Stealthdjentstic
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I have a question, isnt this sort of good because if everything just turned cheaper it means that you can buy a bunch of stocks so when they bounce back up you make lots of cash.
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I have a question, isnt this sort of good because if everything just turned cheaper it means that you can buy a bunch of stocks so when they bounce back up you make lots of cash.
I have a question, isnt this sort of good because if everything just turned cheaper it means that you can buy a bunch of stocks so when they bounce back up you make lots of cash.
My entire college fund is in the stock market.
It's okay, my tuition rate will be locked in for all four years at the price it is right now.
Oh, nevermind. Making college affordable is apparently superfluous to Mr. Perdue. Wonderful.
I'ma gunna be a smart man wen I grows up.
Sort of, if you know which companies are going to be still standing and you dont buy too early. It is good in a way such that shitty companies get punished and good companies are left standing. That is if the markets are left alone.
Someone asked earlier if I had read the bill and yes I had. I have also read the new bill which you can find here: http://www.cspan.org/pdf/hr1424_100108.pdf
Thank god for this tax break:
Sec. 503. Exemption from excise tax for certain wooden arrows designed for use by children.
Sort of, if you know which companies are going to be still standing and you dont buy too early. It is good in a way such that shitty companies get punished and good companies are left standing. That is if the markets are left alone.
Someone asked earlier if I had read the bill and yes I had. I have also read the new bill which you can find here: http://www.cspan.org/pdf/hr1424_100108.pdf
Thank god for this tax break:
Sec. 503. Exemption from excise tax for certain wooden arrows designed for use by children.
Look into stock market index funds instead of individual stocks - it might reduce your gains somewhat, but they are much more diversified and usually only list the biggest, most secure companies in an industry (or in the whole stock market, period). I'm buying right away. They perform very well over time, averaging 11% for the past 50 years I believe for the big NYSE composite index, and don't require active management. Great investment IMO, especially when the whole stock market has dropped so seriously - it will make some good money in the coming years if not months.
Yes, it was to each according to his need.