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Nothing funnier than the ridiculous faces you people make mid-coitus
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my husband who has a little account to play at day trading is at wallstreete.com
but the bulk of what we do is in indexed mutual funds. every few years, we take some of the profits and diversify to something else. but the main 3 are with Alliance Capital, AXA, and Goldman Sachs. also depends if you want long term growth or are in for short term big bang bucks. and how much you can afford to lose. Wall street is really the worlds largest casino. A trader i worked with once told me, when and if i ever got into the exchange, only buy what i love, so when we look for funds, we try to find out what they've invested in before buying in. if you are looking for really 'safe' AND "long term" an annuity, in my opinion, is a good way to go. 10, 20 or 30 yrs depending on how old you are and where you want to be when you get old. LMAO.. it's really all a "Crap shoot". |
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