Ok, that’s what I thought.
Ok, that’s what I thought.
Problem is you can’t think and that is what I thought.
You’re the one who cannot answer the question about something you posted.
I avoid your nonsense trolling Trews, if you can’t figure it out ask the author. I gave you the opportunity to embass yourself. Take it and post the response. But that is not the answer you want.
I made my point. Also, I am not Trews.
...and I mine. Whether you are Trews or not the chart is obvious, if you can’t figure it out ask the author. Your question is nosense to me.
No surprise there.
Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) SEC yield 1.87%
Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund (VMMXX) SEC yield 2.06%
la gente ésta muy loca wrote:
Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) SEC yield 1.87%
Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund (VMMXX) SEC yield 2.06%
Not so bad yield on those money market funds. Alternatively, Is this a bad time to be buying bonds?
seattle prattle wrote:
la gente ésta muy loca wrote:
Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund (VMFXX) SEC yield 1.87%
Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund (VMMXX) SEC yield 2.06%
Not so bad yield on those money market funds. Alternatively, Is this a bad time to be buying bonds?
Rates are going up, so that’s a good thing for those planning on holding to maturity. But if you’re buying a fund, the rising rates will mean the re-sale value of the held bonds will be lowering.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
AAPL charges a lot for thier products, has not come up with anything unique in years, and primarily buys back their stock. The stock will be unlikely to grow at the same rate as in the past and their technology will eventually be cloned by others. BRK made a good trade that they will eat later.
The DGTD contrarian indicator strikes again!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Easy money wrote:
You want it both ways. You were the same guy accusing me of making a FB recommendation. So shove your contrarian indicator where the sun don’t shine.
Oh, you made a FB recommendation alright. The problem is you didn’t realize it. You thought you were warning against FB, but you were actually giving it a BUY. LOLOLOLOLOLOL
I guess it wasn’t so easy money. Another DGTD Contrarian Bad Karma Indicator or in this case Dopes That Fund Zuck’s Lifestyle “Investment.”[/quot
AAPL headed for the same fate as your FB.
James Bond wrote:
seattle prattle wrote:
Not so bad yield on those money market funds. Alternatively, Is this a bad time to be buying bonds?
Rates are going up, so that’s a good thing for those planning on holding to maturity. But if you’re buying a fund, the rising rates will mean the re-sale value of the held bonds will be lowering.
Most assets in these funds mature in 90 days or less .
Anyone take a flyer , long or short , on TSLA earnings ATC today ?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Oh, you made a FB recommendation alright. The problem is you didn’t realize it. You thought you were warning against FB, but you were actually giving it a BUY. LOLOLOLOLOLOL
I guess it wasn’t so easy money. Another DGTD Contrarian Bad Karma Indicator or in this case Dopes That Fund Zuck’s Lifestyle “Investment.”[/quot
AAPL headed for the same fate as your FB.
That would be awesome! Thanks, Igy.
How much you up now on FB, it can’t be much if you are telling the truth?
8%. That’s over 30% annualized!
And now the same for AAPL? Too bad I sold mine.
And FB down 26% in one week or annualized at 1,123%....
Easy money comes, even more easy money goes.....
Ha ha! Nice try. I’ve lost nothing. Maybe I will, but market history suggests otherwise.
Market history says exactly the opposite, so I suggest a little more research on your part.