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River, When my kids ask for $$, I say "sorry, that's going into my dynasty trust for your children's children's children". Then I educate them on how that $5 will grow into a fortune.
River, When my kids ask for $$, I say "sorry, that's going into my dynasty trust for your children's children's children". Then I educate them on how that $5 will grow into a fortune.
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Cruel, Billy. But good to hear you are not middle class
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A reader asks: “If trades can occur outside the 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. market hours, then why not allow for 24/7 trading?” Neil Irwin, a senior economics correspondent, responds.
"First hour trading is flatout flimflam for fools" unknown, I guess this would mean that early trades usually are losers, but how can both buyers and sellers be losers? Wouldn't there be an equal amount of each?
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