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the dating world has definitely evolved. I did online dating with the fear there is nobody in the hospital to date. most of my coresidents were married. ... -
Try to stick to your ground rules and be consistent. It is hard but ORT and COMM 5 might be helpful to identify high risk. It takes a lot of energy...Leave a comment:
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Psych is so in demand. We have like 15 spots for psychiatrists to fill in our area. It may be impossible not to have enough patients for you. good...Leave a comment:
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It will really depend on how you and your husband balance things out. If he can earn that extra 30k, then why even bother working full time. I noticed...Leave a comment:
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Peds wrote: apparently, as the women can have a separate finance talk for $1500… Click to expand... I was just about to say that! again, targeting women to buy a more expensive...Leave a comment:
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The Wiz wrote: Is there anything else I should be looking at here to help her out? I know that I will be out of pocket more to pay my portion of her taxes as we...Leave a comment:
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According to Raoul Pal, we are already in a recession. service data today. ISM below 50. employment data tomorrow. consumer spending is still go...Leave a comment:
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the boy who was raised as a dogLeave a comment:
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Vagabond, you will be missed. I highly respect your input to this forum.Leave a comment:
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set foundation/charities?Leave a comment:
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I did for steps 1,2 since I was not confident. I didn't for board re/certification since it was very time intensive.Leave a comment:
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I applaud physician bloggers. It is hard work but only few can really be WCI,POF. I understand it's being business minded but why do I need to pay...Leave a comment:
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Op, you doing great. That's a huge accomplishment. As for me, we had 6 figure house repair (not even elective renovation) that we completed. We are glad...Leave a comment:
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it is bigger than what people suggest. It is not really much of %, it is more of flow of money. if you honestly think you only need 5% to be active/fundamental...Leave a comment:
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I have made this comment in the past and it is not popular. There are just so much ETF, passive index funds that have grown so much that it is hard...Leave a comment:
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have you considered strips? ours are up 10% just in the last few weeks of movement.Leave a comment:
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There are lots of markers signalling recession. PMI is negative for the first time in 9 years. Gold and bonds and currencies have reacted already. ...Leave a comment:
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This somewhat happened to me. I was young and eager to see more patients. I was concerned on declining salary if I do not ramp up my panel by year...Leave a comment:
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I had the opposite question few months ago. I considered switching from PCP to hospitalist. I decided not to make a move. I have spoken to several...Leave a comment:
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To be honest, all of us are market timers. whether you buy the dip, hold cash, gold, reallocate more bonds, add a gamble money to bitcoin, shove money...Leave a comment:
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Never had a push present. My husband agreed to buy my first luxury bag. We went for a trip before 3rd baby. I felt that we will not be able to...Leave a comment:
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My husband bought a house at the peak, he had to sell it at a loss. He sold it on the first offer, it probably went down further if he had waited. ...Leave a comment:
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Congratulations @roguedadmd! I let my son watch it though it was past his bed time....Leave a comment:
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@roguedad, get ready for game 7. at least you can check stanley cup off your bucket list.Leave a comment:
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We have been dreaming to have a shore house. Jersey shore is one of our happy places. Property taxes at the shore area is not as bad as areas nearer...Leave a comment:
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marketing or legit? whartons jelly
I have at least 3 people came to me asking what I think of stem cell transplant for neuropathy. They showed me a newspaper ad that there's a seminar... -
Tim wrote: My question is “what would be your plan in 5 years if you lost $2.5mm?” Quite honestly, I don’t know if Fed Policy could step in if a recession turns into a depression. Those are extre...Leave a comment:
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There’s actually 2 people I find interesting in the wci group, very knowledgeable finance people. Other than that, I stay silent in any group. So many...Leave a comment:
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Not a boglehead investor. 1.5% I believe in the strategy, something I cannot diy...Leave a comment:
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I have always had a misconception that almost all US grads match not unless you go for derm, ophthalmology, ortho. I applied for 2 specialties as a back u...Leave a comment:
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I have had 2 patients in the past week who reported they have lost weight. I feel like I won when people get excited with their weight loss. I offer...Leave a comment:
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Smart soflp. I’m always worried how much information is out there. Though this is anonymous forum, I can understand her concerns....Leave a comment:
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@zaphod, I admire your open mindedness on this question. Most plastics or Derm I’ve seen in forums are territorial. For the op, there are courses that...Leave a comment:
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hightower wrote: And my current gig is actually pretty sweet. The best I’ve found so far. I don’t work 7on/7off for the record, but I know a lot who do. I work 8-16 days a month (if I want) a...Leave a comment:
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Thank you for all your input. I have read it all and even put good and bad points about the job. the good outweigh the bad. I have learned to work through...Leave a comment:
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year 10-12 career- pcp vs hospitalist
Someone told me after 10 years, she likes to reflect where she would be or where she would want to be. I am at that point now. I have pretty established... -
what is cmg?Leave a comment:
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next recommendation: intelligent investor by Benjamin Graham. oldie but goodie.
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No such thing as passive investing. everything has risks. I'd rather be conservative and do my due diligence. Lesson? don't go with the fad. It i...Leave a comment:
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thank you for your thoughtful responses. My kids are young. I do not know how they will turn out. any sense of entitlement, we try to squash it. ...Leave a comment:
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i don't know the guy. i have known people who are very successful just by building their own businesses. it is something they can control, not reliant...Leave a comment:
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do you discuss how much money you have with your kids?
I had interesting encounter with a family member a while ago. We knew they were well off. parents inherited some money from grandparents. both parents... -
Anne wrote: he could and should consider seeking it at his VA Click to expand... thank you for this suggestion. he did this in the past. he said he got involved in a lawsuit and ...Leave a comment:
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StrabismusBusiness wrote: I am impressed by the OP – you take caring for a patient’s health and wellness to a new level! Click to expand... Hahaha, you will be surprised how much patients sh...Leave a comment:
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2 then 3,4 for a few yearsLeave a comment:
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125k income while retired not enough?
I had an interesting encounter with a patient. Visit was for anxiety. I explained to him that his anxiety ptsd is not getting controlled. I think... -
We went to Costa Rica last Summer with 3 young kids. we had a great time. there's wifi and ac at all the places we stayed at. Tap water was actually...Leave a comment:
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We budget for 250/week. Family of 5- sometimes 6 when we have our nanny for dinner. I find grocery delivery both time and money saving. I rarely...Leave a comment:
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Wake up around 6. I need to get my exercise in before kids wake up or else I don’t exercise. I’m pretty much tired after work. Drink my tea, exercise-...Leave a comment:
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Dicast wrote: Our general goal/budget is 1/3rd to taxes, 1/3rd savings, 1/3rd to live on Click to expand... we have the same goals! we had 2 failed businesses this year. hoping...Leave a comment:
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my question is for WCI, how did you decide to partner up/ buy these 2 websites? I am sure there are other 40+ or 50+ hopeful physician finance bloggers to...Leave a comment:
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Zaphod wrote: Now if we can just get trump to not say anything crazy we may at least chill out. Click to expand... he may also say buy the dip or it's just a glitch....Leave a comment:
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the December downturn was from active selling. there was no/minimal outflow from vanguard, state street or blackrock. It will be much worse if we...Leave a comment:
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if i were in your shoes, i'll sell and pay off the loans. or just put in treasuries for now.Leave a comment:
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if you are very confident that you will be able to stay the course and not tinker, sure, you can go on your own. there's no point to continue paying...Leave a comment:
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I am trying to understand your situation from this post and the last. You did mention you need to leave 1M behind. you may not want to divulge you...Leave a comment:
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Blast wrote: also no guarantee that I can sell the house for what I bought it. If I wanted to sell it quickly, I’d probably be looking at a 75-100k loss. Also, depending...Leave a comment:
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there are agents that may help you get out of it and may help you analyze your situation. in this group, it's a major NO. fee is around 150-300 Ja...Leave a comment:
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Just to clarify, you had 8.4% return this year 2018? S&p is -4.5%. I’ll hire this financial advisor ?....Leave a comment:
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hatton1 wrote: I will give Bernacke credit for helping to prevent a depression. I am still formulating an opinion on Powell. Click to expand... yes, but QE went too long and now we are in a worse cas...Leave a comment:
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Zaphod wrote: I think they have to turn about face quicker than they think, but thats just normal fed, always late to the party. Click to expand... wouldn't you think it will lose more confidence on t...Leave a comment:
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@docnextdoor, congratulations! It makes me think whether I should have pulled the plug and cut down already. instead, I delayed it for 6 months. I ...Leave a comment:
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my prediction 10-13kLeave a comment:
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well, Fed safety net is gone. Fed does not care about the stock market. They won't change the plan unless it affects the real economy. Everyone...Leave a comment:
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hatton1 wrote: No one knows. It seems bad right now because all indexes are falling. I sort of wish the bear would officially happen so people will stop talking about this is the l...Leave a comment:
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Dont_know_mind wrote: One thing which seems to be inconceivable currently, is that we see overvaluation at levels above year 2000 levels. I think that might happen and I would ascribe a subjective probability ...Leave a comment:
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Mankind888 wrote: don’t want to take any risks specially with my age. Other options are Click to expand... treasuries, no downside risk. buy businesses outside the market. create ...Leave a comment:
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We are starting this next year. I’m skeptical. I was about to cut down to part time but it made me cautious to see how much my salary may decline. Ours...Leave a comment:
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Maybe first step is define “accomplishment” for yourself. Is it more money, promotion, time freedom, another degree, training, business? 8years out...Leave a comment:
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The White Coat Investor wrote: You sound to me like you have too much money in stocks. I would suggest a less aggressive asset allocation and of course, a higher sav...Leave a comment:
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chicken little here
I understand that this group is mostly indexers who embrace buy and hold strategy. However, knowing stock market history, it is best to look at this... -
we have utma for all out kids. spouse likes managing it himself. he himself had some growing up. more flexibility on what you can use it for (not...Leave a comment:
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cash secured. if we lose it, we just use it for TLH.Leave a comment:
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We only do put options so the risk is more limited. Very interesting thread. I cannot help but recall a previous partner of my spouse, a very bril...Leave a comment:
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we did it for our kids. I am wondering whether I should continue for the storage. they are all healthy, thank God. I always worry what if they...Leave a comment:
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I always believed charity begins at home. I make sure my children are well provided. I came from a third world country. I have many family in need...Leave a comment:
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Kamban wrote: I thought attraction of the thread title to Crixus was like a dead and rotting water buffalo to a Komodo dragon. How come he has no smelled the prey and c...Leave a comment:
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Dont_know_mind wrote: you think job security is a worry in medicine then it is much worse in finance. Hedge funds, active funds and prop trading firms are on the long term slide. Click to expand... tot...Leave a comment:
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my husband attended a Perry Marshall meeting for entrepreneurs. they give you suggestions on how to improve your business. One thing he mentioned...Leave a comment:
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The White Coat Investor wrote: MLM selling outdoor gear Click to expand... next project for the wci empire?...Leave a comment:
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Zaphod wrote: Put it all in GE baby. Click to expand... IMHO, dividends are just bonuses on buying stocks. It should not be the main focus of why you are investing on a company. As for u...Leave a comment:
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It made me look at my statements when I started. internal medicine- pcp here. I am in a semi-rural area in the east coast. when I started with my...Leave a comment:
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I do not know much about realtyshares as well. I realized that my spouse is in their email list. This is an update from PIMD I received through my...Leave a comment:
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My friend’s fa has a similar approach. they have reached their financial goals with their fa. Despite they have accumulated a lot, they have stayed...Leave a comment:
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Market is cyclical. History repeats itself. I don’t have a specific stock bond allocation. If I were to approximate it, 70% treasuries, 10%private business,...Leave a comment:
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I read market news all the time. my wsj is on while I am at work. But, I do not look at my accounts. I guess I stopped trusting online sites like...Leave a comment:
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Dont_know_mind wrote: he doesn’t actually share his thought or stratgey openly or honestly from what I can discern. After having read everything I have on him, I have no coherent idea of what his st...Leave a comment:
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jfoxcpacfp wrote: And how do you suggest one accomplishes that? Click to expand... facebook is not in my radar. one can read financial statements and see if the pri...Leave a comment:
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facebook and google does tracking so whatever you search or clicked, you see ads on it everywhere. I bought something and the store kept messaging me...Leave a comment:
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Tim wrote: Are you really investing in 100x earnings? Hopefully you have valuations with significant growth that would payoff sooner that 100 years if you were investing. Th...Leave a comment:
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Does anyone in this forum we are in a bubble? I personally think we are. Cxirius has some points. I am not a gold bug but it is alarming how expensi...Leave a comment:
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I thought I was fit until I saw this thread. I exercise almost daily. I follow whatever program I choose on Beachbody on demand. Now, I’m doing LIIFT...Leave a comment:
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We’re still green (barely) when There’s a buzz of correction. That’s exciting for us....Leave a comment:
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Still perplexed why it’s worth $56billion. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/10/26/tesla-faces-criminal-probe-over-allegedly-misstating-production-numbers-...Leave a comment:
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OP, congratulations! Looking forward to your contribution here on your next phase.Leave a comment:
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there's something seriously wrong. Maybe he really wants to remove himself from TESLA so when it goes bust, he can blame SEC and SEC wants him to stay...Leave a comment:
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I agree with this thread. We've called electrician and contractor for our home repairs, no reply. business common sense- callback a client that wants...Leave a comment:
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Just my personal opinion and experience. Look into financial statements, potential growth and how do they plan to grow it. How much are the founder...Leave a comment:
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My kids are young and I support them whatever their aspirations are. We will emphasize to them choosing a career that will pay the bills. hobbies...Leave a comment:
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