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barnaby33ParticipantI fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantI fail to see this as an issue so much in itself as a proxy for how ridiculously expensive housing still is. If it weren’t and you didn’t like the school or district your child were moving into next year, you’d just sell and move. Problem solved.
JoshOctober 21, 2009 at 5:00 PM in reply to: If you believe in the stock market buble, where do you park your money? #471911barnaby33Participantjimmeyle, I’d pull out of your 401k. Tax deferral doesn’t mean anything if you lose the money. I know I stopped contributing over a year ago. I’d rather eat 50% in taxes than 100% in losses.
As to where to keep your money, a mattress is a good option at this point.
JoshOctober 21, 2009 at 5:00 PM in reply to: If you believe in the stock market buble, where do you park your money? #472091barnaby33Participantjimmeyle, I’d pull out of your 401k. Tax deferral doesn’t mean anything if you lose the money. I know I stopped contributing over a year ago. I’d rather eat 50% in taxes than 100% in losses.
As to where to keep your money, a mattress is a good option at this point.
JoshOctober 21, 2009 at 5:00 PM in reply to: If you believe in the stock market buble, where do you park your money? #472449barnaby33Participantjimmeyle, I’d pull out of your 401k. Tax deferral doesn’t mean anything if you lose the money. I know I stopped contributing over a year ago. I’d rather eat 50% in taxes than 100% in losses.
As to where to keep your money, a mattress is a good option at this point.
JoshOctober 21, 2009 at 5:00 PM in reply to: If you believe in the stock market buble, where do you park your money? #472526barnaby33Participantjimmeyle, I’d pull out of your 401k. Tax deferral doesn’t mean anything if you lose the money. I know I stopped contributing over a year ago. I’d rather eat 50% in taxes than 100% in losses.
As to where to keep your money, a mattress is a good option at this point.
JoshOctober 21, 2009 at 5:00 PM in reply to: If you believe in the stock market buble, where do you park your money? #472747barnaby33Participantjimmeyle, I’d pull out of your 401k. Tax deferral doesn’t mean anything if you lose the money. I know I stopped contributing over a year ago. I’d rather eat 50% in taxes than 100% in losses.
As to where to keep your money, a mattress is a good option at this point.
Joshbarnaby33Participantucodegen, if it could be unwound carefully that would be one thing. The only two options are let it unwind or prop it up, we are engaging in option number two. However only for politically well connected entities.
Oh and printing is re-distribution, the sneakiest variety.
barnaby33Participantucodegen, if it could be unwound carefully that would be one thing. The only two options are let it unwind or prop it up, we are engaging in option number two. However only for politically well connected entities.
Oh and printing is re-distribution, the sneakiest variety.
barnaby33Participantucodegen, if it could be unwound carefully that would be one thing. The only two options are let it unwind or prop it up, we are engaging in option number two. However only for politically well connected entities.
Oh and printing is re-distribution, the sneakiest variety.
barnaby33Participantucodegen, if it could be unwound carefully that would be one thing. The only two options are let it unwind or prop it up, we are engaging in option number two. However only for politically well connected entities.
Oh and printing is re-distribution, the sneakiest variety.
barnaby33Participantucodegen, if it could be unwound carefully that would be one thing. The only two options are let it unwind or prop it up, we are engaging in option number two. However only for politically well connected entities.
Oh and printing is re-distribution, the sneakiest variety.
barnaby33ParticipantThe wine market is being flooded with so much stuff right now its mind boggling. Even the push offers have gotten really good.
Winex in OC has had some amazing prices. First they blew out the Lorca Pinot for 20/bottle now they have a Syrah for 19 which seems like a hell of a deal. They still might have some 1999 mauro sebaste Barolo for under 40.
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantThe wine market is being flooded with so much stuff right now its mind boggling. Even the push offers have gotten really good.
Winex in OC has had some amazing prices. First they blew out the Lorca Pinot for 20/bottle now they have a Syrah for 19 which seems like a hell of a deal. They still might have some 1999 mauro sebaste Barolo for under 40.
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