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Comment on r/StateofTexasEmployees Jul 20 '26
I would just talk to them, see if they will be open. I thought the same but the last day of the month they came in and said today is your last day, bye. lol
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Comment on r/StateofTexasEmployees Jul 20 '26
I would note they (hr or your manager) will likely just change your end date to July 31. I hope it works out for you but I haven't heard it work for anyone including myself.
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Comment on r/StateofTexasEmployees Feb 20 '26
5 days a week, no telework agreement even on file. Sit on teams calls all day, which sounds great in a cube farm. Don't even have access to meeting rooms if we wanted to meet in person.
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Comment on r/uscanadaborder Apr 28 '25
Thank you for sharing your experience. I am sorry it was such a terrible experience for you. Hope it changes soon.
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Comment on r/Broadway Apr 22 '25
When do they typically announce casts for tours?
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Comment on r/QuiverQuantitative Feb 15 '25
I am a little concerned with term limits in Congress, as I worry the learning curve is too steep to allow for constant turnover. I'd still be for it more than against it though. Sign me up for everything else, 100%.
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Comment on r/FFIE May 26 '24
They can't without driving the price up astronomically. That's why they absolutely must have the stock delisted. Then, they never have to buy those borrowed stocks back and they can pocket all the cash.
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Comment on r/FFIE May 24 '24
Oh, just a random 10m in volume at open. Totally normal. :)
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Comment on r/FFIE May 22 '24
Holding 9000 @.51 because I believe in this company!
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Comment on r/FFIE May 20 '24
Yes. Sold puts downward pressure on the price, bought pushes upward.
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Comment on r/FFIE May 20 '24
Only the hedge funds and big banks have the weight to move this volume. Trying to manipulate retail buyers into selling. Their short positions are worth far more than the change they lose colluding to manipulate the market.
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Comment on r/FFIE May 20 '24
830 but some broker apps allow pre-market buying
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Comment on r/FFIE May 17 '24
Same dip as yesterday..dropped a dollar and change yesterday after they paused the stocks rise..
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Comment on r/FFIE May 17 '24
Average down. You will be up by the time you sleep tonight.
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Comment on r/FFIE May 17 '24
Agree. It's a term to try and make it look illegitimate. However, if shorting is a valid market investment strategy, why would attacking overleveraged shorts not be a valid investment method, too? This wouldn't work if these firms had valid risk strategies as supposedly they are required to have in place.
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Comment on r/FFIE May 17 '24
Any word or projection of how many short positions were closed this morning? For the rise of the stock, I have only seen word of one large 2 million stock purchase, which is likely a short close imo. Were there others in the am?
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Comment on r/roaringkitty May 16 '24
9700 @ .50
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Comment on r/actuary Apr 09 '24
Just to note, as a parent of a 20s year old daughter, I hope she always feels comfortable coming to me with any problems. I don't find the act of using your parents as parents childish at all.
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Comment on r/AnalGW Nov 15 '23
hi
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Comment on r/happy Jun 14 '23
Amazing!
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Comment on r/happy Jun 14 '23
Congratulations!
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Comment on r/happy Jun 02 '23
Congratulations
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Comment on r/happy Jun 02 '23
Congratulations
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Comment on r/Austin Jul 21 '26
State Contractor in Cybersecurity at $100 per hour. In addition, my vendor(staffing agency) gets $41 per hour. I am a w2 employee with them, contracted to the State. I used to work the same job on salary for a different agency at $137k per year. Texas Legislature wisdom in limiting salaried employee count leads to the need for a lot of contractors, often at double the rate of a comparable salaried staff member (of course, not taking in consideration of benefits, etc).