For the foreclosure tsunami crowd….

[sdrealtor]

BTW I am far too conservative to play in the world of options spreads. My philosophy is simple. I know that I wont always be right and I dont try to be. However, I am never wrong.

[scaredyclassic]

http://www.theonion.com/articles/ron-paul-supporter-likes-the-way-paul-tells-it-lik,27138/

maybe the above onion article kind of sums it up in a weird way. i can’t remember, is it slander or libel?

Ron Paul Supporter Likes The Way Paul Tells It Like It Has No Chance Of Being
JANUARY 23, 2012 | ISSUE 48•04

RICHMOND, IN—Self-proclaimed strict constitutionalist and freethinker Rick Crawford told reporters Monday he is supporting Ron Paul in the 2012 Republican presidential primaries because of the way the candidate looks people directly in the eye, doesn’t mince words, and tells it like it will never, ever be in a million years. “Ron cuts right through the fat and doesn’t sugarcoat anything when he talks about policies that would be absolutely impossible to implement, like abolishing the federal income tax, eliminating Medicare, or putting the nation’s currency back on the gold standard,” Crawford said as he pounded a hand-painted “Ron Paul 2012” sign in his front lawn. “He’s not afraid to give Americans no-nonsense straight talk about his completely delusional fantasy world. That’s why I’m part of the highly unlikely Ron Paul revolution.” Sources close to Crawford’s family said his wife supports Mitt Romney because of the way he tells it like people want to hear it.

[scaredyclassic]

im kinda like that. I know I can’t possibly always be wrong. But I’m virtually never right.

[markmax33]

[quote=JohnAlt91941][quote=pri_dk]
mm33, your stock picks remind me of my aunt that likes to go to Pechanga. She must be very wealthy by now, because she always tells me about the times she has won, and has never mentioned a losing day.[/quote]

I bet that’s not what she tells the IRS. :-)[/quote]
Your right I don’t. It’s called a Roth IRA. I will white out my TDAmeritrade account and post it if you need proof.

[an]

[quote=sdrealtor]Now I get to LOL you. We were talking median and then you switched to some argument on the mean. Sorry dude but I know the difference do you?

If you want to talk stock portfolios and put yours up against mine its only fair to let you know that I bought Microsoft in 1987 and have a cost basis of about 20 cents a share. You can have your AAPL 10 to 20 baggers. BTW, I was 24 in 1987 and already had lots of money. Now I have alot more. You’ll never catch me.[/quote]
Talking about stock picks, AAPL might have the largest market cap right now, but it definitely does not have the highest return. MSFT at the peak of the .com bubble have a market cap of ~$580B. Which means AAPL would have to get to ~$580/share to match it. If MM is just looking at the last 5 years, he can take a look at BIDU. They blew AAPL out of the water. Over the last 5 years, AAPL might have yielded him 400%, BIDU would have yielded him ~1000% :-D.

[an]

[quote=markmax33][quote=JohnAlt91941][quote=pri_dk]
mm33, your stock picks remind me of my aunt that likes to go to Pechanga. She must be very wealthy by now, because she always tells me about the times she has won, and has never mentioned a losing day.[/quote]

I bet that’s not what she tells the IRS. :-)[/quote]
Your right I don’t. It’s called a Roth IRA. I will white out my TDAmeritrade account and post it if you need proof.[/quote]
You’re 24 in 2004. Assuming you graduated in 2002 as an engineer, you have a total of 9 years to max out your Roth IRA. We’re only talking about ~$40k pot. You might want to chill out and take a humble pill. That might seem a lot to you but I’m sure some people on here have much larger nest eggs. Their investments might not be as flashy as AAPL or CMG over the last few years, but it’s a marathon, not a sprint.

[Coronita]

Guys guys guys. You folks are sounding like a bunch of arguing boys… Like, my dick is bigger than yours…

If any of you are around 37 or less and have already reached the $10million asset bag category, please send me a PM and tell me what you did so I can follow. That’s all I care about…. Please… I’ll swallow my pride if you can show me how in 3 years.

I’m not greedy. Just want $10million, 2% interest which would be $200k/year…enough to sustain my frugal lifestyle.

Why do we spend so much time arguing over bullshit when we should be helping each other figure out how to make a killing in this economy..

[scaredyclassic]

Because no one knows what comes next

[The-Shoveler]

We need a new thread ,

Need Plan for 10 Mil in 10 years,

OK Plan for 10 Mil in 3 years.

[Coronita]

[quote=walterwhite]Because no one knows what comes next[/quote]

but we’re piggs!!!! we’re smarter than the average bear….Smarter people should be able to make more money than dumber people, no????

[Coronita]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-GUY2]We need a new thread ,

Need Plan for 10 Mil in 10 years,

OK Plan for 10 Mil in 3 years.[/quote]

I’m not greedy, I’d setting for 8 in 4…. I just don’t want to wait until I’m fvcking 50 or 60 before I start enjoying life excessively….

[an]

[quote=flu][quote=Nor-LA-SD-GUY2]We need a new thread ,

Need Plan for 10 Mil in 10 years,

OK Plan for 10 Mil in 3 years.[/quote]

I’m not greedy, I’d setting for 8 in 4…. I just don’t want to wait until I’m fvcking 50 or 60 before I start enjoying life excessively….[/quote]
You’re greedy. I’ll take 5 in 10 :-).

[Author]

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