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1	What are some BP life tips to avoid at all costs? Avoid all debt Do not finance or lease cars, buy used cars with cash For an irresponsible person who doesn't know how to manage his money it makes sense. But avoiding debt? How are people gonna build a good credit score? Instead of buying a car with straight cash, put the cash aside and get a loan, than use the cash to pay off the loan right of the bat.	/r/askTRP	02/07/16 03:56 AM
1	Do's and Do Not's of investment and personal finance Late of a response here, but no I don't have any covered calls. I usually mention those because it's a good way to make extra money if you are long a stock, in an IRA for example because you cannot sell a naked call. The mathematical basis should be already calculated(depending on the broker). You have the expected Market Maker moves and you have the probabilities defined based on the market maker moves. Now many times the market maker move will be less than expected, however those other rarer t…	/r/MGTOW	16/06/16 10:17 PM
1	Do's and Do Not's of investment and personal finance Most of it is useless crap in reality, and you, for sure, have no idea what those are. Again, I'm not advocating options, but they can be another investment avenue, so I included them as a point. Really? Okay as a guy who exclusively trades options and not stocks of course I have no idea what those are. And as a guy who likes to collect premium rather than pay premium I must be a bigger idiot and broke by now. Risk defined strategies like a spreads, or an iron condor what am I even talking about…	/r/MGTOW	11/06/16 11:01 PM
1	Do's and Do Not's of investment and personal finance How are bonds a gamble? And how is buying an option not a gamble(or more reasonable) ? If I make a bet I cannot lose more than what I paid for the bet so I'm not gambling?	/r/MGTOW	11/06/16 03:17 AM
1	Do's and Do Not's of investment and personal finance Do: Buy options. Buying options is limited risk, unlimited reward. Do not: Sell options. Selling is unlimited risk, and limited reward. Sorry bro, but you got that all wrong. Yeah theoretically buying options is unlimited reward, but with 90% of options expiring worthless your chances of unlimited rewards are low. And not to mention you're paying a premium for it and time is working against you as soon as you buy it. If the stock doesn't move to your strike price you just wasted money. Now on to…	/r/MGTOW	11/06/16 03:17 AM

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