DaFace 11:23 AM 06-27-2016
A place to talk about investing stuff.
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lewdog 10:36 AM 09-10-2020
Originally Posted by O.city :
I’m wondering but generally this stock has lagged the market a lot over the years.
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lewdog 03:22 PM 09-11-2020
Hammock Parties 03:26 PM 09-11-2020
who cares about NKLA
total loser!
only morons own that stock
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lewdog 03:30 PM 09-11-2020
Originally Posted by Hammock Parties :
That’s right.
It’s only worth trading, not owning.
Xoxo
Lewdog
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Buehler445 04:16 PM 09-11-2020
A company with $0 of sales with a high stock price is overpriced?
Who would have thought?
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lewdog 05:50 PM 09-11-2020
Originally Posted by Buehler445 :
Not just that. They are claiming they don’t have anywhere close to the technology they’re putting out.
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EPodolak 06:52 PM 09-14-2020
Originally Posted by ChiliConCarnage :
Interested in this one, pretty big deal. Wednesday is the IPO, I think?
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rydogg58 07:06 PM 09-14-2020
Originally Posted by EPodolak :
Tuesday is the IPO. Price range on it is now $100-110.
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lewdog 11:19 AM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by Buehler445 :
Got a refi at 2.5% paying .5 points.
Yeehaw!
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scho63 02:17 PM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by lewdog :
How much you saving each month?
Did you drop length of mortgage?
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lewdog 03:14 PM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by scho63 :
Saving $150 per month. Still a 30 year but will likely pay old mortgage rate to payoff faster.
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scho63 03:22 PM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by lewdog :
:-)
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Buehler445 06:23 PM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by lewdog :
That’s what I’m going to save too, but fuuuuck paying it off faster. My farmland loans aren’t that good.
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lewdog 06:51 PM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by Buehler445 :
Part of me says not to either since investing over time should net me better gains.
Hard call though as paying off a house sooner sounds nice too.
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scho63 08:14 PM 09-18-2020
Originally Posted by lewdog :
If you can make your money grow faster % than the percentage of the loan, you invest it.
It rarely used to be that way when people had 10% mortgages and would only earn 5%-7%.
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