Punter wrote:
No one would argue against T-bills (or notes, or bonds), but no knowledgeable investor would recommend CDs.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I do it every day.
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Punter wrote:
No one would argue against T-bills (or notes, or bonds), but no knowledgeable investor would recommend CDs.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I do it every day.
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Ghost of Igloi wrote:
That ought to make responsible borrowers happy.
Sorry Igy, but that's life. Boomers got to buy houses for a pack of gum and box top coupons in the 70s, then got to invest at the very bottom of an epic crash in 2008 and ride it way up to the top. Time for my generation to get its windfall.
Also I'm mostly joking.
But God it would be great if it happened.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
That ought to make responsible borrowers happy.
Oh, the irony!
Racket,
I get it. I have worked or done something productive since the early 1960s; I will be 70 in fifteen months and still working. I made sure our elderly parents lived outside of facilities, and did so on an intimate level. Most people of your generation have seen more of the world outside the United States than I. I do most of my home maintenance myself. So I certainly don’t feel I have led an entitled life.
As I said in an earlier post, a large portion of real estate inflation can be placed in the lap of the Fed. That goes for the cost of education, and our stock/bond market.
Igy
It reads like someone who was accused of never admitting fault who then showed several examples to the contrary along with the tools to find even more examples of when I admitted fault.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Racket,
I get it. I have worked or done something productive since the early 1960s; I will be 70 in fifteen months and still working. I made sure our elderly parents lived outside of facilities, and did so on an intimate level. Most people of your generation have seen more of the world outside the United States than I. I do most of my home maintenance myself. So I certainly don’t feel I have led an entitled life.
As I said in an earlier post, a large portion of real estate inflation can be placed in the lap of the Fed. That goes for the cost of education, and our stock/bond market.
Igy
Don’t you own like a half-million dollar home in a gated community, or on a lake or golf course or something? And you drive a Porsche, you said. How is that not entitled?
Winding to a close on about the most boring day in the market that i can remember.
Not much movement except maybe the Russel 2K small caps.
^SCIIG
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Wait, what? wrote:
Don’t you own like a half-million dollar home in a gated community, or on a lake or golf course or something? And you drive a Porsche, you said. How is that not entitled?
^SCIIG
^Strawman
^entitled is an attitude that something is owed to you....in other words the life story of Scary Crazy Igy Infatuated Guy (SCIIG)
You didn’t deny it, so you know you’re entitled. Gated community...really?
I don’t live in a gated community.
I can’t imagine you ever amounted to anything other than being a sorry soul.
So a water view then.
^SCIIG
Hey I'm new here. What does SCIIG stand for? Something along the lines of:
Stocks Can Incur Indefinite Gains
Sounds about right to me!
^Scary Crazy Igy Infatuated Guy
No it's not.
OK
... just a half basis point rate cut and it's in the bag.
UsedIT wrote:
So a water view then.
Didn’t deny it, so water view it is for the entitled scared guy.