I'm going to short Toilet Paper Futures. What da ya think?
Possibly good move. America may finally catch up to the world and switch to the all satisfying- Bidet
*Takes another limitless pill from Bradley Cooper*
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I'm going to short Toilet Paper Futures. What da ya think?
You still have to dry your ass if you use a disgusting bidet. Have you ever tried to clean one of those damned things after somebody brown bottle flu explodes all over the toilet.?Possibly good move. America may finally catch up to the world and switch to the all satisfying- Bidet
*Takes another limitless pill from Bradley Cooper*
From the Motley Fool...I’m going to do the same thing successful investors have done for more than a century.
Nothing.
Last I checked, gold has done better than Buffett since 2000. Might be different after last 2 days but not by much.
With all the new QE I don't expect the math to change. Similar to 2008 it's gonna be rough for a bit but it's going to be rough for everyone so...
Gdxj is at the same level it was when gold was at 1100. It's way, way above 1100 even if it falls more.
I don't see oil as the inflation catalyst. I see the carry trade between the euro and us dollar that the hedge funds are running to capture our yield with their negative rates as the eventual catalyst when it unwinds.
From the Motley Fool...
How much do baby boomers have saved?
According to a BlackRock survey, the average pre-retirement baby boomer (defined as 55-65 years old) has $136,200 saved for retirement. Including additional savings and the effects of compound growth between now and retirement, this should translate into $9,129 in annual retirement income. Keep in mind that this income figure doesn't include Social Security or any pensions these baby boomers might have, but it's still not likely to be enough.
I guess everyone's definition of successful is different...
From the Motley Fool...
How much do baby boomers have saved?
According to a BlackRock survey, the average pre-retirement baby boomer (defined as 55-65 years old) has $136,200 saved for retirement. Including additional savings and the effects of compound growth between now and retirement, this should translate into $9,129 in annual retirement income. Keep in mind that this income figure doesn't include Social Security or any pensions these baby boomers might have, but it's still not likely to be enough.
I guess everyone's definition of successful is different...
I'm going to short Toilet Paper Futures. What da ya think?