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Jul 16, 2008 21:45

Ah, inspiration has struck. I've played a little bit of the new D&D edition, and it's pretty sweet. It has a really nice feel to it that's hard to describe. It feels more dramatic, with mroe flavor than the last edition. Before, every character of a given class was pretty similar, and now each player can choose exactly what type of fighter they ( Read more... )

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sleepkills July 17 2008, 04:59:57 UTC
Hey money jew friend guy. I have a question!

I started investing some of my earned money in bonds. Is this a good thing or are they actually kind of shitty and I am stupid.

Thanks!

Also stop posting

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machete472 July 17 2008, 20:30:55 UTC
brickhouse, what kind of interest rate and how long do you have to hold your bonds for??? bonds are like really safe but generally give you like 3-6% interest, the higher the interest the better chance that you'll lose all your money.

You might want to invest in the stock market right now cause it's really down a lot. If you do, buy the stock "SPY", it's actually something called an "exchange traded fund", which basically means for every dollar you put in, it gives you a small fraction of every stock in the S&P 500. It's a good way to invest in a broad range of stocks without having to pay like a $10 transaction fee for each different stock you buy.

Anyway, bonds are always a good option; however, I can only help you so much. I lack the jewish skills to give you the superior financial advice that only josh can give. According to his post he doubled his money already, meaning he must be getting a pound of flesh for his interest rate. Darn jews.

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joshman1987 July 17 2008, 22:04:57 UTC
Well, as John said, bonds are the safest investments you can make, because the government will definitely pay them back. That being said, not much money can be made off the bonds. You'll get a little back, usually it's 3%, twice a year. But in general, including inflation, you're doing a little better than breaking even. Still, it's better than leaving your money in the bank. I was thinking of investing in bonds, as well, because I'm not really using that account, and the money's just sitting there, but I was too lazy to actually do anything. How did you buy the bonds, anyway?

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machete472 July 18 2008, 15:13:06 UTC
Brickhouse probably won them in a smash brothers tournament.

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