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Hi everyone, i've been combing through all the posts relating to this problem but I just can't find how to work around it... Here it goes.

I have a NBN box in the garage and underneath it there is one ethernet port. So far, I have been connecting the internet router directly to the NBN box uni-D1 port and using wireless at home. Then one day I realised with the fttp at home I should be able to connect the ethernet port from the garage to another point in the house (hopefully in the living room). I tried all the ethernet ports and none of them seems to work.

What's weird is there's only 1 ethernet port in the garage under the NBN box but there's 6 ethernet ports in the living room. It make

Why do doctors and pharmacists say not to eat grapefruit while I'm on lexapro?

Lexapro package insert from literally says it doesn't affect how lexapro is metabolised in the body.

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7.18 CYP3A4 and -2C19 Inhibitors In vitro studies indicated that CYP3A4 and -2C19 are the primary enzymes involved in the metabolism of escitalopram. However, coadministration of escitalopram (20 mg) and ritonavir (600 mg), a potent inhibitor of CYP3A4, did not significantly affect the pharmacokinetics of escitalopram. Because escitalopram is metabolized by multiple enzyme systems, inhibition of a single enzyme may not appreciably decrease escitalopram clearance.

So frustrating becau

Sometimes share price doesn't really go down to the share price offered for the share purchase plan.

One example I remember in my experience was that Select harvest had a capital raising in October 2017 and they were offering $20mil worth of shares at $4.20 and even after this announcement share price was still hovering around $5.0 mark.

This is very unusual scenario as usually SP drops down to the SPP price or even sinks lower.. But if you were to sell all your shares and buy same amount of shares at cheaper price, would that be considered 'Wash Sale' assuming the price you're selling at was a capital loss

Thanks

*I know the risk of doing this is that there's an over subscripti

I have a bit of CGT this FY and it got me thinking how share price will usually drop by dividend amount after ex dividend date. So I can buy for a fully franked dividend (which is already taxed) then sell at a loss to reduce CGT for the year.

I get that it might drop further than the dividend amount after ex dividend. Other than that is there any other risk in this strategy?

What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.

It's for my partner.. Just day to day basic use. Facebook, reddit, youtube, etc.

If gaming, what kind of performance are you looking for? (Screen resolution, framerate, game settings)

Not for gaming.

What is your budget (ballpark is okay)?

Somewhere around $500 AUD

In what country are you purchasing your parts?

Australia

**Post a draft of your potential build here (specific parts please).

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Type	Item	Price
CPU	[AMD - Ryzen

Hi,

Does anyone have experience or have looked into Nab Equity Builder?

To me, it looks like a good option to consider.. I've been thinking about taking a $50k loan for 5 years. Interest rate is 5.05% and no margin call.

As long as I make monthly payment of $944, my shares will be OK regardless of how my shares are doing. I have no exposure to international market so I'd like to buy VGS or VGAD with the borrowed money. I intend to keep the shares for long term >20 years so current downturn in market doesn't really worry me.

Is there any downside to this that I'm not seeing?

Hi, I'd like to upgrade one part at a time. As I feel like my system isn't performing as well as before. I'd like to upgrade CPU first as graphic cards are quite costly.

What should I upgrade to? Below is my current build. Is Intel Core i7-7700K a decent choice?

Thanks in advance

PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant

Type	Item	Price
CPU	Intel - Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor	$319.00 @ Scorptec
Motherboard	[ASRock - H110M-ITX Mini ITX LGA1151 Motherboard](https://au

I've been in the share market for about 5 years now and I think I have diversified quite well in my portfolio.

I have a portfolio of about 10 stocks and so far I haven't really sold anything. I'm up about 15% p.a (9% capital gains/6% income according to share sight).

What I've noticed in my portfolio is that often times one stock goes up and another stock of different sector goes down and I feel like I can take advantage of the ups and downs within my portfolio.

So to give you guys an example, currently I have SOL that is up more 50% since my purchase and CBA that is down about 10%. So I think I should sell a portion of SOL (about 1/3) and top up CBA with the money I get from SOL. Bo

I've sold some dud shares this current financial year and my net capital loss is about $2k.

Should I sell some of my other shares to get my CGT close to 0, since there's no tax benefit of having negative CGT?

TIA

Hello everyone. I've recently got a jot at Logan hospital and I think I'll be moving to somewhere near the hospital but everyone tells me that it's really bad there.

I'm a bit skeptical because those people lived in Brisbane long time ago (I'm in Sydney now). Suburbs that used to be rough back in the days here are now considered pretty decent suburbs.

Is the area near the hospital still shit?

Thanks in advance!

I found out about Natto recently and started eating rice with natto and raw egg. All I have to prepare is rice and snacks (fruits and carrot sticks). Because it's healthy and lean, I feel much better nowadays.

What are your go-to, easy to prepare nightshift meals?