As Web's World Turns

[skiracer]

Webs,
The more you bet the more you stress. It's how you control the stress. Also the more you have the more work it takes to keep it and keep it growing.

[Websman]

Hey. Webs! Yeah, you!

Are you ignoring me?
Leonard

Ingore you? Never! lol

That is a nice picture of me. I think I'm aging quite well.

[Websman]

Webs,
The more you bet the more you stress. It's how you control the stress. Also the more you have the more work it takes to keep it and keep it growing.

I think it's human nature to always want more. That's why I never want to actually retire. I have a drive inside me to always acheive higher goals.

[Websman]

There's a guy on the IBD boards pumping ENTU real hard. I'm going to research it. Is anyone familiar with this one?

[New-born baby]

Listen next time

There's a guy on the IBD boards pumping ENTU real hard. I'm going to research it. Is anyone familiar with this one?

Webs,
I think you should listen to him next time . . . .

[Websman]

Webs,
I think you should listen to him next time . . . .

Might be worth a shot.

[Websman]

Here's a few on my watchlist...

MCZ, PARL, ENTU, NGPS, LTON, ERS, CMT, LTON, VPHM

[Runner]

I got my eye on LTON

[New-born baby]

Too Late

Here's a few on my watchlist...

MCZ, PARL, ENTU, NGPS, LTON, ERS, CMT, LTON, VPHM

Ski mentioned PARL< and I posted a few charts on it. IT has been hot, but too late to buy in. Better look for something not so ripe. NGPS under $26.

[skiracer]

PARL will still be decent if it can consolidate some of yesterdays gains. Look for 30 area from here after the great report the other day.

LTON doesn't look that great to me, especially the last candle on the weekly chart and last three candles on the daily chart. They are kind of showing weakness on the part of the bulls not being able to hold the gains. I would be careful.

[Websman]

The week comes to an end, but I have made no buys.

I might have bought something today, but I'm in the middle of trying to get the dang air conditioner fixed on my truck which is a 1998 Dodge Dakota Club Cab with 120,000 miles on it. It's getting a little age on it, but it's paid for.

You may be thinking to yourself, "Webs! What's wrong with you? Why don't you just buy a new truck? Can't you afford it?".

Sure, I can afford it, but I don't want to. I could go buy a big fancy rig with all the bells and whistles, but I would rather shell out the cash to get mine fixed. The cost for fixing my air is $1,100. A new truck costs $27,000. That's a difference of $25,900.

TWENTY-FIVE-THOUSAND-NINE-HUNDRED-DOLLARS!!! WOW!!! WHAT A SAVINGS!!!

The point to my mad rambling is this. I can keep my old truck going for less, and invest the $25,900. Isn't that amazing! I can use that money to make money! I'M HUGE!!! WHO NEEDS A NEW TRUCK!!! I'M CREATING WEALTH!!!

Now, you tell me. What is more exciting? A new truck that will wear out in a few years or watching your wealth build?

I will happily shell out the $1,100. Besides, I love my old truck.

Have a great weekend!

[New-born baby]

Junkyard for the Dog

The week comes to an end, but I have made no buys.

I might have bought something today, but I'm in the middle of trying to get the dang air conditioner fixed on my truck which is a 1998 Dodge Dakota Club Cab with 120,000 miles on it. It's getting a little age on it, but it's paid for.

You may be thinking to yourself, "Webs! What's wrong with you? Why don't you just buy a new truck? Can't you afford it?".

Sure, I can afford it, but I don't want to. I could go buy a big fancy rig with all the bells and whistles, but I would rather shell out the cash to get mine fixed. The cost for fixing my air is $1,100. A new truck costs $27,000. That's a difference of $25,900.

TWENTY-FIVE-THOUSAND-NINE-HUNDRED-DOLLARS!!! WOW!!! WHAT A SAVINGS!!!

The point to my mad rambling is this. I can keep my old truck going for less, and invest the $25,900. Isn't that amazing! I can use that money to make money! I'M HUGE!!! WHO NEEDS A NEW TRUCK!!! I'M CREATING WEALTH!!!

Now, you tell me. What is more exciting? A new truck that will wear out in a few years or watching your wealth build?

I will happily shell out the $1,100. Besides, I love my old truck.

Have a great weekend!

Wow. Am I happy.
You call that old wreck
a truck? I need a
set of wheels! That
wreck has been too
long in a Vulcan
Death Grip.

[dmk112]

Wow. Am I happy.
You call that old wreck
a truck? I need a
set of wheels! That
wreck has been too
long in a Vulcan
Death Grip.

That's not a pick of you, is it??

[IIC]

Actually, I should be keeping a closer eye on LTON since I own a bit...They are on probation by China Mobile for billing irregularities...think it ends about now

[B.J]

You're certainly HUGE, as is everyone else here. HUGE decison. Autos stink as an investment. They'll get you from point A to Point B, then the "experience" is over. A new car might work if you live 2 hours from work and need a nice comfortable ride, but I wouldn't want to be in that situation anyway. I've bought a new car once in my life, and that will remain as such. That "investment" returned about -95% over 8 years (I am puny. Bring me enough cheese to fill a mousetrap)

Buying a 2-year used is as far as I'll go. Then I'll keep for a minimum 12-15 years. I have a Mercury Sable (1994, had 9 yrs) and Ford F-150 (2001, had 2 years). A truck with a V-8 should last nearly forever.

Good stuff Webs!