vt700guy

Yes, certainly. In a perfect world I would buy them for mere pennies and they would grow to unheard of levels just prior to my retirement. Of course when/how much they will improve in the future is always up for debate.

I'm young, I will not be selling these stocks for many years. I'm happy to see them falling now because I'm basically picking them up "on sale" every month through a DCA plan. Why would I want to be buying them at higher prices?

I hope it keeps dropping. I'm young and the lower it is the better deal I'm getting on my continuing investments.

2000 Z71 140,000 miles. many of them on muddy dirt roads. 2003 Tahoe 145,000 miles. No problems out of either one and I plan to drive them both for several more years.

Wish someone would tell the illegal Mexicans to get out of my local walmart....oh, and the Marshell Ilanders too.

I'd hit it!!!

Sure, because they are hurting at RB without LT.

Wow, what was your interest rate?

Still curious about your qualifications.

I don't know rather you are right or wrong, but I am curious what your qualifications are to be making such statements?

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I'm assuming that I'm the guy you have never heard of. Sorry, I don't post much, but I'll commit to a minimum of 25 posts while wearing the Vikings Avi if they happen to get lucky and pull off the win.

I'm in on the Steelers side.

How do hardwoods make it sound better?

A little wordy, but I think I get what you are wanting. Basically you are saying that all players should be free agents coming out of college instead of going through a draft. While your idea sounds good in theory, do you really think the Raiders would have an equal chance of landing a guy as the Patriots?