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Post by squeezebox on Jul 6, 2010 11:02:53 GMT -5
lol, now you dedicate an entire post to attacking me with insults, hilarious!!! You must be getting desperate? I've been an active poster for over 2 year here, you have been almost 2 months, some folks around here know me, they may not like me but they know me. Who are you?
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Post by Ed Jagacki on Jul 6, 2010 11:33:37 GMT -5
IMO, those who believe we will get $3.87 trillions are mainly high school kids. It's easy for most of us to digest if it's .05 pps. Supercim1: .05 would amount to somewhere in the neighborhood of $40 billion and, of course, .10 would, by the same course, add up to $80 billion. ...and yes, I would be beyond thrilled for something like that to turn out to be true.
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Post by beavis on Jul 6, 2010 11:46:17 GMT -5
IMO, those who believe we will get $3.87 trillions are mainly high school kids. It's easy for most of us to digest if it's .05 pps. Supercim1: .05 would amount to somewhere in the neighborhood of $40 billion and, of course, .10 would, by the same course, add up to $80 billion. ...and yes, I would be beyond thrilled for something like that to turn out to be true. I'm down with that... where do I sign?
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Post by Ed Jagacki on Jul 6, 2010 16:26:59 GMT -5
.05 is life-changing for me and other family members that I would be able to help. .10 makes me stupid rich.
Beyond retiring debt-free and being able to afford a decent car and a vacation (or 2) per year, I really don't need anything.
.05 will do that very nicely for me. I'm not a greedy person, although I admit that while I was buying more and more CMKX back in the day, I was certainly bitten by the avarice bug... lol
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Post by vpd on Jul 6, 2010 16:33:31 GMT -5
This is nice speculation and all but where do people come up with the pps amounts? Is there any rationale to these numbers or is it all WAGS to fit people's needs?
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Post by moneypenny on Jul 6, 2010 17:27:29 GMT -5
good point. seems to me with all the delay and bs goin on there mite just be what al sez 3.87 trill
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Post by moneypenny on Jul 6, 2010 17:28:43 GMT -5
the harder it is to pry it from the crooks makes me believe theres a lot of dollars there
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Post by cmkxerlong on Jul 6, 2010 18:37:13 GMT -5
I've been in this stock longer than you have that's for sure. I may not post on this board as much as you do but I do on other boards. Most of us hide behind a screen name. So who are you? And believe me, I'm pretty confident that I've been in this stock longer than you. Been here since the PCBM days. lol, now you dedicate an entire post to attacking me with insults, hilarious!!! You must be getting desperate? I've been an active poster for over 2 year here, you have been almost 2 months, some folks around here know me, they may not like me but they know me. Who are you?
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Post by cmkxerlong on Jul 6, 2010 18:42:11 GMT -5
Your screen name tells a lot about you. What's behind that huh? squeezebox= do you mean cellar box maybe? haha There you go, you just answered the question I posed to you "Do you need an attorney to sign a mortgage"? Your answer was you do not need an attorney. Most people do not have an attorney by them when they sign that document. Yes, you should if you want to make sure everything is done correctly and double checked. As with anything, you can choose to have an attorney to double check everything that you do. It would be prudent but it is also expensive. Beside, most of the attorney stuff are done in the back ground, as you mention, some titles act like closing attorneys. Obviously, you are trying to complicate the issue. We understand that mortgages and stock transactions are different things. Apparently, you do not understand what an analog is. What proves that you owe the house is the title. Without notarized consent from the owner, the title of the property will not be able to transfer to a different person. Basically, registering a title transfer with the title company. (I used to do this for my clients all of the time. ) In case you do not know, do not confuse loan documents with title documents. You can have 2 people on the title but both people do not have to be on the loan document. What proves that you owe the part or the whole of a company is your stock certificate. You broker statement is just an electronic marker. This do not tell you that you are the legitimate owner of the stock. --------- Bottom line, you do not understand the meaning of the word "analog". You are just trying to complicate the issue. I don't know why I respond to you? It's a waste of time to explaining things to morons. Funny thing is is I do understand what "analog" means and I do know the business that has provided a pretty d*mn good lifestyle for myself over the last 20 years. Then you start calling me names which in a previous post you stated " When someone is defensive and scared, they resort to insult! That's just my opinion." I guess that says it all about you!
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Post by sandye14 on Jul 6, 2010 19:24:48 GMT -5
Let me correct you. Lawyers are only involved when there is fraud or when you go through a foreclosure. Do you need a lawyer there to help you sign your mortgage documents? I think you know the answer to that question. I used to work for a big mortgage lender. In housing, title companies does the book keeping. In a stock transaction, the TA are suppose to do the book keeping. When you trade a stock through your broker, they put your shares under CEDE & company. Again, you have no clue what your are talking about. Lol have you ever heard of a closing attorney? I have built and sold houses for 20 years so I am telling you right here and right now you are wrong!!! If you choose not to use a closing attorney you are asking to be ripped off!!! A closing attorney goes over everything on both sides, buyer and seller, puts together all the documents and files all the right paperwork to ensure legality. They also hold escrow money and make sure the loans/banks are properly funded at the time of closing. You are also wrong about the title company. In some places they do the work of the closing attorney depending on that states laws. Mostly what they do is provide title insurance, which is in case something like your scenario happens. They insure legal transfer of the title. Again, you can choose not to use them or buy title insurance but most likely that will come back to haunt you. Get your facts straight before you preach to me again about anything! I sold some land a few years ago...no realtor....only an attorney involved. -s
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Post by straighttalk on Jul 6, 2010 20:28:20 GMT -5
cmkxerlong, it doesn't happen that way everywhere.... Where I live, no attorney is ever involved. Pay your money, sign documents, and the Title people do the rest ....
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Post by cmkxerlong on Jul 6, 2010 20:33:35 GMT -5
right straighttalk. where i live, it's the same thing. You can choose to use an attorney or not use one. But that wasn't the issue that I was trying to address.
squeezebox was trying to complicate the issue.
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Post by squeezebox on Jul 6, 2010 20:59:50 GMT -5
hey weenie, leave me out of it!!!!!!!!!
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Post by jayhawk1 on Jul 6, 2010 21:16:12 GMT -5
This is nice speculation and all but where do people come up with the pps amounts? Is there any rationale to these numbers or is it all WAGS to fit people's needs? Well, you take the Paltalk monthly room rate, divide it by the number of people who frequent the room then multiply that figure by .10/share (or if it is a bad month, .25/share)..If that figure doesn't generate enough income, you increase it by stating "a small payment now and a larger one later."
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Post by vpd on Jul 7, 2010 10:27:23 GMT -5
This is nice speculation and all but where do people come up with the pps amounts? Is there any rationale to these numbers or is it all WAGS to fit people's needs? Well, you take the Paltalk monthly room rate, divide it by the number of people who frequent the room then multiply that figure by .10/share (or if it is a bad month, .25/share)..If that figure doesn't generate enough income, you increase it by stating "a small payment now and a larger one later." So do I increase that exponentially Just askin?
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