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Which is worth more - your stock portfolio or your pins?

By ShaunoftheDead

8 years ago


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    “Which is worth more - your stocks or pins?”

    • Pins! 37 votes
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    • Stocks! 135 votes
      68%
    • What is this stock thing, and how do I play it? 16 votes
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    • All my disposable income goes to bills and pinball!!! 12 votes
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    #90 8 years ago

    You want honesty....Had kids young...I live check to check...I'm a money under the mattress guy...my 2 pins are worth more than what's under there now...I often "dip" into my 11yr olds wallet(always put it back)...only thing down the road is a pension...my kids will want nothing to do with me when I'm old...even tho I live this way for them...kept them all in sports (ice hockey is not cheap) since they could walk....I'll way out live my sickly wife...so I'll just wait it out in my paid-off by then house full of pins when I retire.....now that is probably the most honest post on pinside............Joey

    #99 8 years ago

    Pinball_Freak said:
    I had my first child at 17 and three by 26, lived month to month and had to pay child support when separated from wife. Never had excess money until I hit 40 to spend on my toys.

    Thank you for sharing....for a minute there I thought I was the only one.lol...I'm 38 now and no regrets....I work nights so I've got to have so much damn fun with my kids all these years...now it's time for me to have a lil fun...!!! ...........Joey

    #101 8 years ago
    Quoted from Blackbeard:

    (3 cats and a yorkie)

    5 cats and a Weimaraner................Joey

    #156 8 years ago
    Quoted from dung:

    I do think that some of the folks on here have expectations far outside of reality.
    Saving is all well and good, but many of us so called privleged few graduate college with what?
    A car we have shoe stringed to keep running for 4 - 6 years.
    40-80k worth of student loans
    0 in the bank
    It is all well and dandy to save, pay this off, save for this. What about, living? I could have my loans paid off in 2 years, if I drove that shoe string car, never went out, live in the tiniest apt available, etc etc. Is it worth it? No.

    Hell yaa....live in the now man...!!!............Joey

    #158 8 years ago
    Quoted from BMore-Pinball:

    and if you kept buying stocks through the end of 2008 and 2009 at their deep discounted prices and you picked good stocks, you would of made hundreds of thousands of $$$ - at least that what I did

    If you made hundreds of thousands...why in the world is your wish-list so long...???...............Joey

    #163 8 years ago
    Quoted from PinballNewb:

    I assume he is talking about a 401k, which is untouchable without penalties until you are older.

    Ahh....thank you....this is a VERY debatable topic....for me...I would rather have fun in the younger years and suffer in the older years...I'm guaranteed this second.....the next one you never know..........Joey

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