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Jonathan Ganz December 2nd 03 06:05 AM

Such Reality.
 
Good grief... I already have four times that saved. Well, I guess he
really can't afford the $5 bet. Want to make $1?

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
That amounts
to 200K which has grown to about 400K over the ten-
year period.


Only 400K at your age? Good god. My father retired with 9 times that.

Proof
that this country still suffers. Suzanne and I have made just under 400K

in 17
months and she's not working at the moment.

RB




Jonathan Ganz December 2nd 03 06:05 AM

Capt. Neal's stock market investments.
 
Well, that's all you can afford. Right?

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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Chump change.


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

...
In Pesos maybe.

$5... put up or shut up poor boy.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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So the economy is still in the dumps huh Booby?

How come in November 2002 Capt. Neal's stock market
investments were worth about $280,000 but now in
November 2003 they are worth about $400,000?

Yes, sir, the economy has really remained in the crapper!

S.Simon









Simple Simon December 2nd 03 03:18 PM

Capt. Neal's stock market investments.
 
Bouncing around 95/96 more like. Get your head
out of your ass, pony boy!

S.Simon


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
So, if that's the case, what the hell were you talking about
when you said "when the DOW is around 10K"? And, it's
already been "bouncing around 10K for several months."
What next fool?

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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The DOW closed today at around 9.9K. That final
100 points will take several months to get there
and stay there. There will be ups and downs as
is the nature of the market. I think you will see
the DOW bouncing around 10K for several months.

S.Simon - investor who can time the market with the best of them.


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

...
You ninnie. The DOW is already around 10K.
Obviously, you have nothing and don't even
follow the market.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Don't worry. What we are experiencing, probably through
2004, is what is called a 'cyclical bull' market. I think we're
still in a long-term bear market that will show up again after
the 2004 elections probably about Jan 2005 after interest
rates start going up again with the specter of inflation.

Stocks may be 'overvalued' but I think they still have
plenty of upside to go. I'm expecting to cash out all my
stocks sometime in 2004 when the DOW is around 10K or
more.

I'm at the point where I cannot afford to gamble on
stocks much longer so I'm positioned to move into bonds,
fixed annuities, treasuries etc. I hope to hit it just right
so I get in on the upside of the interest curve.

S.Simon





Donals Dilemma wrote in message
...
On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 15:35:50 -0500, "Simple Simon"
wrote:

So the economy is still in the dumps huh Booby?

How come in November 2002 Capt. Neal's stock market
investments were worth about $280,000 but now in
November 2003 they are worth about $400,000?

Yes, sir, the economy has really remained in the crapper!

S.Simon


Hmmm you have invested wisely, obviously with a good spread of
startups to get that kind of growth in 12 months.
Keep a close eye Cappy, many analysts are pointing to this being an
unsustainablegrowth.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.













Jonathan Ganz December 2nd 03 06:28 PM

Capt. Neal's stock market investments.
 
More like you're the homophobe who doesn't have
an extra $5 to spare. Put up or shut up wimpy.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Bouncing around 95/96 more like. Get your head
out of your ass, pony boy!

S.Simon


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

...
So, if that's the case, what the hell were you talking about
when you said "when the DOW is around 10K"? And, it's
already been "bouncing around 10K for several months."
What next fool?

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
The DOW closed today at around 9.9K. That final
100 points will take several months to get there
and stay there. There will be ups and downs as
is the nature of the market. I think you will see
the DOW bouncing around 10K for several months.

S.Simon - investor who can time the market with the best of them.


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message

...
You ninnie. The DOW is already around 10K.
Obviously, you have nothing and don't even
follow the market.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Don't worry. What we are experiencing, probably through
2004, is what is called a 'cyclical bull' market. I think we're
still in a long-term bear market that will show up again after
the 2004 elections probably about Jan 2005 after interest
rates start going up again with the specter of inflation.

Stocks may be 'overvalued' but I think they still have
plenty of upside to go. I'm expecting to cash out all my
stocks sometime in 2004 when the DOW is around 10K or
more.

I'm at the point where I cannot afford to gamble on
stocks much longer so I'm positioned to move into bonds,
fixed annuities, treasuries etc. I hope to hit it just right
so I get in on the upside of the interest curve.

S.Simon





Donals Dilemma wrote in message
...
On Mon, 1 Dec 2003 15:35:50 -0500, "Simple Simon"
wrote:

So the economy is still in the dumps huh Booby?

How come in November 2002 Capt. Neal's stock market
investments were worth about $280,000 but now in
November 2003 they are worth about $400,000?

Yes, sir, the economy has really remained in the crapper!

S.Simon


Hmmm you have invested wisely, obviously with a good spread of
startups to get that kind of growth in 12 months.
Keep a close eye Cappy, many analysts are pointing to this being

an
unsustainablegrowth.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.
















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