Only a war on ALL 65+ year olds can bring down our underfunded liabilities. Wait…
Posted on 12/03/2021 12:51:10 PM PST by RomanSoldier19
Dang, I had forgot about that 74th one!
Cheap insurance, bragging rights, etc
Still up ~20% YTD. Record highs, increase in taxes coming are causing higher insider selling. Most of them are re-investing in other stocks so its really more of a diversification play than anything else.
Probably buying gold, silver. platinum, etc.
Let us review the statement:
” As I have said countless times before, you only make money in the stock market if you get out in time”
Warren buffet has made a ton of money by staying in the market. That one example makes the statement absolutely false.
Oh. I looked at Dow. Thanks.
You only convert an appreciated asset into dollars when you sell (make money).
Until then you have an appreciated asset that will continue to fluctuate in value until it is sold. Until then, you have a high net worth “as of (fill in date)”
But rather than quibble about terms, It seems best to move on.
I wish you well.
MSFT : -$6.48
AMZN : -$47.57
GOOG : -$25.12
AAPL : -$1.92
“Why are they all building fortified farmsteads on the South Island of New Zealand?”
They’re building nothing. It’s a cover story to lure all the starving survivalists looking for peanut butter for their hardtack. All they’ll find in New Zealand is penguins and kiwis, neither of which make yummy sandwiches.
using percentages will help them understand better ...
Most people understand money - percentages don’t spend.
Capital always goes where it is best treated, an economic law lost on the “tax the rich” communists whom are masquerading as democratic progressives.
The wealthy are not going to wait, like a golf ball on a ‘t’, to be fleeced.
Even the Fed can’t save this sinking ship. I stayed onas long as possible. Time to grab a life preserver.
Ha! Me like.
ETN: - 0.19
Correct they know the tax rate for 2021. Nobody knows what it will be in 2022 other than going up up up.
true ... I meant for those examples, with amazon being down so much more in price per share, how did it compare percentage-wise to the others that had a lower share price?
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