Why be in stock when you can get a 11.985% CD and free timex clock

[KINGOFSHORTS]

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=O08NAAAAIBAJ&sjid=820DAAAAIBAJ&pg=3491,616850

LOL Those were the days. I wonder how long before we get those rates again with all this printed money.

And free clock.

Also note that the short term 6mo was paying 11.985 VS the longer term 2 1/2 which was paying 10.40%




Home mortgages in the upper double digits.

 

[Bob111]

Quote from KINGOFSHORTS:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=O08NAAAAIBAJ&sjid=820DAAAAIBAJ&pg=3491,616850

LOL Those were the days. I wonder how long before we get those rates again with all this printed money.

And free clock.


Home mortgages in the upper double digits.

i'm still holding couple CD's with interest >5%

too bad that positions are relatively small. but..i got a mug and holder for it from a bank

 

[blackjack007]

i remember back in 1989 when CD's were returning 12-13%

 

[peilthetraveler]

Quote from blackjack007:

i remember back in 1989 when CD's were returning 12-13%

I remember back around '85 or '86 when my normaly savings account was paying 6.5%!