If You Were to Bury Something Underground...
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If You Were to Bury Something Underground...
by Recyclersteve » Thu Nov 06, 2014 1:54 am
If you buried something underground and had to have it last for years within spoiling or being damaged, what would you bury? I don't really have any special ideas, so I'm curious what you guys think. Comments?
Former stock broker w/ ~20 yrs. at one company. Spoke with 100k+ people and traded a lot (long, short, options, margin, extended hours, etc.).
Please note that ANY stocks I discuss, no matter how compelling, carry risk- sometimes substantial. If not prepared to buy it multiple times in modest amounts without going overboard (assuming nothing really wrong with the company), you need to learn more about the market and managing risk. Also, please research covered calls (options) as well.
Please note that ANY stocks I discuss, no matter how compelling, carry risk- sometimes substantial. If not prepared to buy it multiple times in modest amounts without going overboard (assuming nothing really wrong with the company), you need to learn more about the market and managing risk. Also, please research covered calls (options) as well.
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Re: If You Were to Bury Something Underground...
by johnbrickner » Thu Nov 06, 2014 2:41 am
My house. Yes, an underground house. At least, partially or parts of it.
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Re: If You Were to Bury Something Underground...
by Z00 » Thu Nov 06, 2014 6:26 am
See this article on SurvivalBlog:
http://survivalblog.com/letter-a-two-year-experiment/
PS: This is my preferred version. The cleanout plug that screws in and out is easy to seal (think a liberal coating of the threads with petroleum jelly) and opens easily with a wrench.
http://survivalblog.com/letter-a-two-year-experiment/
PS: This is my preferred version. The cleanout plug that screws in and out is easy to seal (think a liberal coating of the threads with petroleum jelly) and opens easily with a wrench.
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Re: If You Were to Bury Something Underground...
by Recyclersteve » Fri Nov 07, 2014 1:23 am
But what would you put in it?
Former stock broker w/ ~20 yrs. at one company. Spoke with 100k+ people and traded a lot (long, short, options, margin, extended hours, etc.).
Please note that ANY stocks I discuss, no matter how compelling, carry risk- sometimes substantial. If not prepared to buy it multiple times in modest amounts without going overboard (assuming nothing really wrong with the company), you need to learn more about the market and managing risk. Also, please research covered calls (options) as well.
Please note that ANY stocks I discuss, no matter how compelling, carry risk- sometimes substantial. If not prepared to buy it multiple times in modest amounts without going overboard (assuming nothing really wrong with the company), you need to learn more about the market and managing risk. Also, please research covered calls (options) as well.
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Re: If You Were to Bury Something Underground...
by Shazbot57 » Fri Nov 07, 2014 2:43 pm
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