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February 17, 2009 at 1:47 PM #15080February 17, 2009 at 2:10 PM #347941scaredyclassicParticipant
nothing is safe.
but i’d say roll 85% over to another CD, 15% gold (1/2 CEF, 1/2 GDX).
February 17, 2009 at 2:10 PM #348511scaredyclassicParticipantnothing is safe.
but i’d say roll 85% over to another CD, 15% gold (1/2 CEF, 1/2 GDX).
February 17, 2009 at 2:10 PM #348409scaredyclassicParticipantnothing is safe.
but i’d say roll 85% over to another CD, 15% gold (1/2 CEF, 1/2 GDX).
February 17, 2009 at 2:10 PM #348378scaredyclassicParticipantnothing is safe.
but i’d say roll 85% over to another CD, 15% gold (1/2 CEF, 1/2 GDX).
February 17, 2009 at 2:10 PM #348261scaredyclassicParticipantnothing is safe.
but i’d say roll 85% over to another CD, 15% gold (1/2 CEF, 1/2 GDX).
February 17, 2009 at 3:22 PM #348355macromaniacParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
February 17, 2009 at 3:22 PM #348037macromaniacParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
February 17, 2009 at 3:22 PM #348473macromaniacParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
February 17, 2009 at 3:22 PM #348504macromaniacParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
February 17, 2009 at 3:22 PM #348606macromaniacParticipantSure. Put it in the Stanford CD… I hear their returns are out of this world. Just make sure you pull out your principal before the U.S. Marshall shows up with the battering ram….
I would go Cash,Gold and Silver Coins and buy, I know this sounds crazy, a lot of canned foods like tomato based products. We are going to see big time inflation on these items because of the drought.
I hit up Costco once a week and stock up on food and water. People think I am crazy…that’s OK…they thought the same thing when I bought long puts on WAMU and Wells Fargo. I can live with the stigma.
I just went to Wells today and pulled out a large sum of cash. The girl looked at me like I just stepped out of the Starship. I told her they don’t pay me any interest for lending 10 times my deposits at an average of 6.0%. She just looked at me again like….wow…I never thought of that….
Good luck….
February 17, 2009 at 3:33 PM #348062peterbParticipantThe US$ will go more up before down. Spread it around so as to avoid risk of not getting it back. Gold will probably pull back in the next couple of months. I’ll be reloading. Physical, not paper.
Short term T bills are the choice of filthy rich people. Due to extremely large sums that need safe return strategies.
Cut your expenses to the bone. The storms going to get worse before it gets better. Just my opinion.
If you’re up for a little risk, producing gold and silver miners are now about the most profitable businesses on the planet. This should continue as the credit markets unwind/implode.
February 17, 2009 at 3:33 PM #348380peterbParticipantThe US$ will go more up before down. Spread it around so as to avoid risk of not getting it back. Gold will probably pull back in the next couple of months. I’ll be reloading. Physical, not paper.
Short term T bills are the choice of filthy rich people. Due to extremely large sums that need safe return strategies.
Cut your expenses to the bone. The storms going to get worse before it gets better. Just my opinion.
If you’re up for a little risk, producing gold and silver miners are now about the most profitable businesses on the planet. This should continue as the credit markets unwind/implode.
February 17, 2009 at 3:33 PM #348498peterbParticipantThe US$ will go more up before down. Spread it around so as to avoid risk of not getting it back. Gold will probably pull back in the next couple of months. I’ll be reloading. Physical, not paper.
Short term T bills are the choice of filthy rich people. Due to extremely large sums that need safe return strategies.
Cut your expenses to the bone. The storms going to get worse before it gets better. Just my opinion.
If you’re up for a little risk, producing gold and silver miners are now about the most profitable businesses on the planet. This should continue as the credit markets unwind/implode.
February 17, 2009 at 3:33 PM #348529peterbParticipantThe US$ will go more up before down. Spread it around so as to avoid risk of not getting it back. Gold will probably pull back in the next couple of months. I’ll be reloading. Physical, not paper.
Short term T bills are the choice of filthy rich people. Due to extremely large sums that need safe return strategies.
Cut your expenses to the bone. The storms going to get worse before it gets better. Just my opinion.
If you’re up for a little risk, producing gold and silver miners are now about the most profitable businesses on the planet. This should continue as the credit markets unwind/implode.
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