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@TonyDown I agree with you 100%. Who knows. But I do remember the 1999-2001 hi-tech crash when the Nasdaq fell 80%. Ouch!

Beware people. US stocks are very over valued historically. Right now, the CAPE ratio for the S&P 500 stands at 38.7. That means stock prices are very expensive, relative to earnings. “Right now, the U.S. stock market is trading at more than double the post-World War II average price-to-earnings ratio,” said Randy Bruns, a certified financial planner in Naperville, Illinois. Also, when back tested to 1970, the Buffett Indicator has averaged a reading of 85%, which is to say that the aggregate value of all stocks has averaged about 85% of U.S. GDP spanning 55 years. In recent trading sessions, this ratio has pushed above 213%, equating to a roughly 151% premium to its mean since 1970. And Goldman Sachs is recommending value stocks with decent dividends.

He's 32 now.

He is retired from the business.

It's the website not allowing you access probably because VPN blocks your IP address. It happened when I tried to log into my bank and the bank wouldn't allow it. That's why I don't use VPN.

Some of the provisions will sunset in a few years. Big increase in SALT deduction for those living in high tax states. A decent break for seniors.

Release the videos. How else can we determine his guilt?

The P/E ratio is only 170. What could go wrong?

This is nothing. Go to Roosevelt Ave in Queens and the hookers are hanging out with halter tops and miniskirts with no underwear. The location indicates Real Estate developers think this will affect their businesses and they got on the city to do something.

$8.7 billion! He could have just stolen the antiques in the house and the jewelry, if he hasn't already.

Damn. Julian Sands too.

Good idea. Remember, the Nasdaq fell 80% in 1999-2000.

Marcus by Goldman is offering 4.50% for a 14-month CD. I believe it's the highest in the nation.

My guess is that they don't want to get involved with a Trust. Too complicated. With a Trust, they would adhere to a Probate Court order, but going through probate is a real PITA for the heirs.

Make sure you have a beneficiary on the account, so it gets passed on quickly just in case. I was told it takes up to a year to settle things with Treasury Direct if you are going through probate.