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Oct 2, 2009 12:38 am

For those who were flagged for second review. Wouldn’t it make sense to wait for the sept snapshot and get paid 15 percent more based on the market move Plus on any additional plans you may have completed before sep 30th?

Oct 2, 2009 1:35 am

[quote=skbroker]For those who were flagged for second review. Wouldn’t it make sense to wait for the sept snapshot and get paid 15 percent more based on the market move Plus on any additional plans you may have completed before sep 30th? [/quote]

At the rate they are going, probably wont get paid for months anyway. I think they process like 50 of these things a week if that.

Oct 2, 2009 1:39 am
showmethemoney:

[quote=skbroker]For those who were flagged for second review. Wouldn’t it make sense to wait for the sept snapshot and get paid 15 percent more based on the market move Plus on any additional plans you may have completed before sep 30th? [/quote]

At the rate they are going, probably wont get paid for months anyway. I think they process like 50 of these things a week if that.

  Think I read WFC has to pony up 3 billion into the FDIC fund to help shore it up..Hope that does not cause the stage coach to slow down on getting the checks out
Oct 2, 2009 2:06 am
meletio:

One more thing for all you losers :  I hope you all didn’t get sucked into this rally. write down the date of this post…the market is about to roll over and die !  You heard it here first. Your little forefront plans aren’t gonna stop the acats out !

    Lets get out-now.   Why?    Mealetio the chat room little annoying bihtc is a bear.   Oh no......  really?       sell then   ( i wrote the date down like you told me douche bag)    
Oct 2, 2009 10:35 am

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Oct 2, 2009 11:44 am

[quote=meletio] Reality… The younger generation can’t find jobs so they are out. Plus if they do find jobs they won’t have investment dollars. The older generation ( having lost 40 % of their value in the mkt and having no access to lines of credit) are not going to risk what they have left in the mkt …they are out as well. The baby boomers have spent all of their money on toys like all you boneheads and they are tapped out as far as their home equity goes. They are out. So basically you have a tremendously small population of the country that fits in the " high net worth" arena . So let me think …Does this small group go to the very well organized power broker teams that have billions under management or does it go to a bunch of losers talking about when they are gonna get paid. Not a tough question. Don’t you all wish that you had saved your $ instead of pissing it away on " lake houses " BMW M3’s " , Rolex’s , 1500 $ suits etc. Looks like there’s gonna be one hell of a garage sale. I know when you guys read this you will go back to work and try as hard as you can to read your firms B.S. research reports and hope everything will be OK. , but when you go home and look in the mirror you will realize you are all SCREWED!

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Stand up everyone!! the fundamental economist has left the building. he’s just boarded the short bus, and is now on his way to the resource room.   



To everyone BUT babyd***headio,



our entire branch has been paid (Northeast, PCG), just an fyi.

Oct 2, 2009 11:55 am

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Oct 2, 2009 2:15 pm
meletio:

If you guys can reply in an intelligent way…then I challenge you to dispute my opinion on the future of your business, If your going to give me some dushbag answer like Mr. Sunshine does …then don’t bother

  ok   the REAL story?     massive, monster global MF economy.   bric.   US consumer is looking out the back window.     US consumer is now about number 5 in importance in this new, awesome free market world that is growing before our eyes.  You need to focus on competition for global resources instead of TV's sold at BBY.   Nov, 20, 2008 the MARKET told you the above.    Compare BRIC performance vs US and Western europe from nove 20, 2008.    The world changed.   Subprime.........will be looked at as the LAST incredible entry point to get on huge rally in emering markets that has just begun.   Middle class in china.  middle class in brazil.  global infrastucture.   AG.   commodities......   how cool.   what an amazing period of growth we are entering and narrow minded negative losers like you will have you cash.   "Mr Gorbachau    tear down that wall!"      free market capitilism.  personal individual freedom.   spreading LIKE wild fire across the globe.   dont miss the forest for the trees........get long emerging markets  (or companies that sell there)   Mar 9, 2009    was like  july 5 , 1982
Oct 2, 2009 2:35 pm

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Oct 2, 2009 2:51 pm

stfu u stupid MF.

 
Oct 2, 2009 2:57 pm

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Oct 2, 2009 3:56 pm

This is VET20 reporting live from RJCS. Life is great and business is booming. The glass is running over. There is always a need for us advisors in good markets and bad. I’m in it for the long haul or until God calls me out of here. So glad I left WellsFargoWachoviaAGEdwards

Oct 2, 2009 11:52 pm

Got my email tonight.  All plans paid.

Oct 3, 2009 1:58 am

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Got my email tonight.  All plans paid.

[/quote] Now you just have to wait to actually get pd.  Signed Doc's in on Monday 9/28, awaiting deposit.
Oct 3, 2009 2:29 am
meletio:

Good point about world economies exploding and the US consumer being less important. Only one HUGE problem… How many of your clients are living in China or Vietnam of Brazil ? Chances are you deal with US consumers. They are cooked. Your clients are the Best Buy customers. It doesn’t matter how well the Mkts do or what is exploding overseas. You live in America and you customer is either broke, tapped out or a Senior who is running out of time and only sticking to fixed annuities and cds. If you believe in your own story then put your money in the mkt because if you are counting on living on your ever decreasing payout on a decreasing asset base then good luck

  Meletio (or Fellatio) whichever is better.  Everyone one of my clients' accounts are higher than they were at the peak in 2007.  You are either a lousy advisor (probably) or you're trying to compensate yourself in some way for having such a small pri--!!!   I don't even do annuities or CD's (and don't even have my insurance license) - if I did I'd probably make way more money.  If your gross was inflated by a hot market, or you sold all your clients down the river into annuities then all you did was "hit the bid" and take a check.  Or probably worse, you're probably are so low in terms of production the only firm you can make any money at is LPL   You know absolutely nothing about the economy, bonds, stocks, the market.....for a second after I read one of your other posts I thought maybe you were NOURIEL ROUBINI - but he's slightly smarter than you.  As they say, even a blind dog finds a fire hydrant every once in awhile.    
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