Cherry - Cision

I've been trading stocks for literally three months. Made a few hundred starting with only 60$ Have seven open positions on webul, two on RH, two on an unmentionable. I admit, i've been wrong on a few trades and also have sold too early on a couple big ones before they popped. All green. Happy to post history. I feel pretty well read but am lacking skills and experience. I've also only got a few hundred to play with. I've been enjoying trading little stuff. I need help popping my options cherry. Any advice? I'm just really nervous given I don't have much capital. I put in what I'm willing to lose but even that would be nice to keep. Appreciate anything you have to say, even if you just want to call me names.
EDIT: trades calls Pardon my idiocy

Hello everyone,
The round 13 group buy is runnig.
This R13 group buy include 6 models: iGK61, iGK61P, iGK62, iGK64, iGK68 and iMK11
All iGK6X keyboards features:
Full RGB backlit
hot-swappable PCB
5-layers (1 default layer; 4 layers fully programmable: 1 layer online programmable and 3 layers onboard programmable) keyboard
With driver software
USB type-C cable
iGK61: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable MX-based switches
iGK61p: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK62: 62-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK64: 64-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iGK68: 68-key layout, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switches mechanical keyboard
Introduction about optical key switches
Quick group buying entrances:
Hot swappable mechanical keyboards (assembly finished products): hotswap mx switch keyboards, hotswap optical key switch keyboards optional
iGK61: 60% hotswap mechanical switches keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
60% hotswap PCB ( 61-key, mx switch )
iGK61P: 61 key hotswap optical switch keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
Good value 60% 61key optical key switch mechanical keyboard
Hotswap keyboard PCB (61key optical key switch) - especially suitable for beginners in DIY keyboard-world
iGK62: 62 key hot swappable optical keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
Best price optical key switch keyboard
iGK64 (GK64): 64 key hot swap mechanical keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
iGK64 (GK64) Keycaps: PBT, DSA,doubleshot,cherry bloosom style optional
iGK64 (GK64) PCB
iGK64 (GK64) Plate
iGK64 (GK64) wooden case
iGK68: 65% hotswap switch keyboard, custom ktis, pcb and diy parts
High value 65% aluminum mechanical keyboard (with 68 key,hotswap PCB,DSA pbt keycaps,full RGB and programmable) - made by MonkeyKing Custom
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switch mechanical keyboard with full RGB, programmable- your amazing gaming keyboard!
DIY mechanical keyboard parts
Buy Cherry MX RGB switch in blue, red, brown, silent red and speed silver
Gateron RGB mechanical switch in blue, red, brown, black, green, yellow, silent brown and silent red
Kailh box switch in red, brown and white
Gateron optical key mechanical switch in blue, red, brown, black, silver and yellow
Custom mechanical keyboard cases for iGK61,61P,62,and iGK64 (GK64): cheap plastic cases in white and black; CNC aluminum alloy cases in silver-grey, red, blue and green; wooden case optional
Hot swappable PCB: hotswap mx switch version, optical key switch version optional

Hello everyone,
The round 15 group buy is runnig.
This R15 group buy include 6 models: iGK61, iGK61P, iGK62, iGK64, iGK68 and iMK11
All iGK6X keyboards features:
Full RGB backlit
hot-swappable PCB
5-layers (1 default layer; 4 layers fully programmable: 1 layer online programmable and 3 layers onboard programmable) keyboard
With driver software
USB type-C cable
iGK61: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable MX-based switches
iGK61p: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK62: 62-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK64: 64-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iGK68: 68-key layout, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switches mechanical keyboard
Quick group buying entrances:
Custom mechanical keyboards, diy custom kit,PCB, keyboard parts group buy website homepage
Hotswap switch keyboards: assembly finished keyboards, mx switches & optical key switches, ABS / aluminum keyboard cases, custom keycaps optional
DIY keyboard custom kits
DIY custom kits with ABS keyboard case at quite good price
Aluminum keyboard diy custom kits
Custom diy kits with wooden keyboard cases
Barebone keyboard diy kits
DIY mechanical keyboard parts
Cherry MX RGB switch in blue, red, brown, silent red and speed silver
Gateron mechanical RGB switch in blue, red, brown, black, green, yellow, silent brown and silent red
Kailh box switch in red, brown and white
Gatron optical key switch in blue, red, brown, black, silver and yellow
DIY mechanical keyboard custom keyboard cases: cheap plastic cases in white and black; CNC aluminum alloy cases in silver-grey, red, blue and green; wooden case optional
Hotswap switch keyboard PCB: 61-key, 64-key and 68-key hotswap mx switch PCBs, 61-key and 62-key optical key switch PCB optional
Custom your own optical key switches mechanical keyboards:pre-assembly, diy custom kits, hot swap PCB and other parts...
Introduction about optical key switches & optical keyswitch keyboards

Hello everyone,
The round 17 group buy is runnig.
This R17 group buy include 6 models: iGK61, iGK61P, iGK62, iGK64, iGK68 and iMK11
All iGK6X keyboards features:
Full RGB backlit
hot-swappable PCB
5-layers (1 default layer; 4 layers fully programmable: 1 layer online programmable and 3 layers onboard programmable) keyboard
With driver software
USB type-C cable
iGK61: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable MX-based switches
iGK61p: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK62: 62-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK64: 64-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iGK68: 68-key layout, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switches mechanical keyboard
Quick group buying entrances:
Custom mechanical keyboards diy kits, hotswap PCB, keyboard parts group buy website homepage
Hot swappable mechanical keyboards: assembly finished keyboards, mx switches & optical key switches, ABS / aluminum keyboard cases, custom keycaps optional
Custom mechanical keyboards diy kits
DIY custom kits with ABS keyboard case at quite good price
Aluminum keyboard diy custom kits
Custom diy kits with wooden keyboard cases
Barebone keyboard diy kits
Mechanical keyboard diy parts
Cherry MX RGB switch in blue, red, brown, silent red and speed silver
Gateron mechanical RGB switch in blue, red, brown, black, green, yellow, silent brown and silent red
Kailh box switch in red, brown and white
Optical key switch(Gateron brand) in blue, red, brown, black, silver and yellow
DIY mechanical keyboard custom cases: cheap plastic cases in white and black; CNC aluminum alloy cases in silver-grey, red, blue and green; wooden case optional
Hot swappable keyboard PCB: 61-key, 64-key and 68-key hotswap mx switch PCBs, 61-key and 62-key optical key switch PCB optional
Custom optical key switches mechanical keyboards:pre-assembly, diy custom kits, hot swap PCB and other parts...
Introduction about optical key switches & optical mechanical keyboards

Hello everyone,
The round 16 group buy is runnig.
This R16 group buy include 6 models: iGK61, iGK61P, iGK62, iGK64, iGK68 and iMK11
All iGK6X keyboards features:
Full RGB backlit
hot-swappable PCB
5-layers (1 default layer; 4 layers fully programmable: 1 layer online programmable and 3 layers onboard programmable) keyboard
With driver software
USB type-C cable
iGK61: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable MX-based switches
iGK61p: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK62: 62-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK64: 64-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iGK68: 68-key layout, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switches mechanical keyboard
Quick group buying entrances:
Custom mechanical keyboards diy kits, hotswap PCB, keyboard parts group buy website homepage
Hot swappable mechanical keyboards: assembly finished keyboards, mx switches & optical key switches, ABS / aluminum keyboard cases, custom keycaps optional
Custom mechanical keyboards diy kits
DIY custom kits with ABS keyboard case at quite good price
Aluminum keyboard diy custom kits
Custom diy kits with wooden keyboard cases
Barebone keyboard diy kits
Mechanical keyboard diy parts
Cherry MX RGB switch in blue, red, brown, silent red and speed silver
Gateron mechanical RGB switch in blue, red, brown, black, green, yellow, silent brown and silent red
Kailh box switch in red, brown and white
Optical key switch(Gateron brand) in blue, red, brown, black, silver and yellow
DIY mechanical keyboard custom cases: cheap plastic cases in white and black; CNC aluminum alloy cases in silver-grey, red, blue and green; wooden case optional
Hot swappable keyboard PCB: 61-key, 64-key and 68-key hotswap mx switch PCBs, 61-key and 62-key optical key switch PCB optional
Custom optical key switches mechanical keyboards:pre-assembly, diy custom kits, hot swap PCB and other parts...
Introduction about optical key switches & optical mechanical keyboards

Hello everyone,
The round 14 group buy is runnig.
This R14 group buy include 6 models: iGK61, iGK61P, iGK62, iGK64, iGK68 and iMK11
All iGK6X keyboards features:
Full RGB backlit
hot-swappable PCB
5-layers (1 default layer; 4 layers fully programmable: 1 layer online programmable and 3 layers onboard programmable) keyboard
With driver software
USB type-C cable
iGK61: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable MX-based switches
iGK61p: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK62: 62-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK64: 64-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iGK68: 68-key layout, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switches mechanical keyboard
Quick group buying entrances:
Custom mechanical keyboards group buy website homepage
Hot swappable mechanical keyboards: assembly finished products, mx switches & optical key switches, keyboard cases, keycaps optional
Custom keyboard kits
Cheap plastic cases DIY keyboard kits
Custom aluminum cases keyboard kits
Custom wooden keyboard kits
Custom barebone keyboard kits
DIY mechanical keyboard parts
Buy Cherry MX RGB switch in blue, red, brown, silent red and speed silver
Gateron RGB mechanical switch in blue, red, brown, black, green, yellow, silent brown and silent red
Kailh box switch in red, brown and white
Gateron optical key mechanical switch in blue, red, brown, black, silver and yellow
Custom mechanical keyboard cases: cheap plastic cases in white and black; CNC aluminum alloy cases in silver-grey, red, blue and green; wooden case optional
Hot swap keyboard PCB: hot swap mx switch PCB, optical key switch PCB optional
Optical key switches mechanical keyboards, diy custom kits, hot swap PCB and other parts...
Introduction about optical key switches & optical keyboards

Hello everyone,
The round 12 group buy is runnig.
This R12 group buy include 6 models: iGK61, iGK61P, iGK62, iGK64, iGK68 and iMK11
All iGK6X keyboards features:
Full RGB backlit
hot-swappable PCB
5-layers (1 default layer; 4 layers fully programmable: 1 layer online programmable and 3 layers onboard programmable) keyboard
With driver software
USB type-C cable
iGK61: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable MX-based switches
iGK61p: 61-key poker layout, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK62: 62-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable optical mechanical switches
iGK64: 64-key with dedicated arrow keys, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iGK68: 68-key layout, hot swappable MX-based mechanical switches
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switches mechanical keyboard
Introduction about optical key switches
Quick group buying entrances:
Hot swappable mechanical keyboards (assembly finished products): hotswap mx switch keyboards, hotswap optical key switch keyboards optional
iGK61: 60% hotswap mechanical switches keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
60% hotswap PCB ( 61-key, mx switch )
iGK61P: 61 key hotswap optical switch keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
Good value 60% 61key optical key switch mechanical keyboard
Hotswap keyboard PCB (61key optical key switch) - especially suitable for beginners in DIY keyboard-world
iGK62: 62 key hot swappable optical keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
Best price optical key switch keyboard
iGK64 (GK64): 64 key hot swap mechanical keyboard, custom kits and DIY parts
iGK64 (GK64) Keycaps: PBT, DSA,doubleshot,cherry bloosom style optional
iGK64 (GK64) PCB
iGK64 (GK64) Plate
iGK64 (GK64) wooden case
iGK68: 65% hotswap switch keyboard, custom ktis, pcb and diy parts
High value 65% aluminum mechanical keyboard (with 68 key,hotswap PCB,DSA pbt keycaps,full RGB and programmable) - made by MonkeyKing Custom
iMK11: 104-key hotswap optical switch mechanical keyboard with full RGB, programmable- your amazing gaming keyboard!
DIY mechanical keyboard parts
Buy Cherry MX RGB switch in blue, red, brown, silent red and speed silver
Gateron RGB mechanical switch in blue, red, brown, black, green, yellow, silent brown and silent red
Kailh box switch in red, brown and white
Gateron optical key mechanical switch in blue, red, brown, black, silver and yellow
Custom mechanical keyboard cases for iGK61,61P,62,and iGK64 (GK64): cheap plastic cases in white and black; CNC aluminum alloy cases in silver-grey, red, blue and green; wooden case optional
Hot swappable PCB: hotswap mx switch version, optical key switch version optional

I'm currently selling a stock brand new etokki Omni that is less than four week old (never used). I'm looking to sell it at cost (price I paid + shipping to me) + shipping to buyer but I'm also able to mod it for the buyer. If you are looking for just a stock Omni then it may be better to just purchase directly from Etokki directly.
I purchased this recently and it was just delivered approximately a week ago though I decided to build a fully custom stick instead so I never even got to use this one. The Omni comes with a Taeyoung Fanta Korean Stick stock as well as sanwa 30mm and 24mm buttons and could purchased from this website.
This is going to be a cheaper option if you decide to go for.modifications as well since you get to shave on the shipping costs of all the materials as well such as the vinyl, the switches, custom springs, drop in kit, plungers as well as the not so cheap custom blend krytox lubricant (I can also apply this to the joystick) and custom Cherry switch tops
Modifications I'm able to offer.

• Omron joystick microswitches - considered one of, if not the best a tuak microswitches for joystick directional inputs.
• MX switches - customized to your preference (pm.me if you have a coloswitch type preference.
• MX custom clear top for any switch color you choose.
• MX drop in kit from paradise arcade that will work in tandem with a sanwa 30mm button.
• OBSF-MX plungers to work with an MX drop in kit and the sanwa button housing.
• Gold Plated Springs ranging from a very light actuation force up to a very heavy actuation force.
• Special krytox blend optimized for switch type - I will be using a custom blend of krytox lubricant for the switches in order to provide an optimum smooth feeling regardless of the switch type be it linear to tactile to clicky.
• Vinyl Wrap - I could wrap the Omni for you in a 3m automotive quality Vinyl that is color changing and satin in texture.
• Heavy 65A shore rubber for increased tension.
• Soft Rubber for lighter tension on the Taeyoung Fanta joystick (stock is a medium rubber)
• Neutrik Connector
• Custom Wire sleeving and wrapping.

Here is an album of my current modded Omni stick that I'm using viewable through this link.

Been learning about options for the past few months. Long Air Canada 25 Put expiring April 20th. Hopefully it goes through tomorrow and AC continues on this bearish trend.
If i get the puts at my limit price im looking to sell when i hit 20% profits (after commissions). What do you guys think.

https://imgur.com/a/KofeF
Keyboard just arrived after buying through /mechmarket and I wanted to try an SA keycap set I had. Pulling this key off the switch kinda came with it. I'm devastated.
I'm pretty new to mechnical keyboards and have dabbled only in pre-built boards and replacing keycaps. What can I do here? There doesn't appear to be any damage apart from the fact that these parts are suppose to be attached. I wasn't using overly strong force either.
Thanks for your help. Located in Brisbane, Australia.

Im thinking ziop march 20 14.00 calls. Thoughts?

I noticed that other than a few posts asking questions with an answer or so. There aren't any decent-sized threads on this sub that might help anyone new or just starting transition to CK3 from CK2 who are using Google for ideas this moment so let's fix that. I'll give my own observations on the lifestyles after 20+ hours or so of gameplay (feel free to add things or correct me if you read anything off and the formatting might look weird because I'm on mobile). I will discuss lifestyles but not the final traits associated with them since I haven't had enough time to get all these traits and find the events these traits make better and the buffs these traits give.
Let's start with the Diplomacy lifestyles.
The Diplomat tree is very solid. Gives you extra CB's, makes fabricating CB's faster and cheaper, makes truces trivial, and lets you grab alliances without the need for marriage (while each alliance grants you +1 Diplomacy). Diplomacy is most often than not a Crusader Kings's player's "dump stat" so to speak. While having low stats in other areas might give significant maluses to being downright game-losing, anyone can live with 0 Diplomacy under most circumstances.This makes the lifestyle just solid, especially for early-game expansion but it's probably not gonna be the perk tree you're getting most perks from first.
The August tree is not necessarily 'first perk tree you go through' material but it has bonuses that synergize well with other lifestyles. The prestige bonuses synergize well with the Gallant, the Torturer and/or the Overseer lifestyles. The biggest prestige boost comes from having powerful vassals on your council which happens most games anyway which ensures this will always be on. The other perks are nothing to write home about but you're probably grabbing the prestige boosts and then changing to other lifestyle trees anyway.
The Patriarch/Matriarch tree has already been abused by enough Paradox YouTubers for most of us to know how broken it is. It lets you make friends which will, later on in the tree, make it possible for you to ignore stress for your character. Then you give your children better stats and the more children and friends you get, the more free stats are given to you. And did I mention that taking the focus increases your fertility by 25% too? Just let those bonuses sink in. And once you're done digesting that information, breed a fertility trait into your dynasty (maybe even focus your dynasty legacy on congenial traits), educate everyone as diplomats and profit.
Now let's move on to the Martial lifestyles.
The Strategist tree basically turns your Men-At-Arms (retinues for those still adjusting from CK2) into space marines. I don't have to mention all the numbers and bonuses to tell you that, so this might not be as useful if you still don't have that many men-at-arms regiments. Otherwise, have fun with your EU4 Quality Ideas.
The Overseer is a must-have if you're looking for rapid expansion. While you can play around Dread with your current character with this tree to become a tyrant, I see Dread as just the optional cherry on top to this tree. The strongest perks of this lifestyle are the bonus to the increase control action by your Marshal (which he will always be doing to newly-conquered land for most of the game), a free fort level, and making it so that your provinces do not lose control whenever they are occupied by enemies which is such a good thing to have. It enables you to ignore any of your own provinces that won't give ticking warscore which just makes wars significantly easier. This lifestyle is comparable to EU4 Humanist Ideas which makes life easier for anyone playing wide.
At first glance, you may think to yourself: "Look at all these combat modifiers from the Strategist tree, that must be the best one for helping me win wars through combat, right?" The answer is no. The Gallant tree is arguably the strongest of the Martial lifestyles from a combat standpoint. You see, in CK3, your knights deal the most damage and even significantly affect your army stack's quality. This means from early to mid-game, your knights are probably going to be the determinants of whether you just win every single battle or not. And the Gallant tree is dedicated to improving the strength and increasing the number of knights you have, while giving you buffs as a commander yourself. If you're around the same amount of troops as someone you want to go to war with, this is what you should always pick up first when you're readying for combat.
Now let's talk about the Stewardship lifestyles.
If you want to make money, the Avaricious tree is your first choice. It boosts your economy, lets you take decisions to grab more money, and adds another alternatige source of income with its first perk that synergizes with the Schemer lifestyle well, letting you extort people via hooks. It's simple and effective.
The Architect tree is as simple as the Avaricious tree except it buffs buildings and county development instead. The buffs seem self-explanatory so I won't get into those. This tree is basically what you want to have if you're playing tall or just in an era of peace.
Speaking of era of peace, the Administrator tree is what you're looking for if you want to start or maintain said peace. It gives you lots of opinion bonuses for your vassals and gives you bonuses on vassal contributions too. It even gives you the ability to scheme your way into usurping your liege's throne and doing the administrating yourself before you get the other bonuses. Stability's the name of the game for this tree. Might want this if you have a lot of wrong culture/religion vassals giving you trouble or your god-king just died and now you want to alleviate the pains of the short reign penalty for your new character.
Now for the intrigue lifestyles.
I have mentioned the Schemer tree multiple times already and I think that's enough to convey how broken this tree is with all its bonuses and the ability to make up secrets for hooks and even abduct people and all those things. This will almost always be the intrigue perk tree you wanna max out/get first if you have an intrigue education because it just opens up so much opportunities.
The Seducer trait is pretty mediocre. This isn't because the tree itself is bad for what its purpose is. In fact, it makes seduction almost automatic for any character without any traits that boost their Attraction. The issue is, unlike CK2, you don't need this lifestyle to actually start seducing which makes this a tree you probably should not prioritize over Schemer unless you really wanna kickstart your eugenics program or gavelkind cheese.
The Torturer tree sets out to do one thing, make the Dread mechanic and being a tyrant viable, and does it well. For best results, pair with the Overseer tree and you got yourself a true tyrant.
Now finally, let's discuss the Learning lifestyles.
The Whole of Body tree basically gives you modern-day longevity in medieval times. Basically, if you wanna buy time to get some prestige and change your succession laws so your realm doesn't shatter into millions of pieces, this is what you'll want to max out first.
Due to the current state of the game making Learning only matter to cultural heads, this makes your culture tech into the stars if you're the cultural head. Otherwise, this can increase your stats slightly and let you cheese mechanics by letting you switch religion every second to revoke titles for free making switching cheaper. Maybe if they added societies from CK2 in the future, Hermetic Society members will go crazy for this one.
Last but not the least, the Theologian tree is of course, good at creating piety. But in the game's current state, you will only be going for this tree if you: a) want to create your own customized incest religion, b) need to reach a certain level of devotion for a decision and the like, or c) are going for a religion-related decision/achievement or a one-faith run. Getting this lifestyle for other reasons such as wanting piety for CB's is overkill and not recommended.

I understand how options work and I have read the Guide to Not Being an Options Retard. Even if its just 1 option, I'm ready to get it on! Who's with me?
Are you like me?
If you're ready to pop your options cherry like me, let's do this together. I say we choose an option based on input here and all agree to buy 1. If we make gains, we celebrate together. If we fail, well, at least we can buy rope in bulk and save some money.
Are you an experienced options slut?
Please hold my hand, tell me where to put everything, and be gentle. What is good first option to buy? (SPY? Someone with earnings this week? Other?). Spell it out in detail and I'll buy at least 1 option of my favorite (hopefully others will too).

Hi!
Can I graft anything beside cherries onto a wild cherry tree? I heard that you can graft cherry onto plum rootstock, but isn't it doable to graft plum onto cherry rootstock?

The current cabinets are in great shape. The are golden oak and we are interested in darker shades like cherry or walnut. We got quotes from painters, they suggested painting them. This would take way the classic wood look and we are not keen.