We're dawning clear, which normally would make me giddy on a potential severe day. However, given my proximity to the Sound, and the wind likely to be out of the south later, I assume my goose is still cooked for severe chances?
Sold to close my last ARKK puts the other day. Still can’t believe Cathy is drawing inflows. Until the BTFD class gets totally wiped out—and I’m speaking across many asset classes—we’re not bottoming.
since people are talking about asymmetric risk/reward speculations, you might take a look at some AAPL puts. It’s the last general standing and option premia are remarkably reasonable. Caveat emptor always applies.
Am I the only one who feels like it's been just exceptionally windy the last month? I have no idea if there's any statistical support for that, but it feels like it's been constant.
That is disturbing. We do quarterly inspections of all sprinkler systems and fire panels. For our larger commercial spaces, we do weekly pump tests to make sure all the equipment is ready to rock. I can't even imagine letting that stuff just go offline.
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Roughly average snowfall at ~30". The highlights include the surprise double digit snowfall with 3-4"/hr rates in January, but that gets dinged for being overnight. We also had an insane squall on 2/19. The blizzard was a major letdown. So sick of seeing all these systems with multiple lows. Eff that. Let's fast forward to beaches, beers, babes and bikinis.
Snowing lightly again downtown. The drive in this morning was one of the worst I can remember. There was a thin layer of ice under the snow and the coefficient of friction with my new tires was zero at times. Spun out twice at low speed in Hamden. Cars were off the road in several spots.