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Cajun75
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re: The Talking Point Has Been Distributed: She Was A Legal Observer In Minnesota
Posted by Cajun75 on 1/7/26 at 5:15 pm to LuckyTiger
Couple of soy boys and the usual liberal women commies.... :spank:
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So how many other people died while breaking the law today that's had no mention in the news?? Why is this woman's death so important? It's always about the narrative the news media pushes.
re: That ICE Agent is fricked if State of MN puts him on trial
Posted by Cajun75 on 1/7/26 at 2:06 pm to Covingtontiger77
Why was this woman there in the first place?? Clearly seems like she was there to protest, impede law enforcement, and cause chaos which is what the commie mayor accused ICE of doing.
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ASTS caught a downgrade
Probably by an outfit wanting to pick up shares at a lower price.....hard to trust motives these days.
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Two, souls in purgatory are saved souls.
Purgatory is a man-made illusion made up by the Catholic church to make money off poor deceived relatives of the deceased---if they pay the church, they'll attempt to "pray them out of purgatory". it exists nowhere in scripture as only heaven and hell are the two destinations.
Don't know anything about them, but typically your cash/surrender value will be much less than your death benefit, so you may want to see if they have a reduced paid-up option that may be more beneficial to you. Whole life policies are designed for final expenses, so unless it's a specialized kind such as a 20-pay, 10-pay, etc., you'll pay on it your whole life which means if you live a long life, you'll end up paying much more in premiums than you'll ever get back out from the death benefit.
Impressed with Indiana's running back...
Posted by Cajun75 on 1/1/26 at 5:46 pm
dude squirts through any little hole and makes the most of it. Impressed with the whole team actually....kind of thought the QB would have not had his mind in the game after all the Heisman activity, but he's been pretty flawless.
Yup, my AGQ is up about 20% today, LOL.
Will enjoy listening to his radio show again!! I think he reluctantly took the job out of duty, but is ready now to enjoy his life again and rally the right-minded population once more! :usa:
Yep, ditto for us with the Walmart card and the Amazon Prime card. Also have been using Citibank and Wells Fargo for most everything else for a flat 2%. Just recently also got a Southwest rewards card for the free checked bag.
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Trump stocks have a solid track record of tanking
Who said anything about a "Trump" stock? He may like Newsmax but I certainly wouldn't consider it a "Trump" stock.
re: Anyone still in NMAX?
Posted by Cajun75 on 12/11/25 at 8:03 pm to Fat Bastard
Ok, so you bought it once it became available for trading which is not what I did. I purchased weeks before it traded. Yep, hindsight is ALWAYS 20/20.
re: Anyone still in NMAX?
Posted by Cajun75 on 12/11/25 at 4:13 pm to Fat Bastard
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so you missed out on big profits because you were switching exchanges? WTF? why did you do that at that time?
By investing in the IPO, Newsmax had their holding institution for IPO funds and you couldn't just complete the sell of your shares through them. You had to request that they release your shares to your trading account which was in my case, Schwab, which took nearly a week to complete before the shares were in my account to be able to sell them. I still made 450% in one week so not too shabby, LOL.
Anyone still in NMAX?
Posted by Cajun75 on 12/11/25 at 2:34 pm
I bought in at the IPO for $10 and watched it go to $250+ but couldn't get out until about $56 as soon as my shares were able to transfer to Schwab. Bought a bit again a couple of days ago at a little over $9.....it's increased a good bit from the low of $7 and change a few weeks back.
I'm currently up a bit over 100% on AGQ that I purchased a couple of months ago....it's crazy!
Wow, someone just flipped the buy switch....dramatic turnaround.
re: Taylor Sheridan signed a billion dollar deal to flip from Paramount to Universal
Posted by Cajun75 on 11/16/25 at 4:41 pm to lake chuck fan
Yep, he's been a bit of a breath of fresh air. My favorites of his have been his 1923 and 1883 series.
re: BRK.B as a contrary performer?
Posted by Cajun75 on 11/13/25 at 10:26 am to FLObserver
Certainly seems like BRK has some kind of bets against the market since the stock seems to rise on big down days for the overall market.
re: Plan G
Posted by Cajun75 on 11/12/25 at 9:32 am to tigger4ever
T65 is turning 65, the age when most start their Medicare A & B coverages. If you're going to work past 65 and hang on to employer coverage until you retire, you would just get part A started as you T65 since it's a no-cost-to you benefit that you've paid for through your work history taxes. You would then hold off on starting part B(outpatient coverage) until you get ready to retire and come off your employer coverage.
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Dphrepaulezz is a rapper known as "A.R. The Believer."
Guess he's following his hero Mamdani who was also a failed rapper.
re: Plan G
Posted by Cajun75 on 11/11/25 at 8:31 pm to tigger4ever
It's the most comprehensive supplement available to new T65 folks. It's about the only thing I write for my clients who want a supplement plan. The only thing you're responsible for as long as Medicare covers it is your outpatient(doctors, tests, etc.) annual deductible which was $257 this year. There are no networks to worry about, so you can go to any doctor/facility anywhere in the country as long as they take Medicare. Keep in mind that the coverage on a Plan G regardless of the company that offers it is the same from company to company....only the price they charge is different. You'll also need a stand-alone part D drug plan with a supplement, and possibly a dental/vision/hearing plan if need be.
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