Author Topic: Give me ideas of how to use my $50 >_<  (Read 2131 times)

Hay guise, i gawt 25 sents. wat shood i spend it on?

I have 40$. Just save it.

And don't loving buy Legos, they're so loving overpriced now.
amen to that. not to mention the sets are repeats or crap to begin with.

amen to that. not to mention the sets are repeats or crap to begin with.

I liked how before you could get a lot of peices for a little, now it's like 90$ for like 500 peices. I'm like, what the stuff? The little Lego Racers used to be 4.50$ and now are over 6$. That's even worse.

If I were to ever buy Legos again, I would have to be rich and I would buy like the Death Star and the other gigantic Lego sets.

what recession?

my stock isn't American assets alone. other countries have money to you know.


Did I say they were all invested in American assets? No, I did not, stocks are inexorably tied to the world economy.

I hate how every single new set has totally new pieces that defeat the purpose of being creative.

It's like Blockland's prop bricks.

every country has its own market. (the countries that matter anyways)
and every country has recessions every 12-14 years. its basically natural now.

its also the PERFECT time to be investing in stocks. while the cycle is at its expected low.

every country has its own market. (the countries that matter anyways)
and every country has recessions every 12-14 years. its basically natural now.

its also the PERFECT time to be investing in stocks. while the cycle is at its expected low.

INORITE, I was saying that exact line for two years before the bottom fell out of the mortgage market but no one listened, they were too busy making money.

But no, I don't like stocks, the closest thing to "gambling" I'll be doing In the next few years is converting some of my money in to bonds backed by euros.

i hate home owning. i think its a horrible investment. if anything it should be one of a few things your put your money in. simply because your the type that wants to live in a house so you might as well.

home owning is the highest risk investment ive ever seen.
and in the end of a 30 year mortgage or a lifetime and rdy for retirement. its payouts is terrible.

Recessions are best represented as sin curve, at least capitalism is.

some of you know i make a few bucks. well i have nearly zero dollars cash to my name at most times lol.
its an addiction, investing in so much, whenever new income rolls in.

i feel cheated letting money sit and waste in a bank account. where its not doing anything.

some of you know i make a few bucks. well i have nearly zero dollars cash to my name at most times lol.
its an addiction, investing in so much, whenever new income rolls in.

i feel cheated letting money sit and waste in a bank account. where its not doing anything.

Money market account?

i have a few brokerage accounts for diff types of stocks.
and they are directly linked to my income accounts (paypal and my wells fargo checking)
when my little business brings in some money for me, i almost instaly forward it to my brokerage, then spend alllllllllll night looking at charts and preparing to add or try something new with it.

and nearly every penny i earned from my actual labor, is earning upon itself again.

but i have no savings accounts. and your mothers would scold me for it. for they have been raised to be 1 egg 2 basket people.

Give me ideas of how to use my $70 >_<

i have a few brokerage accounts for diff types of stocks.
and they are directly linked to my income accounts (paypal and my wells fargo checking)
when my little business brings in some money for me, i almost instaly forward it to my brokerage, then spend alllllllllll night looking at charts and preparing to add or try something new with it.

and nearly every penny i earned from my actual labor, is earning upon itself again.

but i have no savings accounts. and your mothers would scold me for it. for they have been raised to be 1 egg 2 basket people.

I take a different approach, most Of what I earn goes in to a Money market account, until I have enough to stuff in a long term saving bond. Every 6 months the bond I bought 5 years previously rolls over and goes in to my account until I decide to stuff that in a bond again. The interest is good but not great and I like that everything is insured.