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Stock Market Traders?

By kpg

7 years ago


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#717 6 years ago
Quoted from PanzerFreak:

Yup. There's also the "rule of 55" which allows you to start withdrawing penalty free if you retire during the year you turn 55. I hope the government doesn't get rid of this rule as I personally plan on retiring at 55.

You have to withdraw from the 401k associated with the company you are leaving though.

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#849 5 years ago
Quoted from EricHadley:

I have 2.5m in the market. I don’t try to time it, just let it be. In 10 years I look forward to having 5.4m

You looking to adopt? As a bonus, I can already wipe my own ass.

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#3082 4 years ago
Quoted from TigerLaw:

Yep, I think this is a very astute observation and totally agree. People are realizing how much money can be saved with no traveling. I think virtual really takes over moving forward. Same with business lunches and restaurant dinners, think how much money people are saving eating microwaveable lunches and home dinners...I don’t see dining recovering quickly.
People are getting accustomed to not spending money, getting that trend changed could be problematic.

After cooking every dinner the past 3 weeks and the foreseeable future, when we come out on the other end of this I am going out and making it rain.

Got damn could I go for some good bar wings.

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#11916 3 years ago
Quoted from f3honda4me:

The covid death rate is lower than what you're stating. The problem with covid is that there are many people who have had it and never had symptoms or never got tested. Recently there are CDC/WHO epidemiologists who estimated the actual number of cases may be 5x-10x higher than the confirmed cases which would put covid at a death rate closer to standard flu.

Haha, yeah. The flu also wipes out half a million people annually in the US all while implementing mask mandates and shutdowns.

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