I need a primer on all the different IRAs available out there, (excluding the Irish terrorist group one). anyone have a link to a good FAQ on them?
The Wife started a new job and they offer a fricking half day course once every three months on their retirement plans, but they offer it during the work day, the dumbasses, and I can't attend, and she worked on the one day last week they had it and now nada for 3 months, but they want her to apply to one of them.
IRA QUESTION
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Mister Bushice
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KC Scott
Buying a couple stocks Monday
NVDA finally broke out - looking for a pull back to $30.42 range EARLY Monday and I'll scale in a buy on that
Also like DIVX - have a bid order in at $19.65
The only caveat is last week was up on very low volume - If futures are way south Monday before the bell, I'll put this plan on hold.
Will, I know you like gold stocks - the best fundamentally is a company I'm watching called BVN - it's real close to 52 week high but it's one of the few miners with really solid fundamentals. Looking at the chart I'm waiting for a pull back to 32 range to pull the trigger.
BTW - this doesn't mean I'm back in the funds yet, still not convinced the Boyz aren't going to pull the rug out, but it's looking better from a technical standpoint right now than it did in February
Also like DIVX - have a bid order in at $19.65
The only caveat is last week was up on very low volume - If futures are way south Monday before the bell, I'll put this plan on hold.
Will, I know you like gold stocks - the best fundamentally is a company I'm watching called BVN - it's real close to 52 week high but it's one of the few miners with really solid fundamentals. Looking at the chart I'm waiting for a pull back to 32 range to pull the trigger.
BTW - this doesn't mean I'm back in the funds yet, still not convinced the Boyz aren't going to pull the rug out, but it's looking better from a technical standpoint right now than it did in February
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Mister Bushice
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I read the IRA stuff.
Makes me not wanna contribute. I don'' want my money tied up until I'm 60 fucking years old.
The wifey has one, and I'm thinking that's enough. I'd rather make my money work elsewhere.
what say you?
Makes me not wanna contribute. I don'' want my money tied up until I'm 60 fucking years old.
The wifey has one, and I'm thinking that's enough. I'd rather make my money work elsewhere.
what say you?
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Mister Bushice
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Yeah. I think I'll stick with the wifes contribs only. The rules are too restrictive for gaining access to the money if I really wanted to move it.
It's not like it would make a dent in my annual tax liability. Fuck, I need to get religion if only for the awesome tax shelter it is.
It's not like it would make a dent in my annual tax liability. Fuck, I need to get religion if only for the awesome tax shelter it is.
If this were a dictatorship, it'd be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator." —GWB Washington, D.C., Dec. 19, 2000
Martyred wrote: Hang in there, Whitey. Smart people are on their way with dictionaries.
War Wagon wrote:being as how I've got "stupid" draped all over, I'm not really sure.