$11.99 is a bargain for gourmet wood like that. I think it's easy to get into that. Just buy HD stock.
I bought a car with HD stock last year. Sold some off at $120, and it's gone up another $15 since then.
$11.99 is a bargain for gourmet wood like that. I think it's easy to get into that. Just buy HD stock.
I bought a car with HD stock last year. Sold some off at $120, and it's gone up another $15 since then.
There's people in western Long Island that haven't seen a tree in the wild. Therefore they have to import it.
A 401k is easy as can be. Just keep socking away money nice and regularly into something that tracks the S&P 500. Prices will rise and fall but over time you will buy more when the price is low because that regular contribution will buy more at that time and the S&P just keeps on climbing over time. Even the Dow can be used for a regular contribution. Back in the 1970s I was playing individual stocks while the Dow was in the 600-700 range. Today the talk is all about whether it will break through 20000 in the next few days. If I had invested $1000 back then in a $700 Dow index, today I would be looking at around 28500+/-. It doesn't take a genius to make money in a broad based market index over a long time. The really talented players can beat that, but not consistently. Meanwhile I am happy that I did in fact invest all they would allow in my 401k while I was working and now I have a very nice nest egg. There was no such thing as a 401k back when I was playing the market so my earnings are less (less time for compound interest to work for me) but even so I have seen my money multiply very nicely. The hard part is leaving your money invested when things go sour, like in 2008/2009. It took everything I had to up the ante in that year but it sure paid off nicely in the long run.I admire people who know how stocks work. I have a 401k but honestly my grandpa was the only one who knew what he was doing. I just figured out how to post pictures so definitely technology challenged lol.
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