Heck, I think I'ld let her. And yes you are jealous just like you covet other folks $$ money, per many of your posts on BB&B.Originally Posted by saltydawg
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Heck, I think I'ld let her. And yes you are jealous just like you covet other folks $$ money, per many of your posts on BB&B.
Couldn't resist.
Rolling on the floor laughing my ass off. Gee whiz, Tyler, I made $50K today. More than enough for my simple needs.
"All roads lead to Putin" -- Thomas Jefferson
Awesome! Now, exactly how did you make $50K in one day? I like to learn of good money-making means. Please share. Thanks.
Own 130K of stock that goes up 42 cents.
"All roads lead to Putin" -- Thomas Jefferson
Concentration makes millionaires...but it makes more former millionaires.
You DO see the double, double standard, don't you?
As the gambler said, got to know when to hold them and when to fold them.
"All roads lead to Putin" -- Thomas Jefferson
Not if you didn't sell it. Besides the Dems tax and spend policies will eat it up now and then again when you die.
The President and both houses of Congress are Republicans. Democrats' tax and spend policies should have no bearing.
The Dems are the ones that put all of these taxes in place years ago including death tax/estate taxes. Not only that but they wanted death boards (Obamacare) to get their money quicker by killing off it's weaker and older citizens.
We discovered last week that at least three of the Senate RINOs are not even close to holding Republican values. So they don't hold the Senate.
Republicans are in power now and shouldn't be making excuses. If they can't get it done, it's on them.
If Republicans can't get it done, it's on them. (is there an echo in here?)
Oh, that. I have about $600K in stocks. Guess I did okay too in one day. But, that is "on paper" money. You can lose $50K in one day just as fast.
Real estate, salty, that's the ticket. It's real, you can touch it, and while it is true it is also subject to the whims of the market (value), they ain't making anymore land. So, it is as safe an investment as there is.
Was talking with my Mom the other day, and she remembered they (she and my Dad) bought "our" house in 1955 for a whopping $14,000. She sold that house in 2010 for $189,000. The house she built (had built) that same year on the Northshore she paid cash for $177,000. Now, just seven years later, houses on her street, very similar to hers, are selling for $210,000+.
But, one should be diversified. Stocks are good, yes. But, own other types of assets as well.
Disclaimer: I am NOT a personal financial professional. Consult a licensed advisor before making any investment decisions.
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