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Re: R: investing in stocks and or futures Merkley, Steve



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I second this answer.  If you have no *proven* trading skills of your own,
buy a top performing mutual fund or put it in bonds.   (The long or short
bond depending on your time frame and age).   Anyone on this list who could
make 26% *every* year for themselves, would not be "jobbing" his/her skills
out and anyone with a high level of honor would not tell you they can,
either.   

Bob

At 06:27 PM 9/14/99 +0200, Gram wrote:
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>Be careful you don't get your a.. burned!
>BTW, let me know how much spam you get!
>Gram
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>>> i will be receiving a fair amount of money soon and wanted to know if it
>>> is reasonable to think that i can double my money every 3 years?  the
>>> amount of money i will be starting with is $100,000.    i am looking to
>>> either do this myself or have someone do it for me or any combination of
>>> investing where i can get at least a 26% return on my money every year.
>>> if i can do that, i can double my money every 3 years.  are there
>>> investors out there that anyone knows of that can consistently make at
>>> least 26% on their money that would be interested in helping me to do
>that
>>> also.   you can either reply in private or give this information to the
>>> group.
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>>
>>> steve merkley
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