PLEASE FORGIVE THE SPELLING MISTAKES, just too long to edit, but you get the point!

In that area that was just me making an unprofessional mistake in business and I do regret that immensely.

I knew that I would make a few mistakes but went for it.

The serious mistake you are making is that you believe the citizens or even the federal government is somehow in control of things like demand for bonds and the associated interest rate.

Andrew, I am not telling you what to do but you do call yourself a "newbie" so let me say this; consider starting small so you can make small mistakes.

The buyer proceeds to work on house to the tune of $10,000 in work, while the seller still lives there (this was his big mistake).- On the day of the moveout the buyer goes to the lady's house and sees her still there, on her porch.

I have been carefully researching because I don't want to make too many mistakes trying to move on something too fast.

We as investors are important to these people, and usually they are willing to work hard to maintain their relationships with us, so sometimes it is better to let them work their but off, knowing they likely won't make the same mistake again.

However, you should get a pro to weigh in, since a mistake could lead to the entire IRA being disqualified.

I think I'm with Luis here, I'm very uncomfortable gambling on future tax rates and the future structure of the tax code, and it is a gamble, make no mistake.