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  • May 25, 2010 at 9:02 PM #555080
    moneymaker
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    Food and used cars are cheap, but I’m not sure how you can speculate on things that lose value with time. O yeah old boats are also cheap, good luck making money off one though. I think you have to look to the future and find what people are going to be willing to pay for, maybe one of those fido DNA companies that supposedly will tell you what kind of mutt you have (though how they can do it for $69 is beyond me). I really wish I could invest my 401k into gold as inflation will destroy any safe money I now have.

    May 25, 2010 at 9:49 PM #554124
    sdduuuude
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    Put options.

    May 25, 2010 at 9:49 PM #554229
    sdduuuude
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    Put options.

    May 25, 2010 at 9:49 PM #554716
    sdduuuude
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    Put options.

    May 25, 2010 at 9:49 PM #554814
    sdduuuude
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    Put options.

    May 25, 2010 at 9:49 PM #555090
    sdduuuude
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    Put options.

    May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM #554168
    CA renter
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    [quote=carlsbadworker]Cash is unloved right now. Bernanke begs us to speculate, and we are obedient.[/quote]

    Bingo.

    IMHO, the best position for the future is the most painful position today.

    The most painful position currently is to be in cash. It’s obvious that the PTB is trying to move heaven and hell in order to get us out of our cash positions. It’s why I’m sitting tight.

    May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM #554274
    CA renter
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    [quote=carlsbadworker]Cash is unloved right now. Bernanke begs us to speculate, and we are obedient.[/quote]

    Bingo.

    IMHO, the best position for the future is the most painful position today.

    The most painful position currently is to be in cash. It’s obvious that the PTB is trying to move heaven and hell in order to get us out of our cash positions. It’s why I’m sitting tight.

    May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM #554761
    CA renter
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    [quote=carlsbadworker]Cash is unloved right now. Bernanke begs us to speculate, and we are obedient.[/quote]

    Bingo.

    IMHO, the best position for the future is the most painful position today.

    The most painful position currently is to be in cash. It’s obvious that the PTB is trying to move heaven and hell in order to get us out of our cash positions. It’s why I’m sitting tight.

    May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM #554860
    CA renter
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    [quote=carlsbadworker]Cash is unloved right now. Bernanke begs us to speculate, and we are obedient.[/quote]

    Bingo.

    IMHO, the best position for the future is the most painful position today.

    The most painful position currently is to be in cash. It’s obvious that the PTB is trying to move heaven and hell in order to get us out of our cash positions. It’s why I’m sitting tight.

    May 25, 2010 at 11:04 PM #555131
    CA renter
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    [quote=carlsbadworker]Cash is unloved right now. Bernanke begs us to speculate, and we are obedient.[/quote]

    Bingo.

    IMHO, the best position for the future is the most painful position today.

    The most painful position currently is to be in cash. It’s obvious that the PTB is trying to move heaven and hell in order to get us out of our cash positions. It’s why I’m sitting tight.

    May 25, 2010 at 11:11 PM #554173
    KSMountain
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    CA renter you talked me out of my CA money market fund at one of the meetups. This was where I had my downpayment savings due to its double taxfree nature.

    I since changed to a more diversified fund and suck it up on the state taxes. Not like there’s much interest being paid nowadays anyway…

    I have to admit I’ve slept better since I took your advice. 🙂

    May 25, 2010 at 11:11 PM #554279
    KSMountain
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    CA renter you talked me out of my CA money market fund at one of the meetups. This was where I had my downpayment savings due to its double taxfree nature.

    I since changed to a more diversified fund and suck it up on the state taxes. Not like there’s much interest being paid nowadays anyway…

    I have to admit I’ve slept better since I took your advice. 🙂

    May 25, 2010 at 11:11 PM #554766
    KSMountain
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    CA renter you talked me out of my CA money market fund at one of the meetups. This was where I had my downpayment savings due to its double taxfree nature.

    I since changed to a more diversified fund and suck it up on the state taxes. Not like there’s much interest being paid nowadays anyway…

    I have to admit I’ve slept better since I took your advice. 🙂

    May 25, 2010 at 11:11 PM #554865
    KSMountain
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    CA renter you talked me out of my CA money market fund at one of the meetups. This was where I had my downpayment savings due to its double taxfree nature.

    I since changed to a more diversified fund and suck it up on the state taxes. Not like there’s much interest being paid nowadays anyway…

    I have to admit I’ve slept better since I took your advice. 🙂

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