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Recent content by DeltaGammaVega
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Indochino suits?
How is Indochino on their remake policy? I ordered the essential navy suit and the pants were very very tight around my thigh. The tailor I took them to said she could fix them, however they are still super tight. Am I SOL on having indochino do a remake for free?- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #3,105
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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I hate shrinking!!!
The tags says machine wash warm, tumble dry medium. I always wash cold, tumble dry low. Even my Dockers D3 pants shrunk from 34 to 32.5. Thats 1.5 inches, and they are a cotton/poly blend.- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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I hate shrinking!!!
What is your strategy in purchasing items that will shrink? I ordered 4 pairs of chinos for business casual from lands end. The 34.25 inch inseam turned into 32 and now I look like an 8 year old. I have the same trouble with jeans as well... 34 shrunk too short, I bought 36 and now those are...- DeltaGammaVega
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Best sushi in NYC
- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #50
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Party snacks
I like those bread bowls with dip. Maybe a cheese/grape/sausage platter those are great.- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #7
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Talking stocks, trading, and investing in general
I don't short specific bonds, I put some money into bearish bond ETFs or funds with high duration. It is definitely worth the fee to have the asset manager do the custodial work in this :) However long it takes the US to reach 6.5% unemployment and for rates to spike.- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #3,207
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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The Official Beer Thread
Becks Sapphire is a great drink. I recommend it to anyone looking for a good beer.- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #5,137
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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P90x vs Insanity
To lose that last 10 pounds that are hiding your washboard abs? Either will work, those last 10 pounds are lost in the kitchen. That said, I am a big fan of Insanity Asylum.- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #16
- Forum: Health & Body
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Talking stocks, trading, and investing in general
You are correct, Beta is generally calculated as the variance in returns in relation to a market benchmark (typically the S&P 500 for the US market.) For example, a stock with a Beta of 1.5 will face a 1.5% gain for every 1% gain in the reference index. Likewise, it will lose 1.5% for every 1%...- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #3,205
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Talking stocks, trading, and investing in general
One of my favorite plays right now is going short long term bonds. Bond holders face to lose 10%-30% with the pending rise in rates. This is a play that will require some guts and patience. I have completely pulled out of the emerging market and HY bond funds that were previously held in my...- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #3,204
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education
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Importance of keeping resume to 1 page...your thoughts?
Resumes need to be one full page, well organized, and well edited. You should never use a generic resume. Always mold your resume to the job you are applying for, steal keywords from the job posting, and make it look very professional. It will pay to invest some time and even money into making...- DeltaGammaVega
- Post #25
- Forum: Business, Careers & Education