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well, the author here is likely the expert. i first set aside a very healthy buffer against a black swan event. this kinda relieves the month-to-month living & associated stress. either way, the thing to remember is that getting good yield is essentially buying time. the better the yield and...

as i posted above, you can get a great yield on the extra portion paid toward the mortgage due to the amortization of the loan. and the yield is "risk free." this is the same thinking that had people borrow against their home and speculate - essentially, leverage on top of leverage. well what...

i am debt free, frugal & essentially financially independent, although i continue to operate my business on a PT basis when its slow and more FT basis when its busy. i have never read your book, but i will head to the library today - see, im frugal. i would recomemnd "your money or your life"...

this is the partial solution toward combatting insolvency... another is the post earlier that they will allow goodwill to be counted as reserves - come on, thats the bomb? so they levitate the bank stocks by limiting selling and relyiing on non-existant reseves. this allows then to issue more...

from carl denninger at market ticker... this is astounding????? ------------------------------------------------ "The action by the four banking agencies provides more favorable accounting treatment of so-called good will, an intangible asset that reflects the difference between the market...

word!:p

zactly!

Ile d'Aix?:D

Beep1 looks for support... again, spelling doesnt count

Beep1 gets a bright idea!

i can see it now!

only one? you're due some sort of refund.

cool:D

good luck!

yeah, bounce or capitulation?

depends...:p

the confusion is likely related to Amaryllis' connectivity from his laptop to his "mobile" cordless... bluetooth should arrive in 2009 to their thriving hamlet.

is a wolf wave a 1.618 extension? A:C = 1:1.618

multi-nationals. im not vilifying them, im saying that US choosing alternative of corn-ethanol, which has a "net" BTU deduct, was positive for crude oil price.

realizing that corn-ethanol cost more BTUs to produce than gasoline-equivalent BTUs that it supposedly replaces, the FARMER'S LOBBY shoves a corn-ethanol bill through their lackey Senators & Congressmen and Country A is worse-off than before as now both energy & corn are more expensive... but...