All Forum Posts by: Chris Chung

Using the Dow Jones industrial average as the benchmark, Stock Trader's Almanac shows a $10,000 investment compounded during Democratic presidencies since 1901 would be worth $279,705 after 48 years. The same $10,000 investment during 56 Republican years would have been worth just $78,699. If you adjust for inflation, the value of a $10,000 investment under Democratic presidents is $33,426.The inflation-adjusted value under Republican presidents is $26,145.

I still haven't seen this one.

A strangely likable and sympathetic person who I almost totally disagree with.

Has the U.S. government ever actively tried to take guns from people?

I thought historically, they just limited who could buy what.

Yes, I hear that Boston is a great market to be in right now. So is Denver. There are a lot of multi-offer properties...so I like to go to those that are under the radar (FSBO's, Local Banks, personal referrals, etc.)

I realize that it doesn't put income into your pocket, but its still can make you wealthy. Particularly if you have the savvy to purchase well in a good area.

The Office, Colbert Report, The Daily Show, CNN, Monk, Saturday Night Live, Mythbusters are my selections.

Ha! I used to live 5 minutes away from the Burbank In-and-Out. Small world.

Sooo delicious, I miss them.