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Of course he ripped people off, what’d they expect from a guy that looks just like Michael Caine in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels:

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I did this some years back by owning stock and carrying a large balance on my credit cards. and got lucky. I wouldn’t do it again.
The risk here is that you buy commodities and charge up the cards. Then the market doesn’t do what you expected and/or you lose your job, are forced to move, credit card company jacks your rate to 24.99%, etc, etc, etc.
You could also open a margin account if you really want to leverage and have the opportunity to get margin calls as well.
Personally, I think you should borrow money from me at 14%, I’d be happy to get that.

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I did this some years back by owning stock and carrying a large balance on my credit cards. and got lucky. I wouldn’t do it again.
The risk here is that you buy commodities and charge up the cards. Then the market doesn’t do what you expected and/or you lose your job, are forced to move, credit card company jacks your rate to 24.99%, etc, etc, etc.
You could also open a margin account if you really want to leverage and have the opportunity to get margin calls as well.
Personally, I think you should borrow money from me at 14%, I’d be happy to get that.

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I did this some years back by owning stock and carrying a large balance on my credit cards. and got lucky. I wouldn’t do it again.
The risk here is that you buy commodities and charge up the cards. Then the market doesn’t do what you expected and/or you lose your job, are forced to move, credit card company jacks your rate to 24.99%, etc, etc, etc.
You could also open a margin account if you really want to leverage and have the opportunity to get margin calls as well.
Personally, I think you should borrow money from me at 14%, I’d be happy to get that.

[Doofrat]

I did this some years back by owning stock and carrying a large balance on my credit cards. and got lucky. I wouldn’t do it again.
The risk here is that you buy commodities and charge up the cards. Then the market doesn’t do what you expected and/or you lose your job, are forced to move, credit card company jacks your rate to 24.99%, etc, etc, etc.
You could also open a margin account if you really want to leverage and have the opportunity to get margin calls as well.
Personally, I think you should borrow money from me at 14%, I’d be happy to get that.

[Doofrat]

I did this some years back by owning stock and carrying a large balance on my credit cards. and got lucky. I wouldn’t do it again.
The risk here is that you buy commodities and charge up the cards. Then the market doesn’t do what you expected and/or you lose your job, are forced to move, credit card company jacks your rate to 24.99%, etc, etc, etc.
You could also open a margin account if you really want to leverage and have the opportunity to get margin calls as well.
Personally, I think you should borrow money from me at 14%, I’d be happy to get that.

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Thanks for the update Pabloescobar!

I was looking through old threads and was surprised at the confidence there was just over 6 months ago and how fast it shifted. In March that e-mail would be accepted as sage advice from an “expert” by some, but now you’d be laughed at probably by most (I’m assuming)

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Thanks for the update Pabloescobar!

I was looking through old threads and was surprised at the confidence there was just over 6 months ago and how fast it shifted. In March that e-mail would be accepted as sage advice from an “expert” by some, but now you’d be laughed at probably by most (I’m assuming)

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Thanks for the update Pabloescobar!

I was looking through old threads and was surprised at the confidence there was just over 6 months ago and how fast it shifted. In March that e-mail would be accepted as sage advice from an “expert” by some, but now you’d be laughed at probably by most (I’m assuming)

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Thanks for the update Pabloescobar!

I was looking through old threads and was surprised at the confidence there was just over 6 months ago and how fast it shifted. In March that e-mail would be accepted as sage advice from an “expert” by some, but now you’d be laughed at probably by most (I’m assuming)

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Thanks for the update Pabloescobar!

I was looking through old threads and was surprised at the confidence there was just over 6 months ago and how fast it shifted. In March that e-mail would be accepted as sage advice from an “expert” by some, but now you’d be laughed at probably by most (I’m assuming)

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I don’t know what their rates are for home loans, but their current rate for failed businesses with unknown and unlimited risk is $19,000,000,000.

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I don’t know what their rates are for home loans, but their current rate for failed businesses with unknown and unlimited risk is $19,000,000,000.

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I don’t know what their rates are for home loans, but their current rate for failed businesses with unknown and unlimited risk is $19,000,000,000.

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I don’t know what their rates are for home loans, but their current rate for failed businesses with unknown and unlimited risk is $19,000,000,000.

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