Littleguy

I see him around the energy corridor all the time driving between the oil and gas companies. I think it's just the one guy that likes to drive his GTR around all day.

This is driven by a courier service here in town, pretty stinkin' cool. http://www.newcelica.org/photopost/data/500/fast_delivery.jpg

Was going to go but....the Mazda drove for the first time in 2015!

Damn, very cool outcome.

I believe Lexus calls it Matador Red Mica.

A SRT4 Neon in great condition is a rarity as far as I have seen.

Very cool and kind thing you are doing. Way to go.

Picked up more USO today @ 15.07. Gun is still loaded and I will be buying more daily as it continues to go down.

Sold TWTR while it was up again this morning and took the lesson. Bought a bunch of USO in the afternoon. What can I say, I am a sucker for a cheap stock.

+10000 for using wooden shoe inserts when you are not wearing the shoes.

I am kind of a shoe whore so I'll tell you what I think. I am not a fan of Allen Edmunds. They just look like old people shoes to me and I don't see anything special in the craftsmanship. My typical daily shoe is a Salvatore Ferragamo loafer like this. Super freaking comfortable and very high quality. http://www.ferragamo.com/shop/en/eur/men/man-shoes/mocassins---loafers/-617486--1#pId=6148914691233644464 The brand that has become my favorite lately is Magnanni. They are a Spanish brand and are simply the most comfortable dress shoe brand that I have found, plus they have cool bottoms. http://www.magnanni.com/

Little spoiler preview here. This will be easily removable with no holes in the body and two are being built, one in carbon fiber and one to be painted red, so I will be able to go with no spoiler, carbon fiber, or red on any given day. We are building the two spoilers for my car and then I'll be keeping the mold so no more can be made. Progress has been slower than I have liked overall since this ended up being almost a complete drivetrain replacement as well as a lot of body work and interior/fit and finish restoration. Hopefully it will be done and I will have a "new" RX-7 in the next few months here. http://www.newcelica.org/photopost/data/500/IMG_08641.JPG

I am liking the 2000-2005 MR-S as an option that is becoming cheaper as well.

Or without even typing. Click on name > got o profile > click threads started by user > go to first thread.

I am still long TWTR, my cost average is $34 per share and I'm not selling. Sucks to watch though, lol.

I started on a cheaper DSLR, I liked the T3 and T3i, nowadays I am all about that iPhone 6 photography.

Welcome to CR, we need more 90's ricers.

Very nice choice!

You can probably write in an entry. If you were required to purchase a ticket then it would be gambling.

1. Decide what you are. Are you a long-term investor, day trader, value investor, growth minded? How long do you want to keep a stock you purchase for? A week, month, year, day, doesn't matter? Decide what exactly you want to do to make money in the market, read about and learn from someone else who is good at doing it the way you want to, then develop a specific plan around how you will do it. For example, I can tell that I am a different kind of investor than Tractor. We both may do equally well in our overall portfolios but if I tried to do what he does I wouldn't be as successful as him and vice versa. 2. Follow your own rules. Once you decide what you are and what criteria you will look for to buy something follow those rules. Almost every time I have broken one of the rules I made for myself I have lost money. 3. Invest in things and companies that you know at least a little. Don't know sh*t about banks? Don't invest in bank stocks. Don't know shit about frozen concentrated orange juice? Don't invest in it. Etc...... 4. Learn about the theory of sunk costs. Easier to conceptualize and see how it makes sense than to actually make a smart move dumping a loser. If a position I took has taken a loss, I either buy more or sell everything, there is no other logical choice. If I had to describe myself as an investor I would say that I am a short to medium term value investor. I like to buy my stocks on sale and generally like to sell within a year of the purchase. When Tractor says that stocks are more predictable in the short term based on technical data, something important is to understand that for him that is true. For me, I just don't get it when it comes to the short term and I would be terrible at guessing it, for me, time is my friend. I say this to reiterate, go with your strengths and what you find you are good at. Not all of us have the same strengths and weaknesses.

What are you even talking about??? That's just a picture of trees, there is no stop sign!!

I can see where he has his points, and was technically right about oil, but if you acted when he warned in 2010 you would have been in for a shit few years until the end of 2014. I guess that is the difficult part of investing, even if you know something is wrong there is no timing the market. On an exciting note I decided, after a few months of research and trying to fully understand the concept, to purchase my first bitcoin today. Just a few that I am putting away in case it really takes off and I'm like, I wish I had bought just a few way back when.

plus meaning you get the the $40k to cover the taxes on the cars (and the 40k itself). I thought I only had to say things like this to Thorne?

Weren't, and lolz.

Cool stuff.