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Re: Clinton Portis, great human being, contemplated murder after NFL Career
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Originally Posted by DYoungJelly
It really isn't. Find one of the large companies that gives a broad portfolio and manages money for the masses and don't buy stupid stuff and someone would never have to work again. And their children would never have to work in Clinton's case.
Going to these small time managers who are "outperforming the market" and cater to the rich are scammers or using illegal means.
Listening to a con man who promises to earn 20% instead of settling for the market average over the long haul of 6 to 7% is greedy and stupid. That and not making stupid purchases are not hard at all.
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Actually for many athletes it is,it really is.As I said before and I understand what you are saying ,to many it seems a no brainer on how to invest big money,especially when it's not their own money.Many of these young men want to take care of the people that took care of them growing up,they always believe there will be another big payday .
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