Posted:
#126
Where is investments section holic?
Good Morning Columbus!!! The Day has come. The game we all been waiting for!!!
Posted:
#127
Quote Originally Posted by LAGameofInches:
anyone else liking Cincinnati? trends point in their direction and I think every one of Houston's wins are super close this year. 6 points waaaaaaaay too many at this point of the season for teams jostling for standings.
anyone else liking Cincinnati? trends point in their direction and I think every one of Houston's wins are super close this year. 6 points waaaaaaaay too many at this point of the season for teams jostling for standings.
Hmmm
Tulsa 76-43
Witch 76-43
Tulan 75-62
UCF 66-49
Looks like all Home GM blowouts. What close game trends are you referring too????
Posted:
#130
Quote Originally Posted by HokusPokus:
Quote Originally Posted by LAGameofInches:
anyone else liking Cincinnati? trends point in their direction and I think every one of Houston's wins are super close this year. 6 points waaaaaaaay too many at this point of the season for teams jostling for standings.
Hmmm Tulsa 76-43 Witch 76-43 Tulan 75-62 UCF 66-49 Looks like all Home GM blowouts. What close game trends are you referring too????anyone else liking Cincinnati? trends point in their direction and I think every one of Houston's wins are super close this year. 6 points waaaaaaaay too many at this point of the season for teams jostling for standings.
Thanks for the call out b/c you're absolutely correct I meant CINCINNATI has played the games close. All games in February decided by 6 or less whether a win or loss. No worries though just sharing it will take it on my own and collect. Was wondering what people thought and it's obvious what you think :)
Posted:
#131
Quote Originally Posted by LAGameofInches:
Quote Originally Posted by HokusPokus:
Thanks for the call out b/c you're absolutely correct I meant CINCINNATI has played the games close. All games in February decided by 6 or less whether a win or loss. No worries though just sharing it will take it on my own and collect. Was wondering what people thought and it's obvious what you think :)[/Quote
Quote Originally Posted by LAGameofInches:
anyone else liking Cincinnati? trends point in their direction and I think every one of Houston's wins are super close this year. 6 points waaaaaaaay too many at this point of the season for teams jostling for standings.
Hmmm Tulsa 76-43 Witch 76-43 Tulan 75-62 UCF 66-49 Looks like all Home GM blowouts. What close game trends are you referring too????anyone else liking Cincinnati? trends point in their direction and I think every one of Houston's wins are super close this year. 6 points waaaaaaaay too many at this point of the season for teams jostling for standings.
Gotcha...Right! Natty's been keeping it close on the road against un-ranked teams. At home, Houston has been annihilating un-ranked teams. That's all I'm saying to keep a look out for. I was looking at the game too.
Posted:
#132
Quote Originally Posted by gambleholic63:
Thanks you FD. It would be great if some of you guys would pop in over in the investments section from time to time. There are a lot of great ideas over there with a ton of real money making opportunities. As far as cars go, I only bought two new cars on credit and that was when I was in my 20's and 30's. To me, if you are concerned about building wealth, then you should only be driving a car that you can pay cash for unless you are just getting established in life. The problem is that ALL of the auto makers are now steering car buyers to THEIR most profitable deals by pushing for potential buyers to lease vehicles. Put XXX down and pay only XXX a month is so appealing for the "Keeping up with the Jones's" crowd. Unfortunately, it is the person that leases a vehicle that is absorbing the depreciation of the vehicle when it declines in value 40% over three years. The concept of auto leasing has economically saved automakers. Without leasing many would have gone bankrupt.
Thanks you FD. It would be great if some of you guys would pop in over in the investments section from time to time. There are a lot of great ideas over there with a ton of real money making opportunities. As far as cars go, I only bought two new cars on credit and that was when I was in my 20's and 30's. To me, if you are concerned about building wealth, then you should only be driving a car that you can pay cash for unless you are just getting established in life. The problem is that ALL of the auto makers are now steering car buyers to THEIR most profitable deals by pushing for potential buyers to lease vehicles. Put XXX down and pay only XXX a month is so appealing for the "Keeping up with the Jones's" crowd. Unfortunately, it is the person that leases a vehicle that is absorbing the depreciation of the vehicle when it declines in value 40% over three years. The concept of auto leasing has economically saved automakers. Without leasing many would have gone bankrupt.
Or you own a business and buy autos to write off of your taxes. With the new exemption my 2019 Ford Raptor was 100% write off 
. I know people who are writing off Range Rovers - that’s a bit egregious to me but to each their own.
Posted:
#137
Quote Originally Posted by gambleholic63:
Quote Originally Posted by PimpJuice804:
Where is investments section holic?
Go to "ALL FORUMS" and then to Special Interests....it's half way down the list.Where is investments section holic?
Will certainly check it out...Thanks (and thanks to you too Smacks) and good luck.
Peace.
Hot Forum Topics
Established in 1995,Covers is the world
leader in sports
betting information.
Covers is verified safe by:
Copyright © 1995 - 2026 Genius Sports. All Rights Reserved.
If you choose to make use of any information on this website including online sports betting services from any websites that may be featured on this website, we strongly recommend that you carefully check your local laws before doing so.It is your sole responsibility to understand your local laws and observe them strictly.Covers does not provide any advice or guidance as to the legality of online sports betting or other online gambling activities within your jurisdiction and you are responsible for complying with laws that are applicable to you in your relevant locality.Covers disclaims all liability associated with your use of this website and use of any information contained on it.As a condition of using this website, you agree to hold the owner of this website harmless from any claims arising from your use of any services on any third party website that may be featured by Covers.