger Bands, I don't see any immediate risk. It's only been public for a little over a year, which means it might still be gaining visibility. And if you sell, what would you do with the funds? Unless you have a new or better plan, it makes sense to stay with a company that has shown recent strength.
I'll bet you a few miles against this. The market likes stability. I'll leave the rest for the stock or political threads.Market will definitely go down for a bit if jahbiden wins.
You try using the watch yet?Yeah. I say recoup your investment and hang on to the rest.
Market will definitely go down for a bit if jahbiden wins.
I am broke, fwiw...but still sitting on some Yahoo and krispy Kreme shares. profit. (Eta...to quote me ol granpappy- you can't go broke making money. Eta 2...he obviously never met an architect trying to support a family of four in lower manhattan)
really hoping there aren't any bears hidimg in brooklyn this morning. Not in the mood for a mad dash home.
I’m still proud of youWell, I was proud of my 10 miler this morning.....
I've only had a few minutes at home to even crack the instructions. Tbh...not intuitive at all yet without diving in to those. But I'm hoping to carve out some time today and will use it tomarow...if at least for start and stop. I'm hoping my need of reading glasses for phones doesn't get in the way of proper use...if so, I'll pass it on.You try using the watch yet?
####### brooklyn.really hoping there aren't any bears hidimg in brooklyn this morning. Not in the mood for a mad dash home.
Not on Strava. You have nothing to be proud of, because it didn't happen.Well, I was proud of my 10 miler this morning.....
Look now you overachiever.Not on Strava. You have nothing to be proud of, because it didn't happen.
OK now I'm proud of you. Nice work. And it appears you got @The Iguana out, too. So you get credit for those 6+ miles as well. Many beers & brats in your future.Look now you overachiever.
Gloves!?!? Toughen up, buttercup.Just ordered up some new Clifton's, running shorts and gloves. My hokas pretty much died this run.
Used it today on my recovery run (6.5m, bburgh bridge to Manhattan bridge loop). Thanks again!I've only had a few minutes at home to even crack the instructions. Tbh...not intuitive at all yet without diving in to those. But I'm hoping to carve out some time today and will use it tomarow...if at least for start and stop. I'm hoping my need of reading glasses for phones doesn't get in the way of proper use...if so, I'll pass it on.You try using the watch yet?
I’d trust the Garmin GPS over the phone. Navigation is what they do.Used it today on my recovery run (6.5m, bburgh bridge to Manhattan bridge loop). Thanks again!
My real concern was whether I'd be able to see the numbers without my glasses- mission accomplished on that end. Also ran with my phone as a backup and to compare.
Took a while to sync with satellites- a problem I had with my original giant forerunner 15+ years ago (that one couldn't stay linked in the city- buildings got in the way). Once it did, it was interesting seeing that my phone and it could only get as close as +/- 15 secs/mile, but were often a minute or more different with live pacing.
I assume that's a gps link issue? I know my phone sometimes gets buggy when I'm more under cover, or changing my pace. But I saw the same things at times from the watch too.
It was a 1/2 mile difference due to satellite link/start, but pace was almost 20s different.
I’d trust the Garmin GPS over the phone. Navigation is what they do.
This.Tall buildings still cause problems with GPS.
I'm in the first suburb due west of Chicago ...but I'm 9 miles from downtown. No troubles with my awesome Fenix.El Floppo said:This.
I had the original forerunner...couldn't use it here because of that (or even in duckland on mt Tam if I was running under trees). But I figure things have improved since then... and the watch is clearly working. But phones are meant to get coverage in cities, so not really sure. (Eta...cel coverage may not be the same as gps coverage, even though my phone knows exactly where I'm walking at all times)
Any other urban folk here with experience... @tri-man 47, @Harris ?
Download Garmin Express to your computer. Plug in your watch and check for available software updates. There are probably quite a few.El Floppo said:And then isnt diminishing my excitement and appreciation about the watch...loving the idea of not lugging my phone around in my hand.
You couldn’t have helped him out and done that before shipping?Download Garmin Express to your computer. Plug in your watch and check for available software updates. There are probably quite a few.
Listen, champ...You couldn’t have helped him out and done that before shipping?
Your runs are so griddy- I assumed you were more urban.I'm in the first suburb due west of Chicago ...but I'm 9 miles from downtown. No troubles with my awesome Fenix.
Totally "urban," for sure, but mainly residential houses. I can (and do) get to some forest preserves near me (the functional ones, typically surrounding the rivers that cut through the metro area, are anywhere from 5-15 miles away), but my walk-out-the-door runs are all through, flat griddy streets. A benefit is that I have a ton of flexibility, which helps on windy and/or icy days. But it is very flat, and I've been running these grids for a lot of years.Your runs are so griddy- I assumed you were more urban.
Interesting. When I saw your runs on strava, I imagined them like my hood, except where running on the griddy city streets here would suck...dense, 6 story minimum buildings, no detached houses and tons of traffic. I can't get to the river fast enough (1/2 mile that feels like 5x that).Totally "urban," for sure, but mainly residential houses. I can (and do) get to some forest preserves near me (the functional ones, typically surrounding the rivers that cut through the metro area, are anywhere from 5-15 miles away), but my walk-out-the-door runs are all through, flat griddy streets. A benefit is that I have a ton of flexibility, which helps on windy and/or icy days. But it is very flat, and I've been running these grids for a lot of years.