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Clubber Lang: My prediction? Pain.

"Scalping" is a subjective term. Different people define it differently.

Don't you think the IRS would crack down on a girl who makes $365,250 cash per year Not if she spent it all on crack!

As part of fraternity hazing (I eventually quit. They were a bunch of losers) we were locked in a sauna and forced to listen to this song over and over and over...... This is the end Beautiful friend This is the end My only friend, the end Of our elaborate plans, the end Of...

Maybe it's the beginning of the end.

I don't know if they changed it or what, but our guys are getting paid right away, as soon as they turn net positive. They are holding about 20% for the capital balance. You are right about the deferral, though.

Macon is out of business, and they never update those numbers. Broadway is a sinking ship.

Invest in your mattress. (just imho) I was a "financial planner." It is often a glorified term for an insurance salesman. At a minimum, look for the CFP designation. Unless you have a very large sum of loot, you will work with a commissioned salesperson instead of a fee-based planner. If...

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"Little" retracement. That's a good one!

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If you don't have experience tending bar, it is not that easy to get one of those jobs without knowing someone. Delivering pizza from 6-9 pm should "deliver" about fifty bucks, most of which is cash. The negatives are wear & tear on your vehicle (get a cheap one that gets good mileage), not...

The worldco broker reviews are a bit mixed, to say the least: "I love them!" "I hate them!" "They suck!" "They're great" I think a lot depends on the local office where you trade.

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Wow. I pay .014. I have none of my own money at stake, but it still blows.

I am so anti-guru that when someone "claims" a chart pattern as their own, I have the opposite reaction. Are there really any new patterns?

When they did the "idiot on the street" interviews about Dow 36,000, there was a consistent theme of people who used the notion that stocks return 10-12% a year, as if is some sort of guarantee. One person who emailed power lunch used a "conservative" 9% a year. 12% a year? What a joke...

http://www.iitm.com/consulting/ii00001.htm It's not my thing, but he is highly regarded.

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