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  • bee September 2017
  • hank September 2017
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Today's Head Line News On MFO

TedTed
edited September 2017 in Off-Topic
FYI: And that's just in the last three days !
Regards,
Ted:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:(:)
Equifax Says Cyberattack May Have Affected 143 Million Customers

Schwab Offering AMX Reward Credit Cards

Equifax: (Please see Hank's prior post for main discussion)

Trump And Democrats Agree On 3 Month Extension To Debt Ceiling Limit

Social Security, DACA, and emulating Japan

This Labor Day is Hard to Shake Away (Even the Linkster contributed to this one)

NOAA: Automatically Updated Irma Graphics... Jose following- now Cat 4/150mph

humor for tonight

Irma Upgraded To Category 5 Storm And Is Predicted To Hit Florida

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  • beebee
    edited September 2017
    These thread headlines are posted "off topic" for a reason. You have just added an "off topic" post about "off topic" posts.

    Must be a slow "Fund Discussion" week for you and others.

    While we are on the topic of "off topic" topic threads...

    Here is just one example of a rapid fire series of your most recent "off topic" threads. All in a row I might add. And there are more you have recently posted.

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    Lead by example if you want to criticize and not be written (about) off...topic.
  • hank
    edited September 2017
    HA. @Ted must drive a Ford truck.

    It's not for me to judge, but most of those off-topic threads highlighted by @Ted do seem to relate to financial planning or major events that stand to impact our investments. For longer term investors who follow the broader financial/economic trends - but who don't necessarily buy or sell funds weekly or monthly - I think these broader topics add a great deal to the board.

    Though the site is called Mutual Fund Observer, there seem to be a lot of posts about buying/selling specific stocks or bonds. I don't mind that. Wonder why one would find discussing a serious threat to folks' financial net-worth (the Equifax story) any less deserving of a spot?
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