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You guys are displaying your financial ignorance publicly when you make comments like these. King Solomon once said, "even a fool who remains silent appears wise." ...consider that before you respond next time! In direct response to this ridiculous post, the quest for an investment grade...

I found myself asking the question of, "when is this going to end." The DBS was sick though. Put me down for one of those! I found the movie slow-moving and too dramatic. I also didn't like Craig's metro thing...he's not a man's man. As such, he's not a real woman's man either!

Invest in names like Remington...Beretta...Glock! Lead consuming machinery!

The new Ritz going in on Michigan Ave. is only 40% sold last time I checked... 900 North Residences STILL available... Trump...available Sangri La...available Mandarin...available Those would be the premier residences going up in Chicago.

Invsco pummeling craigslist every day. http://chicago.craigslist.org/search/rfs?query=invsco

Pabst, I know you're a fellow Chicagoan...are you paying any attention to what's going on in the local real estate market? Right now, the smart real estate money is on the sidelines and enjoying their cash-flowing rentals piling up cash for future opportunities. Chicago isn't even that...

I love the art institute and was happy to hear about the new griffin wing. :)

Ken's all business and knows that at 15bb aum the $ isn't in the return, it's in the management of volatility and achieving respectable alpha...not blowing the doors off all the competition. ...any more rumors?

As I said before, go to the HR department or go to a full service firm with a private client services department and ask for a cashless stock-option analysis on your options. Don't take tax advice from anyone on the internet. My advice is seek qualified advice.

Get in touch with your company's HR department, they should have a financial partner for completing cashless stock-option exercise programs. your biggest concern is AMT... if the HR department doesn't have a firm they work with do yourself a favor and find a broker at a full-service firm...

Just so we're clear on my position, I don't think CEO's are paid enough dollars to compensate for what they give up and the responsibility they're given. I base that on the much greater monetary wealth that can be accumulated pursuing alternative paths. The catch to the alternatives is that...

dooodooo... If you knew a Fortune 500 ceo or officer you wouldn't envy them. The path to being a CEO sucks putting it bluntly. IMO the money they make wouldn't be enough to satisfy me to the extent that I would have to alter my lifestyle outside of my present activities. Fortune 500...

In my short experience with "stocktrader" I've learned that he's a faithful fade.

Angel investing is the best vehicle for an affluent person to do charitable giving...imo of course! I won't go into my feelings towards *most* charities and the government! I appreciate the efforts of an entreprenuer with a viable idea. Charitable giving can be diversified like investment...

EDIT: I'd Love to see SOME FORECLOSURES HERE! :D:D:D

90%+ of investors look for capital gains, not cash flow...falling on deaf ears moo.

haha, that made me laugh. kudos! :D:D

For what it's worth, I keep hearing amateurs talk about the easy money from pre-election rallys... I don't forsee outright capitulation myself, rather a more drawn-out correction when we do get it. On the other hand...if energy busts the entire thing busts. That's the most crowded...

There's a reason why hedge funds are restricted to accredited investors only...Hunter will have his own fund next time around. If you want to put up big numbers you have to trade in the high risk markets. And don't feel sorry for the SD pension fund people... If you need to hate on...

There's virtually an infinite supply of land in TX. It's ridiculously hot in the summer. There's nothing scenic about the metro areas. Oh yea, you have to be a Cowboys fan too...any questions?:D:D:D OTOH, those blondes...