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<p>[QUOTE="lucyray, post: 995574, member: 24565"]My husband used to say to his employees who might scoff at this or that (salesmen..) something like this, "...if I do MY job right (as CEO) you will always say there was no problem to begin with, because I will have headed it off.." or words to that effect, meaning, in regards to this particular subject (as you wrote), who knows what Y2K might have been had not all of the behind the scenes "scrambling" and patches etc.. taken place. Perhaps we DID stave off the Y2K "bug" (I don't mean we, I mean "WE" collectively..). I drink coffee out of my Y2K bug mug almost daily, to remind myself that perhaps we were just a bit ahead of our time for that instance. However, I have saved nearly every reference manual, and all the preparations "just in case someday". Personally, though I hope never to need any of it, (and I DO have a lot of supplies that most would never consider..) I am very ready, just in case. Most (or many?)people do not think beyond the moment, and that is probably why we are on the slippery slope right now. Regarding precious metals, everything I have was an "insurance policy" for the "worst case scenario", which is why I am so stumped now for what to do with it! Are we headed to bad times, or not? In my way of thinking, yes, it's just a matter of time.</p><p>Sounds perhaps like we were (or I am) whack jobs, but really, my husband was very educated, a midas touch kind of guy, very perceptive on people, brilliant with numbers, and very successful in business. We terminated a profit sharing plan for the whole company (created an opening for those who wanted a one time access to their funds) back in 98, with 2000 in mind. Rolled into a new plan with no consequence, a better plan, blah blah blah. He knew the rules very very well, and these times, he was sure would come (these that we see now). I am on this board for insight (as I have repeatedly written) to hear the "comments" of which you wrote -- they are what help me to understand these times better. So thank you for all of these comments that go back and forth. Why, I'm even looking around now to see what antique glass insulators do I have? <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> Seriously, I do struggle with the (real) meaning of devaluation, inflation, hyperinflation, and their impacts..and did I mention quantitive easing? Thanks again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lucyray, post: 995574, member: 24565"]My husband used to say to his employees who might scoff at this or that (salesmen..) something like this, "...if I do MY job right (as CEO) you will always say there was no problem to begin with, because I will have headed it off.." or words to that effect, meaning, in regards to this particular subject (as you wrote), who knows what Y2K might have been had not all of the behind the scenes "scrambling" and patches etc.. taken place. Perhaps we DID stave off the Y2K "bug" (I don't mean we, I mean "WE" collectively..). I drink coffee out of my Y2K bug mug almost daily, to remind myself that perhaps we were just a bit ahead of our time for that instance. However, I have saved nearly every reference manual, and all the preparations "just in case someday". Personally, though I hope never to need any of it, (and I DO have a lot of supplies that most would never consider..) I am very ready, just in case. Most (or many?)people do not think beyond the moment, and that is probably why we are on the slippery slope right now. Regarding precious metals, everything I have was an "insurance policy" for the "worst case scenario", which is why I am so stumped now for what to do with it! Are we headed to bad times, or not? In my way of thinking, yes, it's just a matter of time. Sounds perhaps like we were (or I am) whack jobs, but really, my husband was very educated, a midas touch kind of guy, very perceptive on people, brilliant with numbers, and very successful in business. We terminated a profit sharing plan for the whole company (created an opening for those who wanted a one time access to their funds) back in 98, with 2000 in mind. Rolled into a new plan with no consequence, a better plan, blah blah blah. He knew the rules very very well, and these times, he was sure would come (these that we see now). I am on this board for insight (as I have repeatedly written) to hear the "comments" of which you wrote -- they are what help me to understand these times better. So thank you for all of these comments that go back and forth. Why, I'm even looking around now to see what antique glass insulators do I have? :) :) Seriously, I do struggle with the (real) meaning of devaluation, inflation, hyperinflation, and their impacts..and did I mention quantitive easing? Thanks again.[/QUOTE]
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