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customerserviceguy

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13. Again

Fri Jan 18, 2019, 07:57 PM

Jan 2019

you're talking about history that I cannot buy. I feel that we are in the very beginning of a gridlock period where nobody accomplishes anything, which may end when there is a Democratic Congress and a Democratic President. At that point, I will evaluate my options. I appreciate your advice and encouragement, but so far, the stock market has mostly burned me, and I will remain wary for the rest of my life.

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