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July 4, 2008 at 8:27 AM #13193July 4, 2008 at 8:58 AM #232946
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ParticipantBasically retail futures trading. But what happens when price raises suddenly and they run out of funds. Do they reveal what their capitalization is? If it is at least a Billion $, you can say they are stable; otherwise, be prepared to lose your money when they go under. But if you only buy $100 at a time, no big deal.
I think Costco is a better deal. For same membership fee, you save on gas and other stuff.
If you really believe gas price is going up, buy some futures position.
July 4, 2008 at 8:58 AM #233067ParticipantBasically retail futures trading. But what happens when price raises suddenly and they run out of funds. Do they reveal what their capitalization is? If it is at least a Billion $, you can say they are stable; otherwise, be prepared to lose your money when they go under. But if you only buy $100 at a time, no big deal.
I think Costco is a better deal. For same membership fee, you save on gas and other stuff.
If you really believe gas price is going up, buy some futures position.
July 4, 2008 at 8:58 AM #233081ParticipantBasically retail futures trading. But what happens when price raises suddenly and they run out of funds. Do they reveal what their capitalization is? If it is at least a Billion $, you can say they are stable; otherwise, be prepared to lose your money when they go under. But if you only buy $100 at a time, no big deal.
I think Costco is a better deal. For same membership fee, you save on gas and other stuff.
If you really believe gas price is going up, buy some futures position.
July 4, 2008 at 8:58 AM #233119ParticipantBasically retail futures trading. But what happens when price raises suddenly and they run out of funds. Do they reveal what their capitalization is? If it is at least a Billion $, you can say they are stable; otherwise, be prepared to lose your money when they go under. But if you only buy $100 at a time, no big deal.
I think Costco is a better deal. For same membership fee, you save on gas and other stuff.
If you really believe gas price is going up, buy some futures position.
July 4, 2008 at 8:58 AM #233129ParticipantBasically retail futures trading. But what happens when price raises suddenly and they run out of funds. Do they reveal what their capitalization is? If it is at least a Billion $, you can say they are stable; otherwise, be prepared to lose your money when they go under. But if you only buy $100 at a time, no big deal.
I think Costco is a better deal. For same membership fee, you save on gas and other stuff.
If you really believe gas price is going up, buy some futures position.
July 4, 2008 at 9:34 AM #232966kev374
Participantthere are better ways to gamble
July 4, 2008 at 9:34 AM #233090Participantthere are better ways to gamble
July 4, 2008 at 9:34 AM #233148Participantthere are better ways to gamble
July 4, 2008 at 9:34 AM #233101Participantthere are better ways to gamble
July 4, 2008 at 9:34 AM #233138Participantthere are better ways to gamble
July 4, 2008 at 9:41 AM #233110jpinpb
ParticipantThey might count on your driving more and using the card/credit sooner.
Now you would be more frugal and conserve. Well, most of us. I think w/a card like that, you’d go through it quicker, at least I think the inclination would be such.
But I also agree, if you prepaid a lot and the company goes under, you are screwed.
July 4, 2008 at 9:41 AM #233158ParticipantThey might count on your driving more and using the card/credit sooner.
Now you would be more frugal and conserve. Well, most of us. I think w/a card like that, you’d go through it quicker, at least I think the inclination would be such.
But I also agree, if you prepaid a lot and the company goes under, you are screwed.
July 4, 2008 at 9:41 AM #233149ParticipantThey might count on your driving more and using the card/credit sooner.
Now you would be more frugal and conserve. Well, most of us. I think w/a card like that, you’d go through it quicker, at least I think the inclination would be such.
But I also agree, if you prepaid a lot and the company goes under, you are screwed.
July 4, 2008 at 9:41 AM #233100ParticipantThey might count on your driving more and using the card/credit sooner.
Now you would be more frugal and conserve. Well, most of us. I think w/a card like that, you’d go through it quicker, at least I think the inclination would be such.
But I also agree, if you prepaid a lot and the company goes under, you are screwed.
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