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This Bud's For Me...
When I bought BUD 2 1/2 years ago at $40 & change, I thought it
would keep chugging, (no pun), along...it has had a checkered chart since then, but it kept tacking north. I hope this InBev bid pushes it up to near offer price tomorrow... ~25 buck a share gain is nice. Wish I had bought my usual thou shares, not the 500 I did. The funny thing is, I've lost my taste for beer the last several years and I doubt I drink 24 blts a year, (as opposed to the case I tried to drink several times, at one sitting, in my Ute, ).I'll take the dough and run though; gotta keep the portfolio above water: times are tough on the horizon, me thinks. BR,mD http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1213..._us_whats_news
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![]() just don't turn around and invest in sweet crude though. might be appropriate just this once |
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That's a decent return. Don't dwell on the coulda's. But you don't need me to tell you that.
I'm sure you'll uncork a suitable beverage to celebrate your market savviness.
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I would take the money and invest in a CMBS Hedge Fund
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Let me guess, you work for CMBS? Hedge funds have done one thing in the time they have been around; f*cked over the general "dumb populace" While hedge fund managers get rich, they PLAY with your money, and cause a ton of market volatility. That industry need a ton of regulation |
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No CMBS stands for commercial mortgage back securities. The spread on these bonds have gone off the charts and is a real opportunity. I have knowledge of commercial real estate and trying to help. |
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my mistake then. my previous comments regarding hedge funds and their managers still remain the same.
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