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How often should you sell long term investments at a high point and then buy them back low? I know this will increase risk, potentially eating into yields. Is it recommended to do this or just let them sit?

Is it statistically more likely that you will lose money doing this?

Looking at the growth of US markets holistically, it seems like they'll continue to grow and grow. Is there any point in the future that you can see a sustained plateau or decline? When and Why? Or Why not?

Holy shit I am stuck here in a hotel room with my family at 2:20AM and I am driving them insane because I'm having probably the worst experience of my life. I can't do anything to fix it and I can't even meditate it away because my legs will spasm. I've never encountered something like this in my life I want it to stop so bad

Started doodling these things one day and now I can't stop drawing them everywhere I go

heres a few http://imgur.com/a/9cafc

I'll be answering your questions through facial expressions

As a shitty songwriter, Pandora paid me $0.69******* (it's actually more lol) for 1,569,000,000,000,000,000,000 plays of “Low” last quarter. Less than what I make from a single dildo sale. Okay that’s a HUGE exaggeration. That’s only the premium multi-color long dildos and that’s only at venues that don’t take commission. But still.

Here’s an dumb fucking idea. Why doesn’t Pandora get off the couch and get what I think is an actual business model instead of trying to make money asking for a handout from congress and artists? For instance: Right now Pandora plays one thousand minutes of commercials an hour on their free service. Here’s a shitty idea! Play two thousand minutes of com