$15,000 March Discount on remaining 2025 Z06 & ERays!

Amateurs...........check the 5 year gain
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cdnz said:
We have a financial advisor section on the CCF? 😀
Question to all the experts. How can I turn my $1k investment for a 2028 ZR1X?
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That's all we need , lol. As for your $1,000 investment conversion all l can recommend at this point in time is this ......
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scraze66 said:
I had posted a comment yesterday but deleted as I felt it was too harsh but I'm going to say it again. The last few years has been extremely easy to make money from investments. I would even consider it as a hack. Given you're more than twice my age, I would expect you to have some financial literacy before making such an idiotic comment.

Instead of paying cash for my car, I financed it for $115,000 or so. I took that money and put it in the market which yielded a 51% return from Sep 23 to Mar 26. You would have to be a schmuck to pay cash for a depreciating Chevrolet vs. financing it for a decent rate and putting that cash to work. Even the world's most wealthiest don't straight up pay cash for something that loses value overtime and would laugh at your comment.
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I haven't posted in a while, but comments like this raise the hair on the back of my neck, so I thought I would offer my 2 cents.
You see, I am one of those "schmucks" that pays for his toys up front.
I also have have a healthy portfolio of really boring stocks, which I am guessing would fall within the same category of financial illiteracy.
I prefer to have control over my money.
I spend it only as I can afford to, and invest it only if I can handle the inevitable ebbs and flows.
It's guys like you, Mr. scraze66, that believe in a never ending increase in high-risk stock prices, regardless of having absolutely no control over them.
You are part of that same group that are absolutely shocked when their new, unfinished condo is worth less than they paid for it 5 years ago.
Do as you please - get in debt up to your a$$ if you like, but don't suggest anyone that does not adhere to your line of thinking is "idiotic".
Should your high-risk stocks tank, as they may, please keep me posted so I can offer the bank 10 cents on the dollar for it - I will be ready.
 
DW Ruby said:
I haven't posted in a while, but comments like this raise the hair on the back of my neck, so I thought I would offer my 2 cents.
You see, I am one of those "schmucks" that pays for his toys up front.
I also have have a healthy portfolio of really boring stocks, which I am guessing would fall within the same category of financial illiteracy.
I prefer to have control over my money.
I spend it only as I can afford to, and invest it only if I can handle the inevitable ebbs and flows.
It's guys like you, Mr. scraze66, that believe in a never ending increase in high-risk stock prices, regardless of having absolutely no control over them.
You are part of that same group that are absolutely shocked when their new, unfinished condo is worth less than they paid for it 5 years ago.
Do as you please - get in debt up to your a$$ if you like, but don't suggest anyone that does not adhere to your line of thinking is "idiotic".
Should your high-risk stocks tank, as they may, please keep me posted so I can offer the bank 10 cents on the dollar for it - I will be ready.
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I agree somewhat, but lets keep it civil.
I also prefer to pay cash. I like to play safe. I don't care if I'm missing out. I sleep comfortably at night.
 
DW Ruby said:
I haven't posted in a while, but comments like this raise the hair on the back of my neck, so I thought I would offer my 2 cents.
You see, I am one of those "schmucks" that pays for his toys up front.
I also have have a healthy portfolio of really boring stocks, which I am guessing would fall within the same category of financial illiteracy.
I prefer to have control over my money.
I spend it only as I can afford to, and invest it only if I can handle the inevitable ebbs and flows.
It's guys like you, Mr. scraze66, that believe in a never ending increase in high-risk stock prices, regardless of having absolutely no control over them.
You are part of that same group that are absolutely shocked when their new, unfinished condo is worth less than they paid for it 5 years ago.
Do as you please - get in debt up to your a$$ if you like, but don't suggest anyone that does not adhere to your line of thinking is "idiotic".
Should your high-risk stocks tank, as they may, please keep me posted so I can offer the bank 10 cents on the dollar for it - I will be ready.
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I for one and glad your back. I missed your perspective for the past year!
 

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