Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
I usually buy too many toys, or have taken a lot of time off from work / worked part time when not in an energy gold rush period, so I've never bothered to invest huge amounts at any given time. Plus cost of child support, kid going to college, private school, etc.. Now I'm on the flip side, relatively higher income and lesser expenses, and I can't find any toys which really float my boat enough to bother getting them.
Let's structure an LLC or LP or similar structure for your assets, or whatever else works for you, if that 600k is unrestricted. With that kind of money, no margin or options needed. Shorts are always a nice tool, though - in fact, probably the best in a volatile or indecisive market.
If it's 600k in retirement accounts, then that's simple enough, too.
I usually buy too many toys, or have taken a lot of time off from work / worked part time when not in an energy gold rush period, so I've never bothered to invest huge amounts at any given time. Plus cost of child support, kid going to college, private school, etc.. Now I'm on the flip side, relatively higher income and lesser expenses, and I can't find any toys which really float my boat enough to bother getting them.
Let's structure an LLC or LP or similar structure for your assets, or whatever else works for you, if that 600k is unrestricted. With that kind of money, no margin or options needed. Shorts are always a nice tool, though - in fact, probably the best in a volatile or indecisive market.
If it's 600k in retirement accounts, then that's simple enough, too.
Me at Best Buy:
"****, that's $50."
"****, that's $30."
"****, that's $45."
"A three pack for $19.99... but I only want one game. ****."
"****. Maybe next time."
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*I'm not kidding. Laura has this odd compulsion to get rid of stuff that we're not using - we have nothing, not... a... thing in our attic, and we can fit both cars in the garage.
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