Thanks sal!

I mean you could live INSIDE the ferarri dealership.

See this is the way to do it. Most people hear used exotic and automatically run and say “youre crazy! Its going to cost you a bajillion dollars a SECOND to maintain that car” in actuality if you budget properly, perform routine maintenance and keep a kitty aside for problems then you will be FINE.

This hurt my fucking brain to read

You are all disgusting humans.... And i love it

Looked like Ronda Rousey

You get used to it. In the summer its a great time if you have a fast convertable and in the winter nothing beats driving down park ave in a range rover while its snowing. The congestion just seems to not bother you after a while

The buyback would get you 10% of the original purchase price plus whatever the KBB value is on the truck. So if you bought it for 50k and its worth 10k now you would walk away with 15. If that will get you a used 2011 or something with less or similar mileage then go for it! ( sidenote: i know nothing about the used…

Awesome garage

The fuck?

Around 50% for the homes. 30% for the luxury goods

And when youre writing covered calls younwant them to expire worthless. You get paid the premium without getting called away thats the whole point

Or hire a professional

Not until you sell. I.e realized and unrealized gains/losses

“Managed” and put in a completely generic asset allocation based on statistics tied to your age and income are two very different things

Name a large cap stock that has gone to zero in the past 25 years.

Inwouldnt call buying a large cap stock like amzn spec. Thenstock has shown steady increase over the years and utilizing a p/e based investment strategy will let you make a very educated guess on future price per share. When your dividend investing theres still am inherent risk thay the company could cut the dividend…

Very unsusal circumstance. When you own shares in a company that de-lists chances are that was a risky bet from the get go

And you can enhance that with covered calls bringing a portfolio yielding 4-5 percent up to 6-7

Options if done incorrectly can be disastrous but a simple covered call strategy can really enhace ROI over time