Did Bookmaker take a hit on SNF ?
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Nah, I don't thinks so. That's why lines are moved, it's very rare to take a hit, a large succession of stupids things must happenComment -
So how much do BM employees get started off at?Comment -
Boy its some fish in BM Poker tonight.Guys pushing with A 3s and shit.Comment -
Lawrence hows Pepsi going for you?Did they give you a van yet?Comment -
Im not a driver im a dock loader, i load trucks.
Speaking of poker this weekend in going to the commerce casino in LA to play in event #2, $125 buy in 300k guaranteed. Should be a cool experience. I odnt play many tournamanets because for one i think its a far worse investment than a cash game but im looking forward more to the free booz and the club during the weekend.Comment -
Enjoy Lawrence got a 9:30 with a new client lot of money he wants to put to work.Comment -
being a driver's a pain in the ass anyway, they frown upon drinking on the job.Comment -
You guys are slow to put the live lines up and quick to take those suckers down.Comment -
So Ced have you taken 5dimes for $8000 more?Comment -
I wish man, I'll do it again, one day, maybe when soccer stops being wierd (that'll be when I start winning everything again)Comment -
So since you are a manager can old Taylor get as many free payouts as he wants?Comment -
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Taylor this was my question to you
Im currently contributing 6% of my income per week towards my 401k which is invested in the Fidelity 2050 retirement mutual fund. The company matches 50 cents per dollar up to the 6%.
I would also like to invest a additional 10-15% of my income into another sort of tax deferred fund. So my option here would be a 403r?(the one where theres no penalty to pull out), Roth IRA, IRA, or what? The current fund im investing in has yielded a 16% gain since investing in it. I wouldnt mind throwing more into the 401k but since there not matching anything above 6% i dont feel its worth it since i cant manage it like i cud in my own individual account. What would you suggest? im not really interest in stocks but more long term mutual funds/bonds that i can tax defer and gain atleast 5-7% a year. Any advice on what type of tax deferred account i shud set up wud be greatly appreciated or any advice in general.Comment -
Boys, by the way, write this date because at Midnight (CRC time) of Monday, November the 8th of 2010, after almost 10 years of killing myself, I quit smoking, just had the last Marlboro, finished a couple minutes ago... Moving on fellahs, every ending comes with a new beginning...Comment -
Roth IRA would be my first choice Lawrence for the growth that you are seeking which is very moderate .You might have to sprinkle a little corporate debt into the mix to in order to make 5-7%.Look for a mid sized mutual fund to invest $10000 in alot of fund managers are taking new money .But yeah Roth IRA would be transferrable to spouses and heirs unlike social security .Also consider a 403b they lower you agI tax deductiable with no I come limits.Comment -
Lol I still can't get over the "Wet Wreckless" it still sounds like the title of a porn.Comment -
That's true, it's been hard to get in contact with you. Everything's fine here, getting ready to defend my thesis the coming 16th and finally finish that off, lots of changes I'm telling you... What comes next, marriage? LOL How about yourself Lawrence? You're still in school aren't ya?Comment -
Time to hit the sack.Comment -
Hey Lawrence what's the most gross thing you have seen at the warehouse?Comment
Too bad 