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long term is the way to go. as a future financial consultant (hopefully) i think that if u want to gamble, go to vegas. haha. but oh well. im only 20 and i have almost 100k in mutual funds and i have a house on top of that. i figure a real good investment you can make today is in real estate. i bought this house last year for ~400k, and now the value is ~650k. gotta love silicon valley. and i have the IS which is a liquid asset. just because youre young doesnt mean you cant have the money like older people have. one thing i dont like is that people judge us by our age, when we are more than competent to make our own decisions. oh well, im lovin life. isnt it grand? now i just have to worry about 26 more units to take before i graduate.

mike

 

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well, honestly, i didnt earn all my money. my dad left me and my younger sister a little more than a quarter million when he passed away. but since then ive been spending wisely and investing safely. i was so tempted to buy ipo's (damn amazon, if only....) but i didnt want to risk my future security. (oh i should have bought some cisco... argh.. the agony i must live with) i want my sister to not have to worry about tuition and little things in life. ive more than doubled the original money left and doesnt that include paying my 4 years of tuition and rent. granted most of my money is in liquid assets, but those are easy to get rid of. i mean, how hard would it be to sell my IS? haha. how dare i say something like that. when i graduate and start making some money, its M5 all the way baby! next to the 360 and the lambo and the....

hey ISFAN, i dont need you to clean my sh!t. i eat well so i poop well too. haha

mike

Originally posted by ISFAN:

what the hell do you do over there you. Your in school and have a 600k house and 100k in the bank. I want to send you my resume. I will clean your sh*t for ya