Not buying more gold. In 1986 I had the opportunity to buy 1oz Gold Eagles for $350 each. First year of re-issuance. I only bought two because 350 was my weekly salary and my rent.
Did no do too bad considering Gold is $2900/oz now. But if I ONLY had better foresight on inflation. I was only 22, tail was on my mind. Not money.
Not buying more gold. In 1986 I had the opportunity to buy 1oz Gold Eagles for $350 each. First year of re-issuance. I only bought two because 350 was my weekly salary and my rent.
Did no do too bad considering Gold is $2900/oz now. But if I ONLY had better foresight on inflation. I was only 22, tail was on my mind. Not money.
I was in HS in 86 & had every opportunity to get into the game along with buying Apple & Nike stock for a long time. :-)
I would get beat up if you guys known what guns I shouldn't have sold.
Funny story growing up down here & we would go to spi as a really young kid in the late 70's & I would ask Dad about all the 'for sale' signs & let's get something cuz it's really kinda cool down here...he told me 'nobody wants to own sand son'
my ex, spending my bitcoin on pounds when it was $8/coin and transactions were $3-10k, listening to my buddy who told me netflix was a bad investment at ipo, same guy told me not to get involved when a private investment group brought us the option to buy into Stubbs BBQ sauce, that investment would have paid for my grandkid's retirement
1) Not listening to random man at IHOP for breakfast back in the 80's. We were both reading the stock market page. He was interested in Motorola. He said everyone will have a phone in their car soon. I didn't listen because everyone already had CB radios.
2) Selling a 1971 Corvette. Hard top & Rag top. Red. 454.
3) Not buying acreage out around Plantersville when it was cheap.
4) Trading a Dan Wesson .357 because I didn't have enough cash for another pistol I just had to have.
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