Monday, March 30, 2009

Condron

http://www.condron.us/

Cool list of other blogs like mine!

CONDRON

Friday, March 27, 2009

Best Ghost Picture?



In May 2008 someone took this photo at Tantallon Castle in Scotland. It was not until the photographer got home that he saw what is believed to possibly be the ghost of James V. What do you think? Read the story and see other pics here
It has been studied by 3 different experts who say that photo has not been tampered with. I almost want to believe it is a true apparition because it is not one of those obvious fake photos of dust(orbs), streaks of light, mist or double exposures.

Thursday, March 26, 2009

Pet Peeve

If you are in a public restroom stall, sitting on a toilet and your cell phone rings, for the love of God, don't answer it and have a conversation while you are peeing! Especially, if there is someone in the stall next to you!

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Investing

Food For Thought......

The offering price of MSFT stock was $21.00 per share at the IPO on March 13, 1986. If you had bought 1 share at the offering, you would now have 288 split-adjusted shares. So you would be worth 288 * 27.69 = $7,974.72 Someone who invested $10,000 in the company's IPO would own a stake worth roughly close to $3,000,000 today.

If you are under 50, right now is the time to start investing! With the recession in full swing, you can now buy decent stock at basement bottom pricing! Here are a few examples....

BAC Bank of America, currently at $7/share, 52 week high was $43

HOG Harley Davidson, currently at $13/share, 52 week high was $48

C Citigroup, currently at $3/share, 52 week high was $27

These are just examples, but if you buy at these low prices now, eventually they will get back to where they were, at least, that's my thought. You will be looking at a huge profit in the long run. I don't have the resources to upfront buy a lot and recommend sharebuilder. They offer a very reasonable automatic investment plan for any amount of money.

Here's to our future! Prepare now for retirement later. It comes faster then you think.