n_huffhines
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Screw stocks. You have the gravy train amigo.I have always used real estate as my investment Avenue and I do very little with stocks. Anything I invested would be fun money.
We started buying foreclosures back in 10 and I just stuck with it. I knew Columbus really, really well and knew where to buy. I don't own anything in tn as the cost per sq ft is too high but try to buy 2 to 3 houses a year in Ohio. I have never paid more than 45k for a house.
I can still buy a house in colimbus for 35k, put 5k into it, and then rent it out for 750 to1250k a month depending on the area. 5 years I get my money back and then start turning a profit.
Stocks is not my forte but am getting very curious now.
Any stock books you would advise?
I have always used real estate as my investment Avenue and I do very little with stocks. Anything I invested would be fun money.
We started buying foreclosures back in 10 and I just stuck with it. I knew Columbus really, really well and knew where to buy. I don't own anything in tn as the cost per sq ft is too high but try to buy 2 to 3 houses a year in Ohio. I have never paid more than 45k for a house.
I can still buy a house in colimbus for 35k, put 5k into it, and then rent it out for 750 to1250k a month depending on the area. 5 years I get my money back and then start turning a profit.
Stocks is not my forte but am getting very curious now.
Any stock books you would advise?
I have always used real estate as my investment Avenue and I do very little with stocks. Anything I invested would be fun money.
We started buying foreclosures back in 10 and I just stuck with it. I knew Columbus really, really well and knew where to buy. I don't own anything in tn as the cost per sq ft is too high but try to buy 2 to 3 houses a year in Ohio. I have never paid more than 45k for a house.
I can still buy a house in colimbus for 35k, put 5k into it, and then rent it out for 750 to1250k a month depending on the area. 5 years I get my money back and then start turning a profit.
Stocks is not my forte but am getting very curious now.
Any stock books you would advise?
Have any trouble with renters destroying the place? That is / was our biggest problem. On a good little run over the past five years of no damage.
Screw stocks. You have the gravy train amigo.
Here is where you are better off... I have no debt (I'm old)... All of my earnings from trading stocks are short term capital gains. Highly taxed. I am in the fetal position on the floor of my accountant's every April 15th when she hands me the IRS bill.... You get deductions. And you know what you are doing. Hitting the homer like these clowns is 90% luck. Stick to what you know.Yeah but 10 turning to potentially 300 is just too good not to try. It could be a 1 off scenario or it could be these guys have figured out how to move the market.
Part of me thinks these guys have figured out how to move stocks and it will be happening for a while until the sec makes some type of change to protect the hedges......which they will I sadly believe.
With individual investors... but here is the catch, they have to have a large number of shares in order to be able to stand for delivery. A few small investors with a few hundred or a couple of thousand shares can't (individually) do anything. But even if you got a bunch of SLV shareholders together in one group and they were able to meet the minimum amount to stand for delivery, the contract is written such that they can just pay you off in cash instead of metal.
I thought I had been over this before on SLV, but I had actually talked about GLD last summer.
stock market was up today... Post #10,922
I remember that conversation. I guess I have a hard time understanding why anyone would want to redeem SLV (or any other similarly structured etf) for the physical metal. Most people who want the physical metal would purchase that asset. Anyone investing in a derivative based etf is looking for a return similar to that of physical metal but with the transactional ease of a share of stock. Redeeming an etf that tracks the price of a metal for the physical metal seems to be a cumbersome way to accomplish that goal.
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