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Discover Financial: A Creditable Investment - Barron's

tilut ,agree, so undervalued that I sold it couldn t take it any more.
By the way it seems to me that the settlement has already been announced.Could somebody confirm either way? and if you have the
exact numbers it would be appreciated. Thanks
Sep 07 11:27 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Credit Cards: Not Dead Yet

mrbill in what way that my question was not respectful? I really do not understand your joke if it is one.Anyway I saw stranger people before nothing surprises me any more.
Sep 03 21:53 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Credit Cards: Not Dead Yet

mrbill would you be kind enough to share with us what s on the horizon that is supposed to shock us?

tipster
Sep 03 19:27 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Credit Cards: Not Dead Yet

kingeggie you are rather naive to think that debit cards cost nothing.Obviously you do not have a lot of control on your finances. and I bet you your bank loves you.
Sep 03 17:02 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Credit Cards: Not Dead Yet

I am 110% with Hoser, that s what smart people are doing.Ever heard of OPM anastos? Other s People Money, use it wisely and you will be rewarded .Wisely means don t spend more that you can afford and always pay on time the balance owed. My wife and have been travelling once a year using the free air miles and thanks to my discipline or should I say thanks to the lack of discipline of others.
Tipster
Sep 03 10:01 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Playing the Market as Delinquencies Continue to Rise

my poor bear9 I am sorry to let you know that you don t know how to read between the lines.You didn t understand what I was trying to say and won t waste my time trying to explain my message. Sorry if I am at another level than yours.
Sep 01 21:15 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Playing the Market as Delinquencies Continue to Rise

HE /SHE is either right or wrong time will tell ,but shorting a lot things at the beginning of September does not need a lot of homework if history repeats itself . it s like throwing cooked dice and always ending up with a winning hand every single hand.
TIPSTER
Sep 01 10:53 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Bank Executive Compensation and the Bailout

well YMCA to answer to your question, there is no difference except that in the financial sector they have the blessing of the government the biggest legalise mafia of this planet.By the way who votes for our supposedly representatives (the biggest farce of the human kind) ?
Not me! but all the upset readers, or most of them, will vote again at the next election.What does it take for those people to understand ? that they come to your houses and evict you in order to save our financial institutions and by the same time to enrich their FAT executives?
Jul 20 09:32 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article

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