Bernie's idea is give your money to the government and then stand in line for your benefits.
and for some reason the line to hand over your paycheck is very short, but the line you have to stand in to get your benefits is always getting longer
Rand Paul is a republican. That party eats libertarians for breakfast and shits them back out every two years. In the immortal words of George Bush,
Screw me once..........uh..... and next time you're not going to fool me so bad."
That's what Butch Cassidy said when he found out how much they were paying the Pinkertons to kill him. "They should just pay us that much to stop robbing them!"
yeah, but like he says, back then he was fighting for himself, now he is fighting for us. And I for one would rather have him negotiating the deal than someone who is afraid of saying the wrong thing.
aint that always the way. no matter how much you try to help the poor, it always helps the rich more. Sometimes I think the only way to get ahead is to become rich.
Trump takes it to a new level. When asked if skipping the Iowa debate hurt him, "Probably, but I raised 6 million dollars for veterans, and if I had to do it all over again I would still rather raise money for them and come in second than skip them and come in first."
I voted for Obama because I thought he would make it illegal for people to be rich. Now after 7 years the rich are even richer. Trump has his muslims, Bernie has his Wall Street speculators. I don't know what the problem is, but it is somebody elses fault.
exactly, and once you accept that trading is for fools, then it is simply a matter of being a "successful" fool. If you are a good guesser or have good luck then you can just put it all on at once. In the end that is the best way. I'm not there yet. I still need to add to positions (due to bad...
the screen shot will just show you one time order at 16:14 since that is when I trade everyday. If you can show me any trading strategy which risks less than 100% I am all ears. I doubt you would be interested in my trading strategy since all I have to do now is beat the long bond. But getting...
a bet on banks is a bet on NIRP. One side thinks NIRP will win, the other side (my side) thinks banks will win. They are not mutually exclusive.
(Disclaimer: As always, when making investment decisions, always take into consideration how long you think you will live.)