You always hear about how teachers get paid so little, and I am in school to be an elementary school teacher. The money doesn't matter to me really, I love kids and the look in their eyes when something *clicks* gives me such an amazing feeling, but I dont want to be just barely scraping by either. Is the money as bad as people say? Can teachers be comfortable finance wise?
I live comfortably… maybe not as comfortably as I'd like, but I don't seem to have any more or less money than my other college grad friends. I do know that I won't ever make millions, and I can tell pretty much what I'll be making in ten years.
My income is steady, and predictable. I don't get bonuses, and I don't get paid during the summer, so I need to budget for that, but I have the car I want, I don't live in the 'hood, and I take some fairly nice vacations… not 4 star, but I'm good.
I also have a solvent retirement plan and a good medical insurance.
Is it time to go short on clothes retailer next? Who are Park Group and why are they a good investment despite a desperately poor market? And what are they ways to make money in the Gold market? Find out all that and more in today’s show.
So far we’ve failed the key 11700 area I’ve been sharing with you for some time now. So here are your key levels for tomorrow, and also my thoughts for investors looking for new positions!
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Tonight we have another important setup learning lesson, and once again we failed the key 11700 area I’ve been sharing with you for some time now. So now what? Look for a another big move as we close in on the end of the consolidation!