Borrow at 4 pct. Earn at 10 pct. Do you need additional help with the math?
1) you’re not earning at 10 2) you have to borrow? Sad!
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?
Yeah, bullshit.
I’ll be happy to prove you’re a hapless sucker any way you’d like. Just let me know.
I understand your shame and embarrassment.
Cool. Prove me wrong. Lay it out. Dipshit.
Sure. Never heard of assisted living? Non-profit health care? Charter schools? Probably not. You should get back to your TD account.
Of course I have heard of it. So you can’t provide any details that have given you more return than the Dow in the last 30 months. Got it. The numbers you laid out are pedestrian and available to anyone. 12%? The Dow is up 14. No “big boy letters” or anything.
You’re getting worked over.
Unless your into real estate on your own (not in REITs) you’re doing nothing special. Getting taken is my guess. An idiot like you is ripe for the picking.
Lol. Great guesses retard. Sounds like you either don’t know what you are doing and / or are being led around by the nose of a broker / advisor who has no access to high yield product, it happens to a lot of people. Namely you.
So no details. Are you still sticking with your story of having inside access that hasn’t returned more than any smuck can get with and index fund? Lay it out. You can’t
Never mind. 12 pct tax exempt income isn’t for you. Stick to the the Djia. It’s more your speed.
I don’t have insider access. I have clients.
12% with special “inside access” to knowledge vs 14% on the Dow. Which I didn’t do, since I’m betting on myself and do much better than that.
Tell me more mortgage boy and your 5 figure portfolio. El Monte boy.
Borrow at 4 pct. Earn at 10 pct. Do you need additional help with the math?
1) you’re not earning at 10 2) you have to borrow? Sad!
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?
Yeah, bullshit.
I’ll be happy to prove you’re a hapless sucker any way you’d like. Just let me know.
I understand your shame and embarrassment.
Cool. Prove me wrong. Lay it out. Dipshit.
Sure. Never heard of assisted living? Non-profit health care? Charter schools? Probably not. You should get back to your TD account.
Of course I have heard of it. So you can’t provide any details that have given you more return than the Dow in the last 30 months. Got it. The numbers you laid out are pedestrian and available to anyone. 12%? The Dow is up 14. No “big boy letters” or anything.
You’re getting worked over.
Unless your into real estate on your own (not in REITs) you’re doing nothing special. Getting taken is my guess. An idiot like you is ripe for the picking.
Lol. Great guesses retard. Sounds like you either don’t know what you are doing and / or are being led around by the nose of a broker / advisor who has no access to high yield product, it happens to a lot of people. Namely you.
So no details. Are you still sticking with your story of having inside access that hasn’t returned more than any smuck can get with and index fund? Lay it out. You can’t
Never mind. 12 pct tax exempt income isn’t for you. Stick to the the Djia. It’s more your speed.
I don’t have insider access. I have clients.
12% with special “inside access” to knowledge vs 14% on the Dow. Which I didn’t do, since I’m betting on myself and do much better than that.
Tell me more mortgage boy and your 5 figure portfolio. El Monte boy.
The.12 pct is tax exempt. Can you do the math yourself about the before tax equivalent? Hint: it depends on your tax bracket. I can do the math for you if this too difficult. It’s a lot higher than 14 pct. taxable.
Borrow at 4 pct. Earn at 10 pct. Do you need additional help with the math?
1) you’re not earning at 10 2) you have to borrow? Sad!
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?
Yeah, bullshit.
I’ll be happy to prove you’re a hapless sucker any way you’d like. Just let me know.
I understand your shame and embarrassment.
Cool. Prove me wrong. Lay it out. Dipshit.
Sure. Never heard of assisted living? Non-profit health care? Charter schools? Probably not. You should get back to your TD account.
Of course I have heard of it. So you can’t provide any details that have given you more return than the Dow in the last 30 months. Got it. The numbers you laid out are pedestrian and available to anyone. 12%? The Dow is up 14. No “big boy letters” or anything.
You’re getting worked over.
Unless your into real estate on your own (not in REITs) you’re doing nothing special. Getting taken is my guess. An idiot like you is ripe for the picking.
Lol. Great guesses retard. Sounds like you either don’t know what you are doing and / or are being led around by the nose of a broker / advisor who has no access to high yield product, it happens to a lot of people. Namely you.
So no details. Are you still sticking with your story of having inside access that hasn’t returned more than any smuck can get with and index fund? Lay it out. You can’t
Never mind. 12 pct tax exempt income isn’t for you. Stick to the the Djia. It’s more your speed.
I don’t have insider access. I have clients.
12% with special “inside access” to knowledge vs 14% on the Dow. Which I didn’t do, since I’m betting on myself and do much better than that.
Tell me more mortgage boy and your 5 figure portfolio. El Monte boy.
The.12 pct is tax exempt. Can you do the math yourself about the before tax equivalent? Hint: it depends on your tax bracket. I can do the math for you if this too difficult. It’s a lot higher than 14 pct. taxable.
El oh el. Are you really arguing 14% taxable (in and index fund) vs “inside access” to get %12 tax free. And you have a mortgage. In El Monte. Lol.
Borrow at 4 pct. Earn at 10 pct. Do you need additional help with the math?
1) you’re not earning at 10 2) you have to borrow? Sad!
You’re right. It’s actually higher than 10 pct after taxes. There are a lot of NR tax-exempt debt securities with a nominal 7 pct + yield available for knowledgeable investors. $25k minimum investment. You have to sign a “big boy” letter. I don’t true that up until April every year during tax season that in California boosts the total return to 12 pct or so. You know about this right? Diversification of cash and capital structure is essential. But you knew that already too?
Yeah, bullshit.
I’ll be happy to prove you’re a hapless sucker any way you’d like. Just let me know.
I understand your shame and embarrassment.
Cool. Prove me wrong. Lay it out. Dipshit.
Sure. Never heard of assisted living? Non-profit health care? Charter schools? Probably not. You should get back to your TD account.
Of course I have heard of it. So you can’t provide any details that have given you more return than the Dow in the last 30 months. Got it. The numbers you laid out are pedestrian and available to anyone. 12%? The Dow is up 14. No “big boy letters” or anything.
You’re getting worked over.
Unless your into real estate on your own (not in REITs) you’re doing nothing special. Getting taken is my guess. An idiot like you is ripe for the picking.
Lol. Great guesses retard. Sounds like you either don’t know what you are doing and / or are being led around by the nose of a broker / advisor who has no access to high yield product, it happens to a lot of people. Namely you.
So no details. Are you still sticking with your story of having inside access that hasn’t returned more than any smuck can get with and index fund? Lay it out. You can’t
Never mind. 12 pct tax exempt income isn’t for you. Stick to the the Djia. It’s more your speed.
I don’t have insider access. I have clients.
12% with special “inside access” to knowledge vs 14% on the Dow. Which I didn’t do, since I’m betting on myself and do much better than that.
Tell me more mortgage boy and your 5 figure portfolio. El Monte boy.
The.12 pct is tax exempt. Can you do the math yourself about the before tax equivalent? Hint: it depends on your tax bracket. I can do the math for you if this too difficult. It’s a lot higher than 14 pct. taxable.
El oh el. Are you really arguing 14% taxable (in and index fund) vs “inside access” to get %12 tax free. And you have a mortgage. In El Monte. Lol.
Let me guess. You’re a W2 employee.
Tell me more about charter school investments. 😆
Jfc. Index fund? W-2 employee? Inside access? El Monte?
The horses that aren’t dead are running tonight. I love Santa Anita. Amazing bars in the vicinity.
I’m sure you do. Losers love the ponies. Hell of a return.
It’s leisure and entertainment for people that can afford it. Sorry.
Lol. Yeah. I’m sure your $2 show bets are a hoot.
$2 bet? Not at where i wager. Never been to Santa Anita or you are really poor.
Of course I’ve been there. Mrs Damone was an exercise rider in the 80s. You act like it’s a big deal. It’s not. 80% of the people there are poor. Like you.
Tell me more about how you underperformed the Dow with your insider access.
I just love these threads that stay on track to the subject line. I learn a lot about finances when I read a thread about the EC and a dem governor vetoing a bill
I just love these threads that stay on track to the subject line. I get dumber about finances when I read a thread about the EC and a dem governor vetoing a bill
I’ve owned Home Depot stock for awhile and my annual return (including dividend reinvestment) is around 25%. Other investments have had better individual years but none have matched the long term performance. You’re welcome.
The horses that aren’t dead are running tonight. I love Santa Anita. Amazing bars in the vicinity.
I hear it’s the Sport of Kings. Did you get tickets from one of the Reverse Mortgage companies that you write for? Sounds like a good networking opportunity for you as well given all the ol Geisers all over the place.
Be smart though. Don’t push too hard. Just get that appointment.
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Tell me more mortgage boy and your 5 figure portfolio. El Monte boy.
Let me guess. You’re a W2 employee.
Tell me more about charter school investments. 😆
I thought you had money?
Tell me more about how you underperformed the Dow with your insider access.
I’ve owned Home Depot stock for awhile and my annual return (including dividend reinvestment) is around 25%. Other investments have had better individual years but none have matched the long term performance. You’re welcome.
Be smart though. Don’t push too hard. Just get that appointment.