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OT: Moderate to Significant Snow (and some rain SE of 95) for Sunday, 1/19.
- By RU848789
- Rutgers Football
- 488 Replies
I like Lee's approach as I think the NWS is overdone, but I actually think he's using the 12Z GFS (using 10:1 ratios), as the GFS has 5-8" close to his 4-8" area (only the CMC has that much for NW of 95), but it also has 2-5" close to his 2-4" area. Many forecasters rely on the GFS outside of 48 hrs and then start to use the hi-res/short term models like the HRRR/RAP/NAM-12K inside of 24 hrs, along with their favorite globals. But I also think he's making his own forecast too, since they're not identical, especially towards the coast, where his future radar shows zero rain, while the GFS has rain/mix for several hours at the start for coastal NJ.
OT: Stock and Investment Talk
- By rutgersguy1
- Rutgers Football
- 32928 Replies
Breaking new ground, don't know. Looks like it consolidated for a couple months and bounced off the 50DMA and is making another move. It is overbought but last time it was like this it stayed that way for about a couple months before it went into that consolidation for the next couple months. I don't know what to say lol. Let it run and use a trailing stop on some of it or all of it, depending on your tolerance. It's crazy to think this one time albatross around the neck of GE (GE Power) is what it is now haha. I thought it would be a solid company after the spinoff but nothing close to this.GEV broke $400 today. How is the chart looking? :)
Some news that may push the rally even higher:
U.S. utilities team up to accelerate deployment of GE Vernova’s BWRX-300 small modular reactor | GE Vernova News
WILMINGTON, NC (January 17, 2025) - GE Vernova’s nuclear business, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH), today announced that it is part of a coalition of utility companies and supply chain partners that are collaborating to accelerate the deployment of the BWRX-300 small modular reactor (SMR) in the...
OT: College Football 2025 Championship Game Thread
- By rutgersguy1
- Rutgers Football
- 144 Replies
I'm indifferent to them and pretty much everyone, except for the SEC nonsense this year, but I've seen 2-3 articles with the topic of "is ND likeable now" lolOhio St's run game is mediocre (66th) and ND has #2 pass defense that plays mostly man coverage.
If the Ohio that beat Oregon shows-up then they are the best team.
But I like ND's chances
Having a head coach that played for Ohio St takes some of the edge off the Ohio St. mystique for ND
Freeman is also a good guy with some serendipity working for him - and everybody likes him.
He's so much better than that spittle monster Kelly
I'm guessing they'll play the same prevent defense Michigan and Texas used and keep everything in front of them. I don't think OSU needs to run. They're best when they throw the ball. When Day tried to prove himself and be "tough" like Michigan is when they lost their way imo. Be who you are and do what you do best. They were on the verge of beating an extremely good UGA team in the semis, the year UGA destroyed TCU. OSU was a very good passing team. Howard isn't as good as Stroud but point still stands and he was good against Tenn and Oregon, came back to earth against Texas.
To me they should pass to open up the run and that includes throw to the RBs out of the backfield, to flats, screens, wheel routes etc...I think they should have used that more in the Texas game instead of throwing to the TE. They're potential home run backs, worst case you can move the chains and best case maybe break one. If the defense is going to concentrate so much on Smith and the WRs make them pay with RBs but in the pass game, not just the run game. I think PSU should've done the same with their RBs. I think Allar made some ill advised throws versus taking some easy ones.
