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![]() I’m in pork futures.
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Meaning...you hope the little one gets bigger?
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Give him another 6 months and he will knock her up AND be big enough to eat. Once I have 2 breeding sows, I will be getting 10-20 piglets a year @$400 a head. Plus all the pork I can eat free of charge.
![]() No, it's neither investing nor a retirement plan, but it's practical living. I've got a 401k and rothira for the other stuff. I'm not much of a stock market guy. I've got 20 years until I retire. I put it in and leave it in for the most part.
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This made me LOL. Good one Trader. You forgot to ask what's under the mattress.
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As for your retirement plan, nothing wrong with that either. Just pick good, low fee Mutual Fund Index Funds, put money in all the time, review their performance once or twice a year and let 'em ride for the next 20 years. You'll do fine that way.
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Matt's investing is tasty. Ribs, Bacon, Carnitas, Yummmm!
I'm long in Iron.
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Let me get this back on tractor. So, Da Vinci wants a toy for his wife that will not lose and possibly gain in value. I don't know anyone well enough to really go off track here but let us know when you figure it out. My suggestion is older air cooled.
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Why not consider a 993? The AC is every bit as efficient as a 997 or 991, the interior, although simple, is high quality and solid. I feel like it is still a very fast and powerful car, just without the rocket acceleration of the later water-cooled cars. And the 993 as everyone knows isn't dropping in value.
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![]() I'm in iron too, but worry that it might rust into oblivion before I realize any sort of return on it. A spring storm with 100+mph winds took out my parking shed and I haven't gotten around to leveling it yet and replacing it with a new building. Thankfully nothing but my tractor mower and a few gearbox cases were inside when it happened.
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Iron, has built in time decay just like options and futures. Well except the time horizon on the time decay is a little longer than options or futures. Remember ..... "rust never sleeps"
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Hi
I am into Caterpillar
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I own a 993, the AC is not that great
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