DislikedHi Silat50, anyone with there head screwed on the right way would be happy to receive a guaranteed 3% a month......Ignored
Madoff managed to swindle billions by promising 1% a month.
- #14,806
- Oct 28, 2012 3:39pm Oct 28, 2012 3:39pm
No worries Chris, I think everyone should be grateful for your work on this thread over the last few years. I also think if you ask the experienced members of this forum who has inspired and helped them on their journey you would get a mention from most.
Anway, enough of all that, you won't stop blushing for a week!
Here's a cheeky little setup I took advantage of recently. It's running quite nicely considering oil can be a cruel mistress.
- #14,808
- Oct 28, 2012 4:01pm Oct 28, 2012 4:01pm
- | Commercial User | Joined May 2011 | 3,012 Posts
Hmm, I always thought Oil was a crude mistress...
- #14,810
- Oct 28, 2012 10:25pm Oct 28, 2012 10:25pm
- Joined Aug 2009 | Status: mmmm....beer.... | 963 Posts
Since I'll be stuck in my house for this Hurricane, thought I'd dust off a few old spreadsheets to see what kind of stocks came up. Posted a couple of them over here: Any feedback is always appreciated.
Haven't been following currencies as much lately -- How have you all been doing? Killing it? Buying an island & retiring?
Who was the guy who said 3%/month isn't good? Now that's funny. I'm 32ish years old. If I deposited $10k in an account and made 3% per month from now til the time i'm 60yrs old, I'd have just shy of $200,000,000. Yeah, i'd say that's pretty good... Oh and if I had only held on to that Microsoft stock I bought when I was 6yrs old I'd be a millionaire
Haven't been following currencies as much lately -- How have you all been doing? Killing it? Buying an island & retiring?
Who was the guy who said 3%/month isn't good? Now that's funny. I'm 32ish years old. If I deposited $10k in an account and made 3% per month from now til the time i'm 60yrs old, I'd have just shy of $200,000,000. Yeah, i'd say that's pretty good... Oh and if I had only held on to that Microsoft stock I bought when I was 6yrs old I'd be a millionaire
- #14,812
- Oct 29, 2012 1:16am Oct 29, 2012 1:16am
- | Membership Revoked | Joined Feb 2008 | 9,794 Posts
Since I'll be stuck in my house for this Hurricane, thought I'd dust off a few old spreadsheets to see what kind of stocks came up. Posted a couple of them over here: Any feedback is always appreciated.
Haven't been following currencies as much lately -- How have you all been doing? Killing it? Buying an island & retiring?
Who was the guy who said 3%/month isn't good? Now that's funny. I'm 32ish years old. If I deposited $10k in an account and made 3% per month...
Woulda, shoulda coulda syndrome.....
- #14,813
- Oct 29, 2012 1:25am Oct 29, 2012 1:25am
- | Membership Revoked | Joined Feb 2008 | 9,794 Posts
- #14,818
- Oct 29, 2012 2:00pm Oct 29, 2012 2:00pm
- | Membership Revoked | Joined Feb 2008 | 9,794 Posts
For Chris:
I'm doing very well my friend. About to have baby #2 in about 2wks (another boy), new job is good, new house is good (ask me again in a week after this storm hits -- knock on wood!!). All is well.
How about you sir? How's Ohio treating you?
for SteWrigh:
Regarding stocks & and an impending crash, i don't see it. This is the most hated rally ever. Bonds don't present a viable alternative for people that need to have large sums of money put to work. Here are the indicators I'm looking at (this is for US Stocks, I don't have an opinion...
Technically(see chart below) we have a double top and bearish divergence.
Fundamentally - Lots of large companies recently missed their earnings forecast on the low side with more to come(see my previous posts). All western economies are in recession and de-leveraging and the only way companies are gonna increase earnings is if ppl start spending again and I can't see that happening anytime soon. JMHO.
Keep safe during the storm(to everyone on east coast).
