Yep, been following and added along with DBA. I think this may be a short term top, but as they print more dollars....prices of assets to rise methinks, despite recession fears. They are inflating their way out of one problem into another.
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Yep, been following and added along with DBA. I think this may be a short term top, but as they print more dollars....prices of assets to rise methinks, despite recession fears. They are inflating their way out of one problem into another.
Why pay an ETF index an expense rate of around 1 % to blindly allocate your funds when you can pay real professionals who consistently find safe and compelling investments the same rate?
Longleaf Partners Fund, Dodge & Cox, First Eagle Global, and Third Avenue International Value are all good bets for mutual funds.
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Why pay an ETF index an expense rate of around 1 % to blindly allocate your funds when you can pay real professionals who consistently find safe and compelling investments the same rate?
Longleaf Partners Fund, Dodge & Cox, First Eagle Global, and Third Avenue International Value are all good bets for mutual funds.
I represent a group called Titan Tech Development. We take diferent companies public. We're in the process of taking one public between April 15th and the 30th it will be trading.
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I represent a group called Titan Tech Development. We take diferent companies public. We're in the process of taking one public between April 15th and the 30th it will be trading.
Why pay an ETF index an expense rate of around 1 % to blindly allocate your funds when you can pay real professionals who consistently find safe and compelling investments the same rate?
Longleaf Partners Fund, Dodge & Cox, First Eagle Global, and Third Avenue International Value are all good bets for mutual funds.
I told him capital reservation was the first priority and the CD route was all I could seriously recommend, although I thought GLD was worth a percentage.
He has $100,000 in short term CDs coming due in a few weeks. Frankly, I don't see much point in leaping into this market, and cash is a valid position...he did tell me some of that went into gold but I am not sure what percentage nor in what form (GLD or bullion).
Either way, I think he expected me to go out on a limb, and I chose not to.Neither did he, apparently.
Like I say, I think he knew all along what he was going to do with it, and was just testing me. It is his little program, and I suspect he will continue to be able to help a few kids no matter what. $150,000, sad to say, does not go far in education these days, elementary or secondary.The cost of textbooks alone is amazing.
By the way, I saw where Marty Whitman of Third Avenue was in as low a cash position as he has ever been, so clearly he thinks it is time to buy.I will just be less brave and sit until the smoke clears:I think there are many more bombs to drop in the financial world.
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Quote Originally Posted by Stanford2011:
Why pay an ETF index an expense rate of around 1 % to blindly allocate your funds when you can pay real professionals who consistently find safe and compelling investments the same rate?
Longleaf Partners Fund, Dodge & Cox, First Eagle Global, and Third Avenue International Value are all good bets for mutual funds.
I told him capital reservation was the first priority and the CD route was all I could seriously recommend, although I thought GLD was worth a percentage.
He has $100,000 in short term CDs coming due in a few weeks. Frankly, I don't see much point in leaping into this market, and cash is a valid position...he did tell me some of that went into gold but I am not sure what percentage nor in what form (GLD or bullion).
Either way, I think he expected me to go out on a limb, and I chose not to.Neither did he, apparently.
Like I say, I think he knew all along what he was going to do with it, and was just testing me. It is his little program, and I suspect he will continue to be able to help a few kids no matter what. $150,000, sad to say, does not go far in education these days, elementary or secondary.The cost of textbooks alone is amazing.
By the way, I saw where Marty Whitman of Third Avenue was in as low a cash position as he has ever been, so clearly he thinks it is time to buy.I will just be less brave and sit until the smoke clears:I think there are many more bombs to drop in the financial world.
I represent a group called Titan Tech Development. We take diferent companies public. We're in the process of taking one public between April 15th and the 30th it will be trading. We can arrange a private placement at a 50 percent discount with a 6 month lockup.
No spamming please and why the 50% discount to market?
Must be a OTCBB/pinks winner.
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Quote Originally Posted by vegas_tracker:
I represent a group called Titan Tech Development. We take diferent companies public. We're in the process of taking one public between April 15th and the 30th it will be trading. We can arrange a private placement at a 50 percent discount with a 6 month lockup.
No spamming please and why the 50% discount to market?
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