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In Reply to: Stock Market posted by 37chief on October 26, 2018 at 16:34:01:
I'm heavy into precious metals, I even have neighbors giving me theirs for FREE! You should see how many little cylinders of aluminum they toss out into my fields along the roads!. Here in Michigan each one is worth A DIME!! Like ten pennies from heaven. And all I have to do is pick them up, pour out the tobacco spit, slugs, etc, and take them to the store! What a deal.
I agree with timcasbolt, to each his own. Coworkers spend an inordinate amount of time telling each other what to do. I want to spend as little time on it as possible, and yet make reasonable returns. I don't care to maximize, just be steady and unburdening.
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