Patened enclosed vertical axis wind turbine. Seeking business partner.

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Again how much in funds have your investors invested to this point?

LOL! LOL! You are envious of investors who have funds to invest, you schizzo retard.

By the way, when I say "schizzo retard", I mean that in only the completely respectful sense.

So, when do you plan on being able to be an investor? Before or after your mother brings you another batch of cookies down to the basement?

LOL!

Swan visits the doctor.
Doctor: I have a patent on a new medical device. Would you be interested in investing? Aaaaww, who am I kidding? You don't have any money.
Swan: How many investors have you bilked out of $Billions?
Doctor: None.
Swan: Well, are you going to take my blood pressure?

Cool except that I own Alphabet at $2,792.99 a share and that is about to split 1 into 20. And lets not forget my Apple orchards either. Oh an I also own Raytheon who can't make Javelin missiles fast enough for World demands.

CIAO sucker

That said you may feel free to invest in this clowns scheme. In fact bet the trailer kiddy

Gotta feel sorry for ya dude. Alphabet is down $300 in the last three months.
Raytheon isn't doing so bad, but it's down $2.75 this past month.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Again how much in funds have your investors invested to this point?

LOL! LOL! You are envious of investors who have funds to invest, you schizzo retard.

By the way, when I say "schizzo retard", I mean that in only the completely respectful sense.

So, when do you plan on being able to be an investor? Before or after your mother brings you another batch of cookies down to the basement?

LOL!

Swan visits the doctor.
Doctor: I have a patent on a new medical device. Would you be interested in investing? Aaaaww, who am I kidding? You don't have any money.
Swan: How many investors have you bilked out of $Billions?
Doctor: None.
Swan: Well, are you going to take my blood pressure?

Cool except that I own Alphabet at $2,792.99 a share and that is about to split 1 into 20. And lets not forget my Apple orchards either. Oh an I also own Raytheon who can't make Javelin missiles fast enough for World demands.

CIAO sucker

That said you may feel free to invest in this clowns scheme. In fact bet the trailer kiddy

Gotta feel sorry for ya dude. Alphabet is down $300 in the last three months.
Raytheon isn't doing so bad, but it's down $2.75 this past month.

Nope my Alphabet shares are up $1500.00 or so a share and just about to grow by 20 times. LOL you can Google that sucker

1 GOOGL will soon be

GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL
GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL
GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL
GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL

https://www.financialexpress.com/investing-abroad/featured-stories/google-announces-stock-split-check-ratio-record-date-of-alphabets-one-time-special-stock-dividend/2424654/

Swan wrote:

Can't help thinking you are projecting there.

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:Again how much in funds have your investors invested to this point?

LOL! LOL! You are envious of investors who have funds to invest, you schizzo retard.

By the way, when I say "schizzo retard", I mean that in only the completely respectful sense.

So, when do you plan on being able to be an investor? Before or after your mother brings you another batch of cookies down to the basement?

LOL!

Swan visits the doctor.
Doctor: I have a patent on a new medical device. Would you be interested in investing? Aaaaww, who am I kidding? You don't have any money.
Swan: How many investors have you bilked out of $Billions?
Doctor: None.
Swan: Well, are you going to take my blood pressure?

Cool except that I own Alphabet at $2,792.99 a share and that is about to split 1 into 20. And lets not forget my Apple orchards either. Oh an I also own Raytheon who can't make Javelin missiles fast enough for World demands.

CIAO sucker

That said you may feel free to invest in this clowns scheme. In fact bet the trailer kiddy

Gotta feel sorry for ya dude. Alphabet is down $300 in the last three months.
Raytheon isn't doing so bad, but it's down $2.75 this past month.

Nope my Alphabet shares are up $1500.00 or so a share and just about to grow by 20 times. LOL you can Google that sucker

1 GOOGL will soon be

GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL
GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL
GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL
GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL GOOGL

https://www.financialexpress.com/investing-abroad/featured-stories/google-announces-stock-split-check-ratio-record-date-of-alphabets-one-time-special-stock-dividend/2424654/

Lie. The stock chart of Alphabet says otherwise.

Well, it's your money to waste. Who am I to tell you how to invest?

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Well, it's your money to waste. Who am I to tell you how to invest?

The Alphabet stock chart says exactly what I said, see kiddy when you buy a stock it is only down when it dips lower than your purchase price and I did not buy at the high like idiots like you do. So again my shares are up $1,500.00 per share, they were up $1,800.00 per share at the high. Which does not even count my Apples

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Well, it's your money to waste. Who am I to tell you how to invest?

The Alphabet stock chart says exactly what I said, see kiddy when you buy a stock it is only down when it dips lower than your purchase price and I did not buy at the high like idiots like you do. So again my shares are up $1,500.00 per share, they were up $1,800.00 per share at the high. Which does not even count my Apples

I don't invest in stocks (except my own). Since you deny the stock chart, that's your own problem. Enjoy your fantasy.

Swan wrote:LOL, I bought Apple at $560.00 or so per share and now it's $174.31 and I am up up and away. Figure that out clowny

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:LOL, I bought Apple at $560.00 or so per share and now it's $174.31 and I am up up and away. Figure that out clowny

I don't have the heart to tell you ...

Swan wrote:
[quote]
LOL, I bought Apple at $560.00 or so per share and now it's $174.31 and I am up up and away. Figure that out clowny.

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
[quote]
LOL, I bought Apple at $560.00 or so per share and now it's $174.31 and I am up up and away. Figure that out clowny.

Could it be that you have a SPLITting headache.

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Swan wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Nah they prefer the decimal system that most of the World uses

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Nah they prefer the decimal system that most of the World uses

*whiff*....right over your head!

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Nah they prefer the decimal system that most of the World uses

*whiff*....right over your head!

I own companies and you own a mortgage and a car loan

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Nah they prefer the decimal system that most of the World uses

*whiff*....right over your head!

I own companies and you own a mortgage and a car loan

Nope. All my vehicles and properties are free and clear. My company makes instrumentation for industrial, aerospace, medical, and entertainment system uses. I sell 'em worldwide.

You obviously have no clue what 'communist' means.

YOU are the one that invested in the stock market. It sounds like you aren't doing very well, given the stocks you mentioned that you invested in.

Alphabet stock price went DOWN in the last three months, not up.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Nah they prefer the decimal system that most of the World uses

*whiff*....right over your head!

I own companies and you own a mortgage and a car loan

Nope. All my vehicles and properties are free and clear. My company makes instrumentation for industrial, aerospace, medical, and entertainment system uses. I sell 'em worldwide.

You obviously have no clue what 'communist' means.

YOU are the one that invested in the stock market. It sounds like you aren't doing very well, given the stocks you mentioned that you invested in.

Alphabet stock price went DOWN in the last three months, not up.

Actually I did not invest in the stock market, this is a common misconception held by those who do not understand stock investing.

Swan wrote:
Technically I am invested in perhaps 0.001 percent of the stock market. Doing well enough to be 100 percent retired.

Swan wrote:
Your company is Burger King and you do exactly what they tell you mostly wiping tables

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Swan wrote:
Alphabet is having the mother of all splits soon, 1 into 20

Their not very bright. They're Alphabet. Should have made it 1 into 26!

Nah they prefer the decimal system that most of the World uses

*whiff*....right over your head!

I own companies and you own a mortgage and a car loan

Nope. All my vehicles and properties are free and clear. My company makes instrumentation for industrial, aerospace, medical, and entertainment system uses. I sell 'em worldwide.

You obviously have no clue what 'communist' means.

YOU are the one that invested in the stock market. It sounds like you aren't doing very well, given the stocks you mentioned that you invested in.

Alphabet stock price went DOWN in the last three months, not up.

Actually I did not invest in the stock market, this is a common misconception held by those who do not understand stock investing.

So you didn't buy Alphabet or any other stock. You are now locked in paradox.

Swan wrote:
Technically I am invested in perhaps 0.001 percent of the stock market. Doing well enough to be 100 percent retired.

So you are on welfare. Did you know that 0.0001 is greater than zero?

Swan wrote:
Your company is Burger King and you do exactly what they tell you mostly wiping tables

Burger King doesn't make instruments. I don't even like their burgers much. I prefer Fatburger or MacDonald's.

Into the Night wrote:
*whiff*....right over your head!

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

IBdaMann wrote:
It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

GretaGroupie wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
*whiff*....right over your head!

Ha, ha, we made a funny ITN!

I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.

Any thoughts?

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

Into the Night wrote:
They are considered a 'safe' investment, but consider...

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

GretaGroupie wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
They are considered a 'safe' investment, but consider...

You are right ITN, but like the prof said, I need safe.

GretaGroupie wrote:
I need to know my money will still be around in forty years when I'm done working the graveyard at the diner.

GretaGroupie wrote:
If I can just have my single-wide and never run out of mac-and-cheese, then I'll retire happy.

GretaGroupie wrote:
True, I'll never get rich, but if long-term FTB's disappear, then there probably isn't a US economy anyways, and if there's no US economy then there's probably not much of a world economy either.

He said FTB's would likely be the last financial thing left standing when the global shit hits the fan.

GretaGroupie wrote:
Also, given my lack of brain power, the prof said I should be aware of things like stocks and options, cause I could easily lose everything in them.

GretaGroupie wrote:
I really do appreciate your thoughts, and if I were smarter and had more time to watch the markets (which is something this working girl/boy does not have), I'd probably do like you said. But for me, at least right now, FTB's are my best and safest bet.

Me in forty more years

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

I prefer to invest in tech specifically those companies expressing promise in quantum cubits. You just make sure that the spoon holders are full

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

I prefer to invest in tech specifically those companies expressing promise in quantum cubits. You just make sure that the spoon holders are full

Wildcatter, eh?

Your tech stocks aren't doing very good.

Into the Night wrote:
If you can't trust yourself, who can you trust?

GretaGroupie wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
If you can't trust yourself, who can you trust?

Too true. I guess anything could happen and probably will.

For now, I'm just gonna keep bonding and reading. I don't know enough yet to do krypto or futures or options, etc. It's still too much of a casino for me.

I wonder if people will still be eating mac&cheese in 40 years? I won't if it looks like this:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

I prefer to invest in tech specifically those companies expressing promise in quantum cubits. You just make sure that the spoon holders are full

Wildcatter, eh?

Your tech stocks aren't doing very good.

My stocks are doing well enough for me to be 100 percent unemployed, in fact I never expect to work for anyone else other than myself again. Spill on table 22 so get over there pronto

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

I prefer to invest in tech specifically those companies expressing promise in quantum cubits. You just make sure that the spoon holders are full

Wildcatter, eh?

Your tech stocks aren't doing very good.

My stocks are doing well enough for me to be 100 percent unemployed, in fact I never expect to work for anyone else other than myself again. Spill on table 22 so get over there pronto

I'm not on welfare. I own my own company. I work for satisfied customers worldwide.

GretaGroupie wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
If you can't trust yourself, who can you trust?

Too true. I guess anything could happen and probably will.

For now, I'm just gonna keep bonding and reading. I don't know enough yet to do krypto or futures or options, etc. It's still too much of a casino for me.

GretaGroupie wrote:
I wonder if people will still be eating mac&cheese in 40 years? I won't if it looks like this:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

I prefer to invest in tech specifically those companies expressing promise in quantum cubits. You just make sure that the spoon holders are full

Wildcatter, eh?

Your tech stocks aren't doing very good.

My stocks are doing well enough for me to be 100 percent unemployed, in fact I never expect to work for anyone else other than myself again. Spill on table 22 so get over there pronto

I'm not on welfare. I own my own company. I work for satisfied customers worldwide.

If you owned your own company you would be running it instead of babbling here.

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Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

IBdaMann wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:I only invest in long-term US fed treasury bonds.Any thoughts?

It's about as poor an investment as you can make.

I recommend you consider other options. Buy a rental property and rent it out. Start a business. Always check with a CPA on tax implications (since you invest in T-bills, I know you aren't a CPA).

LOL so your claim is that the investors that own trillions of dollars in t bills are stupid. This coming from a plastic spoon maker

A plastic spoon maker is creating wealth. More than can be said for you.
Some plastic spoon makers are quite rich.

Why? Because people buy them voluntarily and use them. Even huge fast food chains like MacDonald's, Burger King, KFC, Panda Express, etc. They buy these humble little things by the thousands.

The folks that make them are making a LOT of money off the humble plastic spoon.

I prefer to invest in tech specifically those companies expressing promise in quantum cubits. You just make sure that the spoon holders are full

Wildcatter, eh?

Your tech stocks aren't doing very good.

My stocks are doing well enough for me to be 100 percent unemployed, in fact I never expect to work for anyone else other than myself again. Spill on table 22 so get over there pronto

I'm not on welfare. I own my own company. I work for satisfied customers worldwide.

If you owned your own company you would be running it instead of babbling here.

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I am running. I am not babbling. You are. YOU are the one throwing insults. YOU are the one not presenting any arguments. YOU are the one trolling here.

Swan wrote:
Soylent green is people

Into the Night wrote:
Make your own. It's a disgustingly easy recipe.

GretaGroupie wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Make your own. It's a disgustingly easy recipe.

If you can cook it in a microwave, then I can make it!

I've even made pasta and muffins in a microwave. If you're hungry enough, you'll eat them

Into the Night wrote:

GretaGroupie wrote:

Into the Night wrote:
Make your own. It's a disgustingly easy recipe.

If you can cook it in a microwave, then I can make it!

I've even made pasta and muffins in a microwave. If you're hungry enough, you'll eat them

You need a pot. A small one will do.
You'll also need a cheese grater. They're pretty cheap.

And of course you will need the macaroni noodles and the cheese, plus a bit of milk.