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To: dave rose who wrote (108882)	6/28/2010 8:45:35 PM
From: clochard	7 Recommendations Respond to of 110194

The Grand Squid knows about your deal and is constructing a deal of his own ...<g>

To: dave rose who wrote (108882)	6/29/2010 8:57:08 AM
From: prometheus1976	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

Your thinking is fine,as long as you are extremely lucky (i.e.some unforeseen disaster doesn't befall you physically,or in your personal life,that affects your income) and that you are an incredible investor ( who always knows when to cut his losses,and is extremely lucky that an investment doesn't go bad overnight,like the Union Carbide plant explosion) So,yep,your thinking is fine if you believe that you are extremely lucky and extremely skillful, and want to bet your house on it.But you will be a sad fellow if you spend the next 30 years paying for bad luck or a bad decision.. My Regards,P1976 "The only problem is what to do with the money."..it's a problem we all have right now,mortgage or no mortgage..