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You can tell I'm well padded.
Anyone have GAS?
Decent yield. Just a distributor? OR???
Anyone have GAS?
Decent yield. Just a distributor? OR???
Yeah yeah - broccoli and blueberries
So this is an OIL board and no one has good ways to play natural gas???
So this is an OIL board and no one has good ways to play natural gas???
Invest in beans???
Any opinions on Corning (GLW)? The chart looks like it's forming a double bottom at around 21, and Samsung is selling the heck out of flat panel displays.
Looks like it should be doing better then it is, but the charts are still pointing down. I almost bought in at 25 in May. Glad I didn't.
I'm good. I thought LU would pop with the buyout. But no luck.
Divorce? Huh? How the heck are you? - long time, no read.
I'm holding my own in one chunk of my portfolio, the other (mutual funds) I'm getting hammered.
Divorce? Huh? How the heck are you? - long time, no read.
I'm holding my own in one chunk of my portfolio, the other (mutual funds) I'm getting hammered.
It's good to hear from you Z.
Welcome back Z!
Today was feeble. Watch for divosis to continue or not....
I bought a few hundred shares of GAS today at the low (so far). So yeah, watch out - I got GAS.
Bunch of other people did too.
Got gas or jumped on GAS? It's now up of .40 since my buy went off. Like refries and brocolli baby.
It's got a great chart, especially in a down market. Getting close to its 52 week high.
It might be time to wet my feet.
Z, good to see you back. As the stewards of your thread, we've been doing our best to keep it going. Sorry about the divorce; as we traders always say, keep your winners and cut loose your losers....
I bought into GE again, still say it's a buy under 33. It'll take off one of these days.
I bought into GE again, still say it's a buy under 33. It'll take off one of these days.
YHOO
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I like to invest in mid and small caps... regardless of the market conditions, I seem to do the best with these - as would be expected, compared to the typically more secure and slower moving big companies.
This fund seems worth a good look - seems to have held its own as best as one could expect through some rocky points:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=VIMSX&t=my
All of that said, if you dont have an ING direct type savings account, Id open one right away. Probably if I were you and sitting on that cash, Id put $5-7k into ING, so Im earning close to 5% interest, yet have more ready cash for whatever 'just in case' might pop along (necessary if, based upon the way 'comfortable' sounds, youll be meeting your current bills, but not much else), and then stick the rest into a fund like that, or a couple funds, maybe 10k in that, 10k in the s&P index, and $10k into the bond fund for maintenance.
JMH
This fund seems worth a good look - seems to have held its own as best as one could expect through some rocky points:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=VIMSX&t=my
All of that said, if you dont have an ING direct type savings account, Id open one right away. Probably if I were you and sitting on that cash, Id put $5-7k into ING, so Im earning close to 5% interest, yet have more ready cash for whatever 'just in case' might pop along (necessary if, based upon the way 'comfortable' sounds, youll be meeting your current bills, but not much else), and then stick the rest into a fund like that, or a couple funds, maybe 10k in that, 10k in the s&P index, and $10k into the bond fund for maintenance.
JMH
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