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Hey fellow Suns fans...

We are going to ditch DirecTV. Is there any way to watch all the games without having Bally's? Thoughts? Anyone done this?

Thanks in advance!

Streameast.xyz

ILP with VPN

VPN with ILP

I buy League Pass which is less than $100 a season and watch through NBA app. However you don't get any that are on espn, TNT or NBATV, so for those I go to sportsurge.net and usually watch the streameast stream as mentioned here but there are a bunch of options...Markkys is the next one I try if Streameast doesn't work well or has wrong announcers or Crackstreams.

I haven't tried the one dmastro mentions.

Actually it looks like League Pass right now is $49.99 the rest of the season (after 7 free days) and IT INCLUDES NBAtv games.

https://www.nba.com/watch/league-pass-stream

I also get NBA LP, but need to opt out for next season so I can save money. I just cancelled my Hulu and I anticipate with the $19.99 I save monthly, and invest that money into dividend stocks I will be able to buy a luxury condo in 8 years time.

Qwigglez wrote:I also get NBA LP, but need to opt out for next season so I can save money. I just cancelled my Hulu and I anticipate with the $19.99 I save monthly, and invest that money into dividend stocks I will be able to buy a luxury condo in 8 years time.

Just by amazon stock now. It's at it's best price in over 5 years. It was a little lower a couple months ago so I bought a chunck but it has dipped again.

bwgood77 wrote:

Qwigglez wrote:I also get NBA LP, but need to opt out for next season so I can save money. I just cancelled my Hulu and I anticipate with the $19.99 I save monthly, and invest that money into dividend stocks I will be able to buy a luxury condo in 8 years time.

Just by amazon stock now. It's at it's best price in over 5 years. It was a little lower a couple months ago so I bought a chunck but it has dipped again.

No I'm not buying Amazon stock! I had some 10 shares in 2012-2013 timeframe that I bought at $270 and I sold it at $310-320. Clearly I know what I am doing...

Qwigglez wrote:

bwgood77 wrote:

Qwigglez wrote:I also get NBA LP, but need to opt out for next season so I can save money. I just cancelled my Hulu and I anticipate with the $19.99 I save monthly, and invest that money into dividend stocks I will be able to buy a luxury condo in 8 years time.

Just by amazon stock now. It's at it's best price in over 5 years. It was a little lower a couple months ago so I bought a chunck but it has dipped again.

No I'm not buying Amazon stock! I had some 10 shares in 2012-2013 timeframe that I bought at $270 and I sold it at $310-320. Clearly I know what I am doing...

I almost bought Netflix in 2003 because I thought the mail delivery DVD thing was great and innovative, and then a friend talked me out of it saying "Blockbuster is now doing that too and will put them out of business...you might want to buy Blockbuster". Luckily I didn't buy Blockbuster but unfortunately I didn't buy Netflix either. It was selling for like $1 a share and it got up to like $690 a year or so ago. It's now at like 337, but still, if I just bought $1,000 a the time, $337,000 wouldn't be bad now (or especially $690K a year or so ago). I probably would have bought more though had I went through with buying.

bwgood77 wrote:

Qwigglez wrote:

bwgood77 wrote:
Just by amazon stock now. It's at it's best price in over 5 years. It was a little lower a couple months ago so I bought a chunck but it has dipped again.

No I'm not buying Amazon stock! I had some 10 shares in 2012-2013 timeframe that I bought at $270 and I sold it at $310-320. Clearly I know what I am doing...

I almost bought Netflix in 2003 because I thought the mail delivery DVD thing was great and innovative, and then a friend talked me out of it saying "Blockbuster is now doing that too and will put them out of business...you might want to buy Blockbuster". Luckily I didn't buy Blockbuster but unfortunately I didn't buy Netflix either. It was selling for like $1 a share and it got up to like $690 a year or so ago. It's now at like 337, but still, if I just bought $1,000 a the time, $337,000 wouldn't be bad now (or especially $690K a year or so ago). I probably would have bought more though had I went through with buying.

.....I hate this kind of talk. I want to know about the successful trading.
What is that stock today that we can buy? If you are into dividend investing Intel is a good buy, as long as they don't lower their dividend payout.

Qwigglez wrote:

bwgood77 wrote:

Qwigglez wrote:
No I'm not buying Amazon stock! I had some 10 shares in 2012-2013 timeframe that I bought at $270 and I sold it at $310-320. Clearly I know what I am doing...

I almost bought Netflix in 2003 because I thought the mail delivery DVD thing was great and innovative, and then a friend talked me out of it saying "Blockbuster is now doing that too and will put them out of business...you might want to buy Blockbuster". Luckily I didn't buy Blockbuster but unfortunately I didn't buy Netflix either. It was selling for like $1 a share and it got up to like $690 a year or so ago. It's now at like 337, but still, if I just bought $1,000 a the time, $337,000 wouldn't be bad now (or especially $690K a year or so ago). I probably would have bought more though had I went through with buying.

.....I hate this kind of talk. I want to know about the successful trading.
What is that stock today that we can buy? If you are into dividend investing Intel is a good buy, as long as they don't lower their dividend payout.

I actually did buy amazon at $88. It was trading at about $184 in late 2021. It's not at it's lowest price in about 3 years, but it's cheapest value in at least 5.

It would be nice to find some kind of new company like some of these I mentioned were back in the early 2000s but it's way too hard to find those now....at least for me.

I don't really buy dividend stocks, or research them. I just bought at lot of Amazon and hope I can sell it after a year or more at $130-$140 and make 50% gain.

Thanks everyone! Appreciate the input and the stock tips.