With their market share, there was no way they would go under. It was simply a matter of getting new management. I remember I was in a Marriott in HNL when Carly was removed and my bet paid off!

Similar for me, we have to do a quarterly disclosure statement, but we have to list every holding.

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stop talking about all the good trades you've made .... makes me jealous!

:-:+1:-: :D

I had to disclose the name of firms where I had 5% ownership; also had to disclose how much the State of Maryland owed me at the time.

I'm too much of a scaredy-cat to take risks, and the one time I decided to pull the trigger, it backfired on me and my investment has halved in value :(

Carly = :rolleyes:. Thank god I got a few bucks back after she left. Let's see how that holds out.

:rolleyes:

I also bought PFE at 29. :(

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There are many teenage girls out there that want the US alternate to play in the olympics. As Steven Corbert put it on Monday night "He's the cute one."

So Bob is lurking and won't say hello? How unbox like.

Sound Difficult difficult, lemon difficult.

According to Consumer Reports, a regular sponge holds more liquid than the Shamwow though the Shamwow will pick up much more motor oil.

Yes I tend to buy high and sell low.. :rolleyes: ... :D I'm trying to avoid that these days.

I have switched to solid gold you tube videos. I am think about switching to websites with heavy video content.

If I had to disclose now but weren't running for public office, the only thing that would show up per Tennessee law is Berkshire Hathaway. If I ran for public office I would have to declare every investment held, including retirement accounts.

Ok, I just saw a AAA commerical where they were jumping a BWM X3 or something like that. The engine that was cranking and started was a big Ford V8 by the sound of it.