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#1 10-06-2010, 12:20 AM

What would you define 'tens of thousands' as?

hi_im_god · #2 10-06-2010, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants

What would you define 'tens of thousands' as?

10,000-99,999.

#3 10-06-2010, 12:27 AM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god

10,000-99,999.

I've heard that and 20,000-99,000. Didn't know exactly because I'm not good at math.

Thanks.

Early May 2009

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Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

You're clueless, Pants.

Of course I lost money during the Great Bush-Cheney-Cox-Paulson Financial Meltdown of 2008. Heck, even Buffett lost a bundle in that nightmare.

But instead of squealing like a little 9yo girl (and high-pitch Hannity) back in early March and wondering if/when I should pull what was left out of the market, I transferred 63k into my Vanguard account and bought as many shares of their S&P 500 index fund as I could.

Needless to say, things have worked out swimmingly well to this point.

63k. Wow that's ballin

8-7-09

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Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

Who knows what will happen going forward, RP ... but I'm not all that concerned since I'll likely be holding these low-cost index funds for a loooooong (at least the next 25 years) time.

Just gunna keep dollar-cost-averaging money into the account ... rebalance occasionally ... and adjust the stock to bond ratio as I get older.

Damn he must be pounding tens of thousands into the account. Baller status.

Early August 2009

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Originally Posted by Smooth Operator

Sorry to disappoint, GPK

I'll have to be content with the tens of thousands of dollars that I've made in my little ole S&P 500 index fund year-to-date.

So if he put say another 10k in the account he'd be a little over 20k profit.

He made tens of thousands, dawg.

It's still in there for another 25 years though.

Congrats, Smooth. You're middle class ballin.

hi_im_god · #4 10-06-2010, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants

I've heard that and 20,000-99,000. Didn't know exactly because I'm not good at math.

Thanks.

Early May 2009

63k. Wow that's ballin

8-7-09

Damn he must be pounding tens of thousands into the account. Baller status.

Early August 2009

So if he put say another 10k in the account he'd be a little over 20k profit.

He made tens of thousands, dawg.

It's still in there for another 25 years though.

Congrats, Smooth. You're middle class ballin.

so randy's been right all along?

or just another pompous assclown who can't admit when he's wrong?

i'm confused by the whole liberal/conservative mirror i'm supposed to judge these things through now.

#5 10-06-2010, 12:57 AM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god

so randy's been right all along?

or just another pompous assclown who can't admit when he's wrong?

i'm confused by the whole liberal/conservative mirror i'm supposed to judge these things through now.

The whole thread sucks. I'm tired of going back through it looking for quotes.

Give me a quote where he predicts where it will be 17 months ago.

This thread escalated because of a redboard. I re-posted the god-damned thing.

Hell I posted my 50 shares of McDonalds. It's almost f.ucking doubled in 17 months. But you don't see multiple posts of

and tales of triple flips on water skis in the Ohio River.

I don't care if Randall is Michael Savage Jr. He's not trying to convince others that he's some e-millionaire. +20k is Pomona money.

#6 10-06-2010, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by hi_im_god

you just pick on him because he's a liberal.

He has to be young to boast that much about 20k. Any person with age, who isn't mentally challenged, would suffer enough canings in life to not boast over a small amount of money like that.

And he's babbling about water activities or whatever. WTF are you going to do with 20k for water activities in California? Imitate Kenny Powers on a Jet Ski?

It's beyond politics. I'm hunting retards. Retards come in all shapes, sizes and party affiliations.