RE: RE: iron credits I'm replying to myself. I retired on Oct 19th. 1981, not particularly because I wanted to, but because I had a couple of heart attacks, but do not feel sorry for me. I own my home, trade in my car on average every 31/2 years, and go to Europe on a river cruise, either every year, or every 18 months, depending on my health. I am certainly not rich, but I lucked out and had to foresite to invest when intrest rate were at 19%. I still invest, but, most of my stocks are in Banks, and companies like Suncor, Transcanada, etc. I do however love taking fliers, such as C.S., AXI, Eagle Star, anmd let me not forget Cosolidated Thompson. I try to do my D.D., and at the price of some of these "fliers", I can invest a little, to make a lot, if they come to fruition. If I don't live long enough to see the end results, than at least my decendants will be able to say, " wasn't Grandpa a wise man". Just my thoughts to age bashers.