Poorman @Pooraphobic

LAUGH MY FUCKING ASS OFF $SOFI just dumping the entire move at the open. This has to be THE shittiest stock and company being hyped in the market right now. LOLOLOLOL

$HOOD @ $110. - i was quietly watching the reaction here today - clarity act blocked + 2 employees charged w fraud - two pieces of "bad" news - but $hood was only down ~3% (!!!) - catalyst: HOOD summit '26 is sept 29th $HOOD can see $150+ again in the next 3-6mo.

@investingluc I think we get a bad result with the clarity act vote because democrats don’t want a pumping stock market close to the midterms. I think this will be a great time to load up. In the beginning of 2027, I think the act will get passed and all the markets surge.

$GRAB Unlimited is similar to @amazon Prime 🧵 Grab is Southeast Asia’s leading SuperApp. It started as a ride-hailing service and has grown into an everything in one platform that handles daily life for millions of people across the region. You can book a car or bike, order food, buy groceries, send packages, make payments, and access financial services all inside one app. That combination of mobility, deliveries, and payments is what makes it a true SuperApp rather than just another food or transport app. GrabUnlimited sits right at the center of this model. It is a paid membership($2-$4.99), usually offered monthly or annually with a free trial, that unlocks better discounts and rewards across those services. Members get repeated reductions on delivery fees for food and mart orders, percentage discounts on rides, higher GrabCoins earnings especially when paying with GrabPay, and exclusive partner deals. The fee is relatively low in local terms, and the company reports that average members save several times that amount every month if they use the app regularly. This is where the comparison to Amazon Prime and Costco membership becomes clear. Amazon Prime began as a simple way to get free shipping and evolved into a bundle that includes streaming, music, and grocery perks. Once people pay the annual/monthly fee, they stop calculating shipping costs and start defaulting to Amazon for more of their purchases. Costco takes a different route but follows the same logic. You pay a yearly membership just to walk through the door, and in return you get lower bulk prices, cheaper gas, pharmacy deals, and other services. Frequent shoppers easily cover the fee and then keep coming back because the savings feel too good to give up. GrabUnlimited works the same way for frequent users in Southeast Asia. If you order food 2-10 times a week or take regular rides, the delivery discounts and boosted rewards quickly outweigh the membership cost, most save the GrabUnlimited member fee in a day or 2. That creates a strong incentive to use Grab more often instead of switching to competitors. Because the benefits stretch across multiple categories inside the same app, people start consolidating more of their daily spending there. A discounted food order makes the next ride feel cheaper. Higher GrabCoins from rides and payments make the whole platform more rewarding. Over time this builds the same kind of sticky habit that Prime creates for online shopping and that Costco creates for warehouse runs. Recent aggressive Credit Card launches with 10% Grabcoin back will spin the flywheel faster and faster. The long term result is a stronger SuperApp ecosystem. More member activity generates more data and higher transaction volume, which attracts better merchant and partner deals, which in turn make the membership even more valuable. It raises switching costs because leaving Grab means giving up both the discounts and the convenience of having everything in one place. Just as Prime helped Amazon become many people’s default store and Costco turned bulk shopping into a lifestyle for its members, GrabUnlimited is designed to make Grab the everyday operating system for urban life across the region. In the end, the power of these memberships is not the fee itself but the extreme value frequent customers receive once they join. That value turns casual users into loyal ones and turns a collection of services into a lasting ecosystem. GrabUnlimited follows that proven pattern while adapting it to the high frequency, mobile first habits of Southeast Asia. Not Financial Advice! DYOR!

Mike @MikeLongTerm

2 months ago

$GRAB unlocks more savings for users with GrabCoins across the board 🚨🚨🚨 Grab is offering more ways to score more GrabCoins for everyday use! By Carlos Franco - August 24, 2026 Grab Philippines is expanding how users can earn and redeem GrabCoins across everyday services on

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@DudeWhoInvests People are just have to be careful about the house they’re buying. 3 percent interest rates allowing young people to buy McMansions was not sustainable.

@SofiSqueeze @LarryB31314 Everything you use SOFI for Hood does better. Better rewards, better platform, better CEO.

@SofiSqueeze @LarryB31314 SOFI is a cope platform for for people who want to cry about prediction markets. Robinhood is on its way to being a financial super app and will likely be one of the largest financial institutions in the world. Keep coping and keep losing.

@Fgrtg773836 @MrDigit Yes, being a good friend is not a good enough excuse to be a freeloader. The idea you don’t have to work but get to use all the facilities, services, and luxuries society has created is selfish. Even crazier that the justification is often “I’m a good person” as you implied.

@ChrisCamillo The ARMY is literally using 4 days off to play this game as a contract incentive. Game is going to do generational numbers

@Fgrtg773836 @MrDigit Easy, take the output of their work and subtract all benefits they receive. It matters because we are all living gong in the same society and no one gets a free pass. If 10 people were on an island and one person didn’t work. The 1 person would likely be exiled.

@JimOstrowski Lobotertarians back at it with the most midwit takes

Hot take We need to go back to making tattoo’s a little more taboo. I get having some for sentimental reasons, but it’s gone too far. So many people looking ridiculous and spending a ridiculous amount for stupid tats. Cool bro you have a punisher tat. You still aren’t a Seal.

Nicholas J. Stelzner @stelzner_n1150

2 months ago

Gen Z is not getting tattoos. The tattoo fad now rests almost entirely with Gen X and Millennials.

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@amitisinvesting @oguzerkan Bought META when it crashed before, and felt like a genius. Can’t believe I get a second opportunity.

@HeatOmega @MrDigit Preach!

@Mr_Derivatives Ehhh possible but there are already several automated options for practicing sports. They are simple, useful, and relatively cheap. I think it depends on the price point, cost of maintenance, and sophistication of the robots.

@CaseyBHead There is more to picking a home than just a cut throat financial analysis. Most people have jobs, families, friends, and support systems where they’re from.

@RepThomasMassie The BLM has millions and millions of acres. Maybe sell or lease some of them to American ranchers and farmers to bolster our agriculture economy.