I want my HDTV

If you never read "reminiscences of a stock operator" you should...great part about all of LL`s trader freinds trying to make enough money from one trade to buy a fur coat (in style for men at the time)...guess what..none of them made a dime.
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

this is what to do, go to circuit city or best buy, etc. open up a line of credit with no interest and no payments for 6 months or a year if you can get it. buy your TV and trade with your cash, use your profits to pay back the line of credit before interest hits.

enjoy,

surfer
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Yes that is possible. But I'd rather keep a clear mind, worry about not losing money vs not making money fast enough to keep up with the payments.

Thanks for the tip though.
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

this is what to do, go to circuit city or best buy, etc. open up a line of credit with no interest and no payments for 6 months or a year if you can get it. buy your TV and trade with your cash, use your profits to pay back the line of credit before interest hits.
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Now there is a fool-proof plan if I ever saw one. LOL

It was a joke, right? :p
 
I recently purchased a new TV , and considered buying HDTV...after some research it really didn't seem worth the $.....it might be in 3-5yrs. So I went with a standard Sony Flat CRT. and digital cable with S-Input. Really nice.

Good Luck.
 
I was at Frys the other day and those big flat plasma tvs
look really nice. They are a bit on the expensive side.

I might get one later after I stop donating money to the markets.
 
I bought my HDTV just over a year ago, and it was possibly the best purchase I've ever made, aside from my first home. And I agree with Surfer -- 1 year, no interest, no payments... that's a deal worth doing.
 
Pete,

1. Please stop plugging your service (the link). Baron runs this site with advertising dollar$. If you are running a successful service, as I am certain you would have ET members believe, then surely you must be able to chip in a few bucks for advertising.

2. You may sell Credit Spreads with as low of a balance of $2K, depending upon your broker. I know of many that allow it with a $2K balance floor.
 
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