GBA Presents: House of Gummy-!
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1/2 of America that frowns on this type of brainwashing.
Well it aint' brainwashing to be in pink babe. Just ask Dusty Rhodes. If I were to guess I would say 1/2 of Republicans are gay anyway! --If that's the sort of America you are talking about. These cowboys, gay as a cactus! And just a s sharp. Line dancing? gay me a river. Country music one big gay fest. And there's totally nothing wrong with it. I'm into it!
You know it's funny I'm watching MMA here which makes the wife crazy. And espn runs a commercial guy jumps in the pool, swims over to another guy and gives him a kiss!!! and the ad is for some webs site gayboy.com something.. I swear and who decides to put this up when MMA is on? And why would they?
Hummmmm.
Well it aint' brainwashing to be in pink babe. Just ask Dusty Rhodes. If I were to guess I would say 1/2 of Republicans are gay anyway! --If that's the sort of America you are talking about. These cowboys, gay as a cactus! And just a s sharp. Line dancing? gay me a river. Country music one big gay fest. And there's totally nothing wrong with it. I'm into it!
You know it's funny I'm watching MMA here which makes the wife crazy. And espn runs a commercial guy jumps in the pool, swims over to another guy and gives him a kiss!!! and the ad is for some webs site gayboy.com something.. I swear and who decides to put this up when MMA is on? And why would they?
Hummmmm.
Should be a fun week-
THIS IS
HOUSE OF GUMMY-!
THIS IS
The savant has been contacted by DIS to buy my idea... Eiger wants Formula E in the ESPN portfolio.
Who's your daddy Stoney?!
I had a feeling this would happen.
Never trust a Russian Stoney.
Any gypsie will tell you that.
Well, the creative side of me did take note of your "pink will be the next big color" comment.
Unlike you, I have no qualms about assigning credit where credit is due. That was certainly an original thought on your part, and for now I consider it savant. We need more of this and less of your articles pumping stocks AFTER the writers and their superiors have gotten in.
Now what's the play?
I have not looked at Mattel yet fwiw.
With that said, assuming the usual Stoney modus operandi, your insights here originated at some website that millions have seen this weekend.
We can ride the near term wave.... but it doesn't say "granny stock" until VZ says it says "granny stock".
Call it a responsibility to our readers. Mattel has some fleas the last time I looked. We'll look again.
Oh and more thing...
I have good news Stoney.
I know I told you to sell everything and take all that money and buy TSLA at $160.... the ET Hall of Fame forum has it archived as the post with the most views in the last 15 years... and had you listened instead of dicking around with stocks that go up 5% one day and down 5% the next.... you'd have already financed Stoney Jr's college tuition... but pride goes before the fall or so they say.
The good news..... ?
It's not too late Stoney.
Sell everything and buy TSLA right here at $256.
Don't worry if it pulls back to $200ish, I'm gonna teach you about "stocks for the long haul". Nothing goes straight up.
Sell all your bs penny stocks... and all the stupid bios that 80% of go to zero..... and buy TSLA.
~the chart king.
I have good news Stoney.
I know I told you to sell everything and take all that money and buy TSLA at $160.... the ET Hall of Fame forum has it archived as the post with the most views in the last 15 years... and had you listened instead of dicking around with stocks that go up 5% one day and down 5% the next.... you'd have already financed Stoney Jr's college tuition... but pride goes before the fall or so they say.
The good news..... ?
It's not too late Stoney.
Sell everything and buy TSLA right here at $256.
Don't worry if it pulls back to $200ish, I'm gonna teach you about "stocks for the long haul". Nothing goes straight up.
Sell all your bs penny stocks... and all the stupid bios that 80% of go to zero..... and buy TSLA.
~the chart king.
Real estate agents are feeling the pain: Housing market golden handcuffs are very real
Sat, June 24, 2023, 1:43 PM EDT
Back in the late 1970s, the term golden handcuffs was popularized as a way to explain why ambitious professionals were choosing to stay put rather than explore other employment options. The reason being, of course, that their employers were spoiling them with generous above-market compensation—including stock options—and benefits.
Fast-forward to 2023, and the term golden handcuffs can also be used to explain why many homeowners who'd like to move are instead choosing to stay put. See, if these homeowners did choose to sell their home and buy something new, they'd likely be giving up their 2% to 3% mortgage rate and taking on something in the 6% to 7% ballpark. That potential mortgage rate payment shock is just too pricey for many would-be move-up buyers to stomach.
If a borrower were to take on a $500,000 mortgage at a 3% interest rate, they'd owe a monthly $2,108 principal and interest payment over the course of the 30-year loan. However, at a 7% mortgage rate, that payment would be $3,327 per month.
Simply put: The 2% and 3% mortgage rates—which were a policy outcome of the COVID-19 recession—are acting as golden handcuffs.