dow hits record high

I Love America said:
Really? So you are a billionaire now like Buffett and Gates?

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What percent of people you think live on dividends alone?
 
Stunningly quiet
Shit talker is all you are
I'll whip your ass on this
Why not be all in stocks during retirement mr dumbass failed shorter
 
The Dude said:
Stunningly quiet
Shit talker is all you are
I'll whip your ass on this
Why not be all in stocks during retirement mr dumbass failed shorter
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The fact that you think ANYONE should be 100% in stocks at any age is stunning in its ignorance. That you think that Buffett and Gates are both 100% invested in stocks is a hoot.

But, hey you have a carefully crafted delusion you are trying to foist on the board. Who am I to burst your bubble. You should be proud that you got your 30 year pension. I am sure you think you were owed.
 
I Love America said:
The fact that you think ANYONE should be 100% in stocks at any age is stunning in its ignorance. That you think that Buffett and Gates are both 100% invested in stocks is a hoot.

But, hey you have a carefully crafted delusion you are trying to foist on the board. Who am I to burst your bubble. You should be proud that you got your 30 year pension. I am sure you think you were owed.
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You are poor for a reason
Shorting the market on 6 booms being a reason
Where are any facts
You don't know dick about stocks or economics
 
evince said:
If you have enough money then you can do that
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I live on less than half my dividends.
I'm waiting for this dipshit to pull his head out of his ass.
Professionals tell people to go bonds so they don't lose money!
I make better better returns than those financial planners.
 
Desh, no response to why you start a thread on how great the stock market it doing while then posting articles arguing against people investing the market?
 
cawacko said:
It would be interesting to go back and re-read some of the mid 2000's policy debates over allowing individuals the option to put a small portion of their social security in a private investment fund. I recall much rhetoric along the lines of people would lose all their retirement gambling in the market or the market would go down and they would lose their money. I wonder how many of those people are celebrating the market where it is today?

(And yes one can think allowing personal accounts was bad public policy while still cheering on the market but I'm talking about those whose argument was geared around the poor performance of the market)
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