>>pick up deals “at bargain basement” prices,<<

Serious? A tad off ridiculously overpriced isn’t bargain basement.

Even Aussies 30% still won’t be bargain basement.

Reasonable value maybe, but not bargain.

Originally posted by SuperTed:
WayneL youve missed the point.

I seem to do that a lot

Especially for Superted, a nice little article about multiculturalism and tolerance:

http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,11350409%255E421,00.html

Enjoy

Speaking of “LEAPS OF FAITH”;

I think it is ironic that the scientists version of events (big bang etc) requires an enormous leap of faith also.

http://www.rense.com/general58/bbang.htm

In view of all our impending deaths, the race seems futile. The scenic route will do me just fine.

CLANCY OF THE OVERFLOW
A.B. (Banjo) Paterson

I had written him a letter which I had, for want of better
Knowledge, sent to where I met him down the Lachlan, years ago,

He was shearing when I knew him, so I sent the letter to him,

Just “on spec”,…[Read more]

http://www.apollowebworks.com/amway/amlinks.html

Enjoy!

>>Want to make money in Network Marketing? Find someone who makes 50,000 a week in Network Marketing not someone who makes 50,000 a year by telling others to do what he does not do himself.<<

AHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA! These are the last people I would trust to tell me the truth about Network marketing!

>>Maybe once the race is over…the journey begins <<

Oh I like that Redwing!! Nicely put!

Cheers

Couldn’t agree more Ted.

There is insider trading every single day on the ASX…and for a lot more consideration than what would have probably only bought one of Rene’s Havana cigars.

Originally posted by Salubrious:
Its funny that I fortold this outcome many moons ago but people just laughed me off. Well get ready caus here it comes!

We are all made from Stars

Hehe, there were in fact a small group of us Sal. I remember well the satirical resposes to our posts.

Cheers

>>The trade deficit compounded by rising energy costs is somewhat of a concern, but these issues can be adequately managed over the medium term given the right economic policies.

In terms of a global economic recession, or even a US recession, the chances of this happening are minimal at this time.

An economic “collapse” in the United States…[Read more]

>>Writing call options is not a strategy for use in a bull market, which we appear to be in. The returns are often exagerated a great deal, I have seen some spruikers quoting 8% a month. The REAL return is likely to be an extra 5% a YEAR. I have run many simulations on this and my results show writing calls against owned stock will improve the…[Read more]

Techa,

Looking at the risk SIS is taking on, there would be no problems with those profit figures…on a good run.

The interesting thing about risk is that the normal 2% risk touted in most trading literature is extremely sub-optimal.

The ideal risk to maximise profit (presuming a positive expectancy, and depending on the charactaristics of the…[Read more]

John,

The dairy industry would have us believe that milk is the ONLY source of calcium.

Not true. It is one of the most common minerals on earth and is in nearly everything.

Bone density and intake of milk is actually inversely correlated. The countries with the highest dairy intake also have the highest rate of osteoporosis.

The majority of…[Read more]

Originally posted by AusProp:
Super Ted – if it is only going in coffee and random cereal then how much calcium are you getting in your diet?

Extensive list of ‘Off The Plan’ property available for sale in Perth.

John – 0419 198 856

Question:

Where did the cow get the calcium from?

Ding Ding!

The key is…[Read more]

>>Yes, it might have ‘germs’ but none different from those we inhale all the time.<<

It’s not the germs.

The author of that article has a site:

http://www.notmilk.com

There are a number of healthissues related to milk. Some , quite the opposite of what we are led to believe.

We have been dairy free for about 12 years now.

The American investment banker was at the pier of a small coastal Mexican village when a small boat with just one fisherman docked. Inside the small boat were several large yellow fin tuna. The American complimented the Mexican on the quality of his fish and asked how long it took to catch them.
The Mexican replied, only a little while.

The…[Read more]

Originally posted by Baloo:
I wouldn’t be suprised to see changes to NG. While I don’t believe they will remove it completely, I can see them ring fencing NG on an asset so you can claim the tax credits back only when the asset begins to show a profit. This could be once the asset become PG or on a CG trigger.

This, in my mind, is a fairer…[Read more]

Hey Aussierogue,

Do you think Yorker has missed reading part of this thread or what? lol

http://www.tradingforaliving.info

Originally posted by wezwaz:
We did get off topic there for a while.

Brenda, you make some good points re expenses, prep and so on. However, I reiterate we need to drop this idea that information has to be expensive to be worth anything.

Following are some quotes from Alexander Elder directed to share traders, but they could apply equally to…[Read more]