nnuut's Account Talk

Still 98% "G"ood Fund, 1% "S"nake and 1% "C"eeeee:D I believe the rally last week is about all you will get from the Obama BAILOUT, already priced in!!:cool: We will see.
 
Still 98% "G"ood Fund, 1% "S"nake and 1% "C"eeeee:D I believe the rally last week is about all you will get from the Obama BAILOUT, already priced in!!:cool: We will see.

I expect a pop....and then a drop. I could be wrong but I believe any rally will be shorted into submission.:nuts:
I see no reason for the taxpayer to be in a rally mode when they are going to be on the hook to insure housing values and prop up the thieves on Wall street. The shear number of $8.7 trillion is absolutely amazing.
There is no way for the gov to spend us out of this mess without serious consequences.:mad:
 
I expect a pop....and then a drop. I could be wrong but I believe any rally will be shorted into submission.:nuts:
I see no reason for the taxpayer to be in a rally mode when they are going to be on the hook to insure housing values and prop up the thieves on Wall street. The shear number of $8.7 trillion is absolutely amazing.
There is no way for the gov to spend us out of this mess without serious consequences.:mad:
That's the way I feel about it, ironic that Investors are supposed to feel that THIS IS THE FIX, EVERYTHING IS BACK TO NORMAL, when the truth is that nothing has been solved. We all know how the Market is, sentiment is everything so you never know?:nuts:
 
I expect a pop....and then a drop. I could be wrong but I believe any rally will be shorted into submission.:nuts:
I see no reason for the taxpayer to be in a rally mode when they are going to be on the hook to insure housing values and prop up the thieves on Wall street. The shear number of $8.7 trillion is absolutely amazing.
There is no way for the gov to spend us out of this mess without serious consequences.:mad:

"They" know what is coming and that is why they are desperately giving out things like 15000 dollar tax credits if you buy a house. Too bad so many people will be refused because they are defaulting on their credit cards since Chase is making them bend over and their scores are turd.
 
"They" know what is coming and that is why they are desperately giving out things like 15000 dollar tax credits if you buy a house. Too bad so many people will be refused because they are defaulting on their credit cards since Chase is making them bend over and their scores are turd.
My question would be that if I only paid $7,000 in Federal taxes would they send me a $8,000 check in the mail?:D I guess so!!!
 
I was drafted when I was older than 18. I'll guess true; otherwise, why be here?:cheesy::D
Glad to have you here HandBaller!! So you are still handling your TSP account, hopefully still making money? What do you think of Mandatory Minimum Distributions at age 70 1/2 (I think) I hate it!!:cool:
 
Glad to have you here HandBaller!! So you are still handling your TSP account, hopefully still making money? What do you think of Mandatory Minimum Distributions at age 70 1/2 (I think) I hate it!!:cool:

Hi nnuut's. I retired last year and still making adjustments to my TSP account (some good ones). I have 89% in G-fund and the rest split between the C-S-I. Haven't given much thought about the Mandatory Minimum Distributions at age 70 1/2. I still have a few years until I reach the age. I guess we don't have much say in it. Sometimes I dream about the good times when I was sane.:(
 
Glad to have you here HandBaller!! So you are still handling your TSP account, hopefully still making money? What do you think of Mandatory Minimum Distributions at age 70 1/2 (I think) I hate it!!:cool:

Hi nnuut's. I retired last year and still making adjustments to my TSP account (some good ones). I have 89% in G-fund and the rest split between the C-S-I. Haven't given much thought about the Mandatory Minimum Distributions at age 70 1/2. I still have a few years until I reach the age. I guess we don't have much say in it. Sometimes I dream about the good times when I was sane.:(
Yeah I have a few years until I'm 70 1/2 but like to plan ahead. They really make you take it out quickly, which means you have to transfer to a qualified IRA or pay the 20% taxes they take out. I think they might change that law in the near future, I hope they do. Oh, it's no fun being SANE!!!:laugh:
 
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