Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

Visaria said:
I've always paid for a car with cash upfront, full amount. I'm thinking that finance might be a cheaper alternative. Looking to buy that Porsche, and selling it after 10 months.

London bucket shops expecting dow to open 90 points down btw.
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Why throw that much money at a depreciating item...some companies give you 0.9% financing...

As for the 90 point drop....cry me a river....as soon as the government shutdown is over which it will be in a few days the Dow will skyrocket 5 times that loss amount...so no need to worry about anything...it's all Fu©king nonsense!!!
 
S2007S said:
Why throw that much money at a depreciating item...some companies give you 0.9% financing...

As for the 90 point drop....cry me a river....as soon as the government shutdown is over which it will be in a few days the Dow will skyrocket 5 times that loss amount...so no need to worry about anything...it's all Fu©king nonsense!!!
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No drop by Tuesday anyway.
 
Fake drop, added to NQ @6836.75 I blinked and it was climbing fast.


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S2007S said:
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So you bought brand new car with all dollars up front? That I have never done...I don't see the point of dropping tens of thousands of dollars all at once even though you have it...would rather get a new car loan at 2-3% and pay it off Monthly...
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No, as I mentioned, I have payments. Put a relatively small deposit down and will make 4-5 monthly payments to boost credit score, then hopefully pay off the total balance after that.

No pre-payment penalty is a huge huge win.

P.S. Went long after the first dip this evening in the June NQ at 6860.75 for my swing position. Tomorrow morning I'll start working from there on making the monies Lebowski during day session (hopefully)).

P.P.S. I hate the fucking Eagles man (dude, or duderino if you're not into the whole brevity thing.) Vikings need to win!
 
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