The blonde waitresses take their traysThe waitress I met who "had a good night" and decided to buy her kid a $300 baseball bat for example...
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The blonde waitresses take their traysThe waitress I met who "had a good night" and decided to buy her kid a $300 baseball bat for example...
U.S. government according to some crypto experts and on etherscan just randomly dumped 5,000 Bitcoin for really no reason at all about 3 weeks ago. Then suddenly out of nowhere we get our hostages back from Russia. Seems like the ransom was paid. Time will tell.You said something about bitcoin going to Russia foe prisoners. That's looks super interesting now, if true. I've seen nothing to verify that. Any source?
300 million guess they needed to balance out the numbers going to the Russians’sU.S. government according to some crypto experts and on etherscan just randomly dumped 5,000 Bitcoin for really no reason at all about 3 weeks ago. Then suddenly out of nowhere we get our hostages back from Russia. Seems like the ransom was paid. Time will tell.
You said something about bitcoin going to Russia foe prisoners. That's looks super interesting now, if true. I've seen nothing to verify that. Any source?
If you’re close to retirement and didn’t have the majority of your portfolio in a fixed return position it’s going to suck.
If you’re 10 plus years away you’ll be fine.
Either way tumor, you think people would be ok with taking a massive hit to their stocks that takes years to recover so a specific candidate would win?
Solid humble brag. I’d probably look to dollar cost average over a few months. Stuff is probably gonna be choppy through the election.hypothetically one has $200,000 on the sidelines.. too early to buy the dip?
Yep, DCA 3%-5% of sideline money, on a set interval, into S&P fund seems most logical.Solid humble brag. I’d probably look to dollar cost average over a few months. Stuff is probably gonna be choppy through the election.
Couldn’t agree more. No need to panic if a person has 12- 25 years plus timeline for withdrawsIf you are not retiring at the end of year ride it out.
Ain’t going to take no damn decade.
Yeah. Election year plus uncertainty with Iran and Israel plus fed interest rate decisions make it all hard to figure out on any timing. But I would bet on more downward movement from these historical highs until after the election and wait until the election is over.Solid humble brag. I’d probably look to dollar cost average over a few months. Stuff is probably gonna be choppy through the election.
“Brag” about $200k? No! That’s a poor.Solid humble brag. I’d probably look to dollar cost average over a few months. Stuff is probably gonna be choppy through the election.
I’m sitting on $475,000.“Brag” about $200k? No! That’s a poor.
What did she win for her hard work?Kamala took on the big banks and won! I heard it no less than 8 times yesterday…
Of course not. It was scary when the Dow traded around 6000 or so during the Great Recession. Still shouldn’t jump out of a window thanks to what is going on. Every bubble has to pop some time.Either way tumor, you think people would be ok with taking a massive hit to their stocks that takes years to recover so a specific candidate would win?
We’re 60 points off the low on the S&P 500.
OP must still be asleep this morning:
Helping sentiment was a rebound in Japanese stocks. The Nikkei 225 posted its best day since October 2008, soaring 10.2%. That surge comes a day after the benchmark suffered its worst day since 1987, losing 12.4%.
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OP must still be asleep this morning:
Helping sentiment was a rebound in Japanese stocks. The Nikkei 225 posted its best day since October 2008, soaring 10.2%. That surge comes a day after the benchmark suffered its worst day since 1987, losing 12.4%.
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Whatever. Are you going to just ignore Kamala and Biden and their role in Algeria having what looked to be a trans boxer even, though the IOC approved could participate since born a woman and could compete in the Olympics in Paris?OP must still be asleep this morning:
Helping sentiment was a rebound in Japanese stocks. The Nikkei 225 posted its best day since October 2008, soaring 10.2%. That surge comes a day after the benchmark suffered its worst day since 1987, losing 12.4%.
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You seem like a sell low, buy high kind of investor. How did your vast portfolio come out of this massive stock market crash?Wow!
S&P futures down 3.50% right now.
Still? After this good run up last two weeks?I’m sitting on $475,000.
How is your extensive portfolio doing after this massive crash?Wow!
S&P futures down 3.50% right now.