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From : ballygballyg

Q: roy wrote peterd wrote decent return in todays depression that may be a dream. g much of that is a myth. my 401k gained 9.5% in the past year. while thats considerably lower than its been in a few years its certainly not bad at all. what percentages is it made up of i move things around a bit as market shifts. right now im at the following 50% domestic stocks 15% foreign stocks 21% bonds 14% short term my portfolio is currently inline with the wilshire 5000 index. .

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From : tom lawrence

on fri 09 may 2008 165725 +0000 christopher d. thompson nospam@nospam.nospam wrote on thu 08 may 2008 204740 -0400 denny wrote springfield well ...okay. glock nah. sig is nice. jeep only if they have round headlights. dodge i dont know how dc is doing. maybe the parent company. vbg roy -- chris and whats wrong with square head lights theyre gay...... real jeeps have round eyes... denny pppppppppppppffffffffffffffffffttttttttttttttttttttttttttt so the jk is more of a jeep than my yj nahhhh jeeps only have 2 doors man! i can forgive a slight mistake in one body style on the head lights but that 4 door monstrosity masquerading as a jeep..........thats a whole different story! door dont need no stinkin doors.. mac please remove splinters before emailing .

From : tom lawrence

mac davis wrote oh.. if you think the crash is a myth i have a house you can take over payment on in california... it only went from $320k to 200k in a year or so but since its a myth... thats an entirely different matter. the housing market ballooned and was way over inflated for a few short years. it went through a correction. it has little to do with economic issues. your 320k house was probably a under 200k just 3-5 years ago. thats the way it is here in phoenix. current prices are just above what they were 3-5 years ago. california is a tad different with massively over inflated prices for many years. people finally cashed out moved to cheaper states such as az and drove the prices up there. no way could it sustain itself. a correction was well predicted. once again miles you dont seem to see the big picture. the housing bubble and its aftermath is the reason for our current bad economy which is every bit as bad as the suggests for the majority of people especially combined with the current commodities bubble driving up the price of just about everything while wages for many are stagnent. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .

From : royroyfmbfmbbgnoseynoseynoseybgbgchristopher d thompsonchristopher d thompsonsteve lusardisteve lusarditom lawrenceolaf

tbone wrote as for the unemployment figure that is primarily figured on the number of people applying for unemployment insurance wrong! it is primarily computed from labor force surveys. that replaced the unemployment insurance stats long ago for the very reasons you have stated. lets see those gov. sites you claim that state most info is from unemployment insurance stats. .