Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

Of course. You guys are my friends, my community. Sadly many of my real friends tend to be more incommunicado than not. But we have our moments. Though I think a LAN party is far overdue.

That's kinda like when I go out with friends and order too many drinks lol.

Time for sleep.

That looks like scarebait :/
Not touchin that with a 10 foot pole. Not since seeing that korean horror comic that automatically scrolls for you.

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YouTube being a turd :/

Can't sleep =___=

I miss this game :/

Good thing I still own both versions!

One of my favorite hand held games.

I'm losing my voice. \o/

Too many podcasts!

You may lose your voice but at least you are still praising the sun!

bunny outfits. awww ***time to get another fantasia and change back to a character with ***

CPA firm in San Antonio.

About average knowledge for an accountant. Meaning that I know more about the stock market than your average person, but slightly less than a trader, but am able to give out some unqualified advice about stocks if I put in enough research into it.

I'm not a stock broker, nor do I want to be. The only advice I would give would be to the research I did for my own benefit.

Large Cap, Large Growth, International Equities, Long-term gain oriented, medium to medium-high risk equities, long-term bonds, international bonds, and governmental bonds.

I'm not a day trader, and the stocks/bonds/equity I hold are for longer term growth and not short-term gains.

Since the only reason I'm working is to pay today's bills, and use the money I had before to create a larger pool of money to spend later in life.

That seems too good to be true to be honest.

I mean, unless you are doing all of the work yourself in this, it is impossible to invest $20,000 and get back ~$54,000 in a year.

If you said $150 per month, that would more in line with today's rates.

Correction: You are playing a huge risk on this. I read about a trader doing pretty much the same thing you are doing and made a little over a million dollars in gains, but that guy was not only able to determine the deal, but got really lucky that the deal didn't fall through and that the stock grew to more than twice it's value in 2 days. Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if that trader had insider information in this case.

About 95% of the time you will end up with little to no gain or loss by doing this, and the other 5% of the time you would actually get a sizable gain or (most of the time, especially if the options are about to expire) loss.

Like I said before, it's a huge risk, and you get a medium size return on it. That's mainly why I don't do short-term gains, because I'm very risk adverse.

If you want a huge risk get married ! Safer in the stock market.