Yes I do recall saying Kohls was a good stock at the time, not so sure now, but you were already on it just needed to be reasured.
Dow falls into a Sea of Red....
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Yes I do recall saying Kohls was a good stock at the time, not so sure now, but you were already on it just needed to be reasured.
Yes I do recall saying Kohls was a good stock at the time, not so sure now, but you were already on it just needed to be reasured.
It did alright for me while I got my feet wet investing for the first time, then I got on the F train. Not so sure they won't be back around $17-$19 by this summer if everything doesn't go sour like the last time the gas prices were above $4.00. I enjoy listenting to others advice, etc. on investing.
anonomoose
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Moose: There are 6%+ Yields out there in both stocks & bonds but you need to contact a professional wealth manager that understands your risk tolerance & financial goals to make investments that are correct for you.
Whitey....I have a new investment and financial goal strategy...it is called work til you drop....and with that I don't need no stinkin financial wissard....see me at the entrance to Wally World...."need a cart lady...", "let me stamp that return for yeah mister", "carry that heavy bag for yah lady..."
Who needs to sit around and grow old....anyways. Lacking my long term vision, I told my wife to get a 3rd job...but some how her vision seems to be a bit more blurred.
polarisrider1
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Moose: There are 6%+ Yields out there in both stocks & bonds but you need to contact a professional wealth manager that understands your risk tolerance & financial goals to make investments that are correct for you.
My Professional wealth manager is no longer with us. He could not take the losses anymore (Enron mainly). Found another pwm guy, his boat, Mercedes, mistress and house got repo'ed last summer. Those so called "Pro wealth managers" are usually doing far worse than their customers. BEWARE!
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3rd job? my wife is a cost accountant and she said, "I will go back to work once the kids are in school" (20 yrs. ago) My kids are all young adults now. She did not go back, so I hired her as the office manager . She gets to write herself checks now..........but she is working. lol.
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anonomoose
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Oh, NO!! Dah ill fated, hire the wife syndrom....strike number 2....put her on the biz checking account....."honey can I have the day off and go shoppin with the girls....there's a sale at $%^%&^^&*!! Yikes...now whatchagunnado??
My heart goes out to yah man....you have more gonads than Whitey..... into the face of adversity, they go undaunted.....(never to be heard from again)
Hey...Ididarod is doodling down...
Funny you say that. My previous PWM guy retired several years ago and is now selling his house that he just built and cutting back on his other spending like crazy. Plus his wife is still working with no retirement in site. Turns out he didn't take his own advice. He was highly invested in some very risky ventures and was using that as a major part of his retirement portfolio. Not smart.