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TXgolfer said:
That was a prediction I didn't make. In fact I was a buyer thursday. It will be time to get back out in a little bit and look at options to maximize profit. Anybody that didn't expect them to rise shouldn't be playing the market
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Nice buy.

I would have done the same. Uhmm.. Did I predict this back then on this forum or some other forum....
 
If anyone buys the stocks and bash the health care bill...does that make them hypocrates?
 
shel90 said:
If anyone buys the stocks and bash the health care bill...does that make them hypocrates?
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Yep. And opportunists as well. Just like the isurance companies that see a chance to increase their profits based on another's misfortune.
 
shel90 said:
If anyone buys the stocks and bash the health care bill...does that make them hypocrates?
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Not really.

Not in my eyes. It just means they're educated on how the greater mass thinks.

Once you understand the weave..... You're a weaving....
 
posts from hell said:
Not really.

Not in my eyes. It just means they're educated on how the greater mass thinks.

Once you understand the weave..... You're a weaving....
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So...protest against something that could potentially help millions of uninsured but yet, rake in the profits?
 
shel90 said:
If anyone buys the stocks and bash the health care bill...does that make them hypocrates?
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Nope, makes them a savvy investor. That is the best part about things like this....They create excellent opportunities to exploit.

Business is business.

It would be hypocritical to use a county hospital perhaps
 
TXgolfer said:
Nope, makes them a savvy investor. That is the best part about things like this....They create excellent opportunities to exploit.

Business is business.

It would be hypocritical to use a county hospital perhaps
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Perhaps so but in my eyes, profitting from someone else's misfortune simply because one refused to allow them to get help is definitely worse than going to a county hospital.
 
shel90 said:
Perhaps so but in my eyes, profitting from someone else's misfortune simply because one refused to allow them to get help is definitely worse than going to a county hospital.
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Profit comes off the rise of the stock......This will be a tough call though. The bottom will fall out of health care stocks....the key is knowing when

I will give you a free tip though.....NWS has predicted a volatile storm season for this summer. Watch the building supply companies...they are primed
 
TXgolfer said:
Profit comes off the rise of the stock......This will be a tough call though. The bottom will fall out of health care stocks....the key is knowing when

I will give you a free tip though.....NWS has predicted a volatile storm season for this summer. Watch the building supply companies...they are primed
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Never paid attention to that stuff, good tip though.
 
posts from hell said:
Never paid attention to that stuff, good tip though.
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I had to pay attention. Investing in and out of those companies was how I offset the rise and fall of supply prices. That was my hedge. A simple sheet of drywall can bounce between $4 and $7 depending on what is happening now. When Katrina had I already had 2000 houses worth of tarps stored. Planning is key for a small business.

Now on this mandate. If $3 ranges for drywall make a difference just think what health ins costs will do. And the maximum subsidy is 50%.

But it is fun to listen to people who have never run a business tell you how a business will be affected.:lol:
 
trust me, in 8 years, people will wonder, "why didn't we do it sooner? I feel much safer."
 
shel90 said:
Perhaps so but in my eyes, profitting from someone else's misfortune simply because one refused to allow them to get help is definitely worse than going to a county hospital.
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Indicates a serious lack of ethics.
 
shel90 said:
So...protest against something that could potentially help millions of uninsured but yet, rake in the profits?
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Note..... I am not against helping people.....It is my opinion that this bill does not help people.....

It's simple business when it comes to investing.
 
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