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I don't know if you get billed for it, but why on earth would you do that?
I mean, I doubt you get billed for it, but definitely make sure you tell the management company you really thought the weather was getting dangerous or something.
As other said, invest ASAP in index funds.
However, have them read like one book on investing for dummies or something to that effect so they get an understanding of what things are. That will make them more likely to do it and do it correctly.
Not sure if it's rental worthy for the thread, but just saw 28 Years Later.
Gotta say, not a huge fan. Didn't come close to any part of 28 Days, was maybe half as good as 28 Weeks.
Problem is, if the line moves too much, they risk losing a lot of money if the end result is somewhere between where they started and the final line.
That's why they want to make a line where they think there will be equal betting on both sides. They want that line to move as little as...
Pretty obviously to try and get equal action.
I'd say that's 95% of the thought process, so I picked mostly.
It's also very possible/probable they know some things the public doesn't, and they'd be ok with setting a line knowing it will get 60/40 betting and be ok with it.
Ever notice when...
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