[stoney]

BV has been helping me find a thread, but was unable to. In 2007, I wrote a 10k word diatribe on financial responsibility and personal savings. It ended up being a 5-10 page thread that most everybody (regulars) were involved in.

At the time, I got a few pm's asking for copies of the diatribe and one person noted that they saved it as a word doc.

Does anyone have that doc still? I am working on creating a super sticky from the depths of the financial knowledge available from the regular posters in PAWN.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Pesqueeb]

Use the search function?























Seriously though, have any recollection of thread title at all? Try teh google search to see if it might be floating around some place else somehow?

 

[Arkayne]

Was it part of my old thread? I actually used google and searched "ridemonkey joker diatribe" and it was the second hit.

http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=199479&page=6

That 4k eventually went into home improvement and furniture.

 

[stoney]

Was it part of my old thread? I actually used google and searched "ridemonkey joker diatribe" and it was the second hit.

http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=199479&page=6

That 4k eventually went into home improvement and furniture.

That's the one. I was looking in PAWN.
Thanks

 

[dante]

Hee hee....

Everybody's looking for that second dip in order to jump in. So if someone thinks the market is going to go down 20%, they're going to start buying at -15%, more at -18%, some at -20%, some at -18%, and the last at -15%. However, someone else is seeing that and figuring on buying at -13% and ride it down to -17% before it bounces back up. Then some mutual fund wants to start jumping in at -10% in order to beat the other people getting in, and you have what's been going on the last couple weeks or so. Whether the profit-taking will overpower the people trying to get in is still up in the air. Yes, the economy sucks right about now, but the market is always a forward-looking indicator. If you wait till the economy recovers, you've missed the rally.

 

[kidwoo]