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davidrmoran
I myself see a big pullback coming in the next six months but I don’t know that I have ever been correct over 45 years. I will put a lot of money in if a 10% pullback comes. I expect you r being prudent depending on how old you are. The thing is, if you’re young, you might as well stick it out and not try to time. He said.
>> they developed their retail coffee market before Starbucks
The same is true of Massachusetts, but there are puhlenty of Starbucks around here.
These are interesting, a few years old though:
http://archive.boston.com/yourtown/specials/s…
haha, call me Mr Timing
>> time to bail
>> must chew
Since I wrote the above, a only few days ago, PDI is down significantly; don't believe the dividends are going to make it up.
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it's a solid outfit that gives good and prudent service and advice, as you can tell from the lead guy's radio show, and would obviate the need for research
http://www.edelmanfinancial.com/
I would say that some, maybe many, here do not really know many, much less have as children, hardworking nose-down millennials. But generalizing from media reporting is ever so much funner.
They now try to be as full-service as feasible, travel planning, storage, all manner of other business support, plus the usual healthcare (eyes and ears and pharma) and digitization and services. Every time I walk out I see a new pitch for something…
It is kinda shocking to hear anyone talk in this situation about 'do-gooders.'
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DGuAoMGUAAAq0Lj.jpg:large
PK today:
… it's important to realize that at this point the overwhelming majority of climate deniers are acting i…
>> be more conservative in my income area ... and take more investment risk on the equity side
this sounds wise, but is not what I am doing, so I have to ponder it more seriously
In other words, is Pimco helping many of us defeat the purpos…
v sorry, in my (feebler and feebler) mind I turned discount into premium, duh and d'oh. My bad.
I can say from some long-ago experience that Lee's advice generally may be solid, sure, and absolutely on paper, but it is entirely possible for the sup…
Right, but why when it widens, which to me meant (maybe I am misunderstanding) premium getting higher and higher, does that make it more attractive to buy?
Oi, I see I should have written not only BO's vision, thought that was clear.
You are writing about crow and foot and mouth, so I guess you did not read that Snopes link. So extremely droll. Nationalism and nativism often are.
Oh, no! You too?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fact-checker/wp/2016/06/13/did-the-clinton-foundation-raise-hundreds-of-millions-of-dollars-for-a-hospital-in-haiti-that-was-never-built
Count those pinocchios, dude. This is from over a year a…
And while this isn't the most recent of articles, is Mexico against building walls to slow down immigration? If you think yes, then read the following...
Southern Border Fence in Mexico
Oh, oh, Maurice, I shoulda known, I shoulda known. We al…
@Maurice, it's not "Obama's vision", for heaven's sake. Are you really someone who must just trace it all to that guy? You sound smart sometimes, like someone who realizes trends about the way the world has developed and is developing. But not here.…
Jeez, you have to keep rereading the conversation if you really think DT understands the issues "very well". Even a DT fan can see that.
Not sure why you think I advocate open borders, but slinging charges seems about right as an automatic style. …
haha, so grandiose.
Which link of mine? You are seriously defending the Trump "conversation" with Turnbull? Where DT simply cannot grasp it? I cannot tell if you actually understand what Australia has done, and why, but then you do cite the eccentr…
