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May 27, 2006 1:14 am

That's not true.  We Jones brokers help our clients with long term investments and our approved funds are the best fund families on the street.  Don't even compare me with a used care salesman.

May 27, 2006 1:15 am

 $10,000 is a start.  Just wait until my client sells his Chinese restaurant or drycleaning business.  They won’t be calling Merrill or Smith Barney, but me.  I see them everyday.

May 27, 2006 1:16 am

Hulk-

My man. If you are referring to American and Franklin, maybe but certainly not in all asset classes. Most I grant you but not all. Now if EDJ offered a wrap program so we could pick and choose amongst the preferreds, you might have a point. Never going to happen because the GP's will take a haircut. And their hair, by and large, is already short to begin with.

May 27, 2006 1:19 am

Best funds on the street??????  Putnam?  VanKampen?   Hartford?  Federated?

What street do you live on, Main Street in Fantasyland?

May 27, 2006 1:24 am

Yes, you heard me.  They are the best mutual funds.  Go to www.morningstar.com and do your homework. And by the way, footsoldier, you can WRAP my A**!

May 27, 2006 1:24 am

[quote=Incredble Hulk] $10,000 is a start.  Just wait until my client sells his Chinese restaurant or drycleaning business.  They won't be calling Merrill or Smith Barney, but me.  I see them everyday.[/quote]

Go spend years cultivating that $250,000 relationship.  But once  you slam into 10 stocks a Hartford VA and some A shares, then what?  You'll be door knocking again and I'll be too busy collecting my 1% annual fee on from my individual clients who already have $1 million- $10 million and my institutional clients who have $10 million - $30 million. 

Jones doesn't measure up man... you're not going to convince anyone here that it does.

May 27, 2006 1:25 am

Real Original - INCREDBLE HULK -



I guess there really are people out there who want to be just like me!

May 27, 2006 1:28 am

[quote=iconsult100] [quote=Incredble Hulk]

I went out a got a Subway sandwich for dinner. MEATBALLS at that. There is nothing wrong with a Subway, drycleaner, Chinese restaurant or any other small business owner next to a brokerage firm. Where do you think I get my clients? Alot easier than colding. You guys make me sick.



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You can have all those $10,000 accounts while us real advisors develop relationships with affluent investors. We don’t need to be in high traffic areas to build our business… we’re just a little more classy. But Jones does have a niche.

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I guarantee you that you would drool over the top 20% of my book.



More classy? Gimme a break.
May 27, 2006 1:31 am
Incredible Hulk:



I guarantee you that you would drool over the top 20% of my book.

More classy? Gimme a break.

Doubt it.

May 27, 2006 1:35 am
iconsult100:

[quote=Incredible Hulk] I guarantee you that you would drool over the top 20% of my book. More classy? Gimme a break.

Doubt it.

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You are just too busy with your seventy kabillion $10-$30 Million accts.   
May 27, 2006 1:36 am

[quote=iconsult100]

[quote=Incredble Hulk] $10,000 is a start. Just wait until my client sells his Chinese restaurant or drycleaning business. They won’t be calling Merrill or Smith Barney, but me. I see them everyday.[/quote]



Go spend years cultivating that $250,000 relationship. But once you slam into 10 stocks a Hartford VA and some A shares, then what? You’ll be door knocking again and I’ll be too busy collecting my 1% annual fee on from my individual clients who already have $1 million- $10 million and my institutional clients who have $10 million - $30 million.



Jones doesn’t measure up man… you’re not going to convince anyone here that it does.

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I think maybe you created an alter ego for yourself i"consult" and are arguing with yourself. I can’t decide if it’s funny or creepy.
May 27, 2006 1:57 am

And by the way, WRAP counts are a rip off.  “A” shares are the best class of funds for clients if they are investing for the long run and that’s what we do at EJones.  We look after our clients.

May 27, 2006 2:04 am

[quote=Incredble Hulk]

Yes, you heard me.  They are the best mutual funds.  Go to www.morningstar.com and do your homework. And by the way, footsoldier, you can WRAP my A**!

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I checked your reference, Hulk.  None of the preferred families crack the top ten in Large Cap Value category, for example.  Not one.

Not an auspicious start for you, kid.

May 27, 2006 2:09 am

That’s B.S.  Look at Growth fund of America.  It has beaten the SP500 on the ytd, 3 yr and 5yr.  How can you get better that that?  It is also TEAM MANAGED!!

May 27, 2006 2:13 am

[quote=Incredble Hulk]That's B.S.  Look at Growth fund of America.  It has beaten the SP500 on the ytd, 3 yr and 5yr.  How can you get better that that?  It is also TEAM MANAGED!![/quote]

Since when is Growth Fund of America a Large Cap Value fund?

Learn to read, kid.

May 27, 2006 2:21 am

Hulk my man-

Never the best over the long run. What happened to the montra dude drink some more you are losing it. Performance over the short term is a losers game always.

You must be a rook. No vet would be this stupid.

May 27, 2006 2:50 am

Hulk, 

You are an embarassment to those of us left at EJ. 

Toss

May 27, 2006 2:56 am

Auggghh.

Will the REAL "HULK" please stand up?

May 27, 2006 3:09 am

Hulk is obviously a rook.

May 27, 2006 3:14 am

I'm the Real Hulk, I'm the Real Hulk. All the other Hulks are just imitading.  So won't the Real Hulk please stand up. Please stand up.