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Participant[quote=JohnAlt91941] ….How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.[/quote]
It can last as long as Frank and Dodd and Schumer want it to.
Participant[quote=JohnAlt91941] ….How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.[/quote]
It can last as long as Frank and Dodd and Schumer want it to.
Participant[quote=JohnAlt91941] ….How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.[/quote]
It can last as long as Frank and Dodd and Schumer want it to.
July 8, 2009 at 3:54 PM in reply to: OT: “Bank of America sets cutoff for redeeming California IOUs” #427145Participant[quote=pri_dk]This “Dogs of the Dow” list a useful place to find high-dividend equities:
There are others, as this only includes DJIA index stocks.
Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful.[/quote]
Thanks, pri and flu. “Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful”. Too late, pri, I already stepped deep into that doo-doo.
July 8, 2009 at 3:54 PM in reply to: OT: “Bank of America sets cutoff for redeeming California IOUs” #427372Participant[quote=pri_dk]This “Dogs of the Dow” list a useful place to find high-dividend equities:
There are others, as this only includes DJIA index stocks.
Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful.[/quote]
Thanks, pri and flu. “Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful”. Too late, pri, I already stepped deep into that doo-doo.
July 8, 2009 at 3:54 PM in reply to: OT: “Bank of America sets cutoff for redeeming California IOUs” #427660Participant[quote=pri_dk]This “Dogs of the Dow” list a useful place to find high-dividend equities:
There are others, as this only includes DJIA index stocks.
Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful.[/quote]
Thanks, pri and flu. “Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful”. Too late, pri, I already stepped deep into that doo-doo.
July 8, 2009 at 3:54 PM in reply to: OT: “Bank of America sets cutoff for redeeming California IOUs” #427731Participant[quote=pri_dk]This “Dogs of the Dow” list a useful place to find high-dividend equities:
There are others, as this only includes DJIA index stocks.
Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful.[/quote]
Thanks, pri and flu. “Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful”. Too late, pri, I already stepped deep into that doo-doo.
July 8, 2009 at 3:54 PM in reply to: OT: “Bank of America sets cutoff for redeeming California IOUs” #427893Participant[quote=pri_dk]This “Dogs of the Dow” list a useful place to find high-dividend equities:
There are others, as this only includes DJIA index stocks.
Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful.[/quote]
Thanks, pri and flu. “Some high-yield equities are financials…be careful”. Too late, pri, I already stepped deep into that doo-doo.
ParticipantFascism, socialism, all mindless epithets in this context. I am more libertarian than anything else, but you’re not exactly laying out your case very coolly and objectively, socratt. Get rid of the opinions and labels and just lay out the actual facts. Maybe you’re right. I just can’t read past the hot air to see.
ParticipantFascism, socialism, all mindless epithets in this context. I am more libertarian than anything else, but you’re not exactly laying out your case very coolly and objectively, socratt. Get rid of the opinions and labels and just lay out the actual facts. Maybe you’re right. I just can’t read past the hot air to see.
ParticipantFascism, socialism, all mindless epithets in this context. I am more libertarian than anything else, but you’re not exactly laying out your case very coolly and objectively, socratt. Get rid of the opinions and labels and just lay out the actual facts. Maybe you’re right. I just can’t read past the hot air to see.
ParticipantFascism, socialism, all mindless epithets in this context. I am more libertarian than anything else, but you’re not exactly laying out your case very coolly and objectively, socratt. Get rid of the opinions and labels and just lay out the actual facts. Maybe you’re right. I just can’t read past the hot air to see.
ParticipantFascism, socialism, all mindless epithets in this context. I am more libertarian than anything else, but you’re not exactly laying out your case very coolly and objectively, socratt. Get rid of the opinions and labels and just lay out the actual facts. Maybe you’re right. I just can’t read past the hot air to see.
July 7, 2009 at 9:22 PM in reply to: U.S. Home Prices to Fall Through 2011’s First Quarter (Bloomberg News) #426937ParticipantAgree about TV, Nor-LA-SD-guy. But disagree about incomes tripling. My income has tripled since 1995 also, but I know that’s higher than the average. When we talk about affordability, we don’t mean for Warren Buffett, or other individuals who aren’t close to averages. I don’t think most incomes have tripled since 1995.
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