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I'm going to drop the mowing job after this year. My focus there wasn't the $ it was skipping the line and getting my dog into a quality field trainer. He is paid off now but I'm not going to leave my buddy hanging in the middle of the season.

Soccer I would do for free.


Vibrant has( or has had before they started over staffing) really good dollar per hour ( 60 bucks an hour ish to keep coolers full and listen to live music.) Plus I get free tickets.

Then in this instance, it appears the +3 jobs shouldn't be used as some badge of honor or to make a point.
 
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Agreed. What point are you trying to make by saying you get in a 9-5 +3 jobs? That seemed to be an important point to you.
I'm 39, it isn't just the old and bored who took on new jobs during covid. My focus was to "attack the hills" and try to accelerate while I knew others were struggling, others had to pick up that 2nd job.
 
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Yeah, I don’t understand why the average small investor would be rushing to sell this morning. Unless they were planning on using their investment gains to pay off some major purchases, which wouldn’t surprise me.
For me, I can understand the wanting to get out, but the problem is knowing when to get back in or having the courage to get back in, and then missing out on dividends and such while you're sitting on cash. I guess that is the benefit of having a 10-year or so outlook.
 
For me, I can understand that wanting to get out, but the problem is knowing when to get back in or having the courage to get back in, and then missing out on dividends and such while you're sitting on cash. I guess that is the benefit of having a 10-year or so outlook.
Trying to time things and balance the tax consequences. Frankly is too much avoidable stress. More power to you. If you’re a gambling man.
 
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If you enjoy yourself and body/mind can handle the work load. Not seeing an issue here.
Mowing gets tiresome but I've always had the light at the end of the tunnel.


The other two are easy.


elephant in the middle of the room here, being real, I've got a 2 year old at home, having a couple of hours a week that I know I get to zone out and think about what I want while mowing a giant grass patch can be really nice. * and im aware of that so I try to give my wife some time for herself during the weekends also.
 
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I feel like I may regret saying this by the end of the day but as of right now, I am actually fairly impressed with the resiliency of the market today. Especially after some of the stuff I read over the weekend. Unfortunately, it is still very early in the trading day.
 
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I'm 39, it isn't just the old and bored who took on new jobs during covid. My focus was to "attack the hills" and try to accelerate while I knew others were struggling, others had to pick up that 2nd job.
I wish my body would let me take on other work. At some point you’ll have that moment. Might as well enjoy your health and provide more cool things for your daughter.
 
For me, I can understand the wanting to get out, but the problem is knowing when to get back in or having the courage to get back in, and then missing out on dividends and such while you're sitting on cash. I guess that is the benefit of having a 10-year or so outlook.

I’ve said it numerous times. It’s not the pulling out (hehe) of the market that is hard, it’s when to get back in. I’ve seen it numerous times.
 
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I wish my body would let me take on other work. At some point you’ll have that moment. Might as well enjoy your health and provide more cool things for your daughter.
Not trying to sound cheesy, and clearly we have never met, but as a guy who is watching the man who raised him deal with recovering mobility and really struggle with not being able to do the things he used to......



You have a value, never forget that, there is a hell of a lot more to getting things done than just swinging the hammer.
 
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Mowing gets tiresome but I've always had the light at the end of the tunnel.


The other two are easy.


elephant in the middle of the room here, being real, I've got a 2 year old at home, having a couple of hours a week that I know I get to zone out and think about what I want while mowing a giant grass patch can be really nice. * and im aware of that so I try to give my wife some time for herself during the weekends also.
I should probably hire out chores around the house. Fractured my foot and severely sprained my ankle early this summer. Still mowed with the boot on.
Kids are going to require more time soon. Best get the extra income while time is available.
 
Yes.... many reitement age people took part time jobs during a pandemic.... cause they were bored........



You are an idiot.


Signed,

A guy who works 3 part time jobs on top of his 9-5
Who brought up Covid?
Irrelevant.

You specifically mentioned the Biden administration and suddenly want to talk about 2020?

Not everyone working part time needs the income.
Seriously, I'm not trying to be a Richard here.
 
Not trying to sound cheesy, and clearly we have never met, but as a guy who is watching the man who raised him deal with recovering mobility and really struggle with not being able to do the things he used to......



You have a value, never forget that, there is a hell of a lot more to getting things done than just swinging the hammer.
Get that FansOnly page going.
 
We have an economic system based on pretend money. Failure is inevitable.

Since 1913, the bureaucrats at the Fed have helped cause

  • over 20 percent price inflation by printing money for World War I
  • the depression in the early 1920s, with over 15 percent price deflation
  • the Great Depression of the 1930s, with 25 percent unemployment and over a 10 percent collapse in the gross domestic product (GDP) of the United States
  • the “stagflation” of the 1970s, with double-digit inflation and interest rates
  • the housing bubble in the first decade of the twenty-first century
  • the Great Recession of 2008–9
  • a 40 percent increase in the money supply in response to covid
  • aggressive interest rate hikes over the past year, which will likely cause the twenty-first recession since the Fed was founded
Of course, there were boom-and-bust business cycles before the Fed was created, due to government laws allowing fractional reserve banks to create money out of thin air, as well as various government interventions in money and banking.

However, we are told the Fed was created to help smooth out the business cycle and create a more stable and prosperous economy.

 
I'm going to drop the mowing job after this year. My focus there wasn't the $ it was skipping the line and getting my dog into a quality field trainer. He is paid off now but I'm not going to leave my buddy hanging in the middle of the season.

Soccer I would do for free.


Vibrant has( or has had before they started over staffing) really good dollar per hour ( 60 bucks an hour ish to keep coolers full and listen to live music.) Plus I get free tickets.
So then you’re making a choice to support your lifestyle and not to keep your lights on and food in the frig.

Retirees are more often working part time - about a third according to statistics.
I went through this after I got bored and then when my mandatory 401 RMD kicked in I had to quit or I would have exceeded the income amount I could make without making my Medicare premium go up by a lot.
A lot of seniors HAVE to work but employers like them because they don’t need to offer medical benefits or include them in 401 contributions plus they are reliable workers.
 
I’ve said it numerous times. It’s not the pulling out (hehe) of the market that is hard, it’s when to get back in. I’ve seen it numerous times.
I did this one time. It was the Covid crash. Saw it coming and put a ton into money markets about week before the meltdown. Was thinking I was a big genius bragging to people here and family about it. Then watched it rebound super fast and waited way to long to get back in, begrudgingly. Made a bit of money but could have made so so so much more if I got back in sooner. It’s fools gold.

Now I am just happy the $600 bucks that came out of my biweekly check for 401k is buying some cheaper mutual funds today.
 
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So most of this is international issues, what does Biden/Harris supposed to actually do. Remember Trump doesn't want to get involved with any international issue. If its their issue they need to pay the bill. As to the stock market, if you have been invested for any significant range of time you have made truckloads of money. That we are in a pullback is not surprising. That generally happens when you increase interest rates to slow down the economy.
That is “why” the surest way to regain control of an unruly economy is to raise or lower its interest rates. It’s tried and true….I bet it works damn near every time. This day has been on the horizon for a long time. Remember, you have nothing to fear but fear itself…and “nay-sayers”…
 
Not even down 2 percent and still climbing back at 1.88% down by noon. I thought we were supposed to piss our pants?
And likely millions shit their pants and sold a lot of equities and now will face a huge tax hit.

Imagine somebody that has been buying Apple for over a decade and got scared and sold it all today. They are going to get fricking killed come tax season.
 
And likely millions shit their pants and sold a lot of equities and now will face a huge tax hit.

Imagine somebody that has been buying Apple for over a decade and got scared and sold it all today. They are going to get fricking killed come tax season.
All over wishful MAGA panic porn. Dumb.
 
When I turned on the TV at 7AM futures were down almost 1200 points which didn’t surprise me since I knew Japan was topsy turvy. Turned back a good bit (790) but it’s still the 3rd highest spike in history.
I have a good bit of stuff in dividend/income that I have on reinvestment so I just hope I’m getting more stock at a reduced price.
Fed needs to pop down at least a quarter point sooner rather than later.
 
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That is “why” the surest way to regain control of an unruly economy is to raise or lower its interest rates. It’s tried and true….I bet it works damn near every time. This day has been on the horizon for a long time. Remember, you have nothing to fear but fear itself…and “nay-sayers”…
It was a heck of a buying opportunity at the open and horse shoes and hand grenades would have made a good chunk of money. With my calls though my account is flat from Friday. That is a nice place to be in right now.
 
All over wishful MAGA panic porn. Dumb.
Shut your whore mouth.

The Japanese Stock market is in disarray, Algeria had a woman who looks like she could have been a guy boxing another woman in the Olympics in Paris, and Iran is getting ready to do something stupid because Israel assassinated a couple of their BFFs and all of this, all of it, is due to Harris and Biden.
 
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