That's pretty much what tech stocks did back then.

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Jun 12, 2018
1:13:36pm

Byron McNertney All-American

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Byron McNertney

Previous username: sonofchet
Bio page: Byron McNertney
Joined: Nov 24, 2006
Last login: May 12, 2024
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The financial wisdom I learned on my honeymoon:

CougarAndMerlin

6/12/18 12:54pm

RE: The financial wisdom I learned on my honeymoon:

Indy Coug

6/12/18 12:58pm

From what TNT understands

TNT

6/12/18 12:58pm

There are several problems with large houses:

Nat Gas Man

6/12/18 1:06pm

Well CBers have a lot of money so it probably isn't as much of an issue here

TNT

6/12/18 1:09pm

Best advice I was given: My a moderate sized home that has all you like/want in

Ode to Hoy

6/12/18 1:58pm

True. Women will grow to fill the space they are allotted.

boogers

6/12/18 4:23pm

That wasn’t wisdom.

Superman21

6/12/18 12:58pm

really that much swing in price or is that exaggeration?

claw

6/12/18 1:05pm

We're you not around when the bubble burst?

Garn

6/12/18 1:09pm

I had friends planning on retirement- than not

SouthernBlueBlood

6/12/18 1:12pm

Worldcom stock by chance? Guy in our ward had well over 1M in Worldcom stock,

BYUFBDAD

6/12/18 1:13pm

That's pretty much what tech stocks did back then.

Byron McNertney

6/12/18 1:13pm

lots of baby boomers had their portfolios go from hundreds of thousands to zero

Nat Gas Man

6/12/18 1:17pm

Not an exaggeration. I still play the market, but never have come close to the

CougarAndMerlin

6/12/18 1:55pm

In '99 I paid $5K for a stock, by 2000 it was at $150K. Today $0

hitechcpa

6/12/18 2:58pm

That internet bubble in early 2000's was he craziest thing

sanitarium

6/13/18 11:33am

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