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Oh I know for sure I can get a better ROI betting than in stocks. The tough part is finding someone to take bets that large in Indiana. If I had a real sports book here, I would be playijng with a lot more money. I don't trust online books very much.
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You should have gotten back in in 2008. Sounds like you sold low and are going to buy high. The market still is down from where it was prior to the crash though... your guess is as good as anyone's as to where the market is headed in the short term. If you are in it until retirement age though, it really isn't going to matter your entry point. So yeah, you should get back in- definitely definitely so if you have an employer match.2012: +19.33
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I have no clue IWS. The way the market is right now I just do not know. I do not know if it is the big boys, computer trading or what. But this year has been so volatile. I bought a stock a couple of months ago for around 7 bucks, it has since gone to 10 and is now back to 7.
FMCN...a chinese stock was trading @ 24 or something. A newsletter came out saying it was a fraud. It dropped to 9 bucks in 1 day. It is now 21 bucks just a week or 2 later. Just so much shady shit going on.Comment
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The information is just not available to us regular guys. Each company has a whole team of accountants trying to make the company look better than it really is, and if you try to follow analyst predictions (the equivalent of betting touts) by they time they are all hot on a stock, their hype has already been priced in and it is on its way down. It is really damn difficult anymore. I have always been a value guy, mostly what you would call a "quant"- but I can seem to separate the wheat from the chaff. I might as well throw darts.2012: +19.33
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Probably be wise to just stick with something you know. I bought AAPL after its recent pullback because I know it. And I know they will be kicking ass for at least another year or two. But part of the reason for their latest downturn was the talking heads on CNBC and Goldman Sachs talking it down. HHHMMM, I wonder why they would talk down AAPL right before the holidat season and right before AAPL is most likely going to report HUGE record earnings. When it comes to wall street, they are all in it for themselves. Might be wise to buy after the big boys say sell and sell when they say buy.Comment
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Just do the exact opposite of whatever you think you should do in every situation and you will probably be golden.2012: +19.33
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Mitt Romney actually answered an investment question recently. He said that when he is the most fearful and feels like he is ready to give up, he buys. I thought it was pretty spot on. But that shit is way easier to say than to do. And it is also advice from a mormon.Comment
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Well i am fearful when the market is up and when the market is down and when the market is sideways (all for different reasons). Dollar cost averaging is really the only way I feel ok investing a lot. I have a mad money account that I buy individual stocks with, and it has never really bothered me until recently when I can't seem to do anything right. The money in my actual retirement accounts is pretty boring and DCA there so it doesn't bother me too much2012: +19.33
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BOL at 225 pound division. As if the HW division doesn't suck enough ass, as is. Let's split it in half.
As for 125, I'm sure there are plenty of 115 pound Shooto queers who would love the opportunity.Triple-six killers in this motherfucker runnin shitComment
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another weight class no one cares about
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