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February 12, 2008 at 6:09 PM #11802February 12, 2008 at 6:27 PM #152375
Bugs
ParticipantSaying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.
In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.
February 12, 2008 at 6:27 PM #152653Bugs
ParticipantSaying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.
In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.
February 12, 2008 at 6:27 PM #152656Bugs
ParticipantSaying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.
In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.
February 12, 2008 at 6:27 PM #152680Bugs
ParticipantSaying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.
In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.
February 12, 2008 at 6:27 PM #152753Bugs
ParticipantSaying “it’s a waste of money” is the equivalent of looking for the silver lining in the cloud – that would be the best case scenario. It’s really worse than a waste of money.
In addition to the money we lose directly by throwing it at the sinking boat, we also lose more indirectly via the prolonged losses in the general economy.
February 12, 2008 at 10:38 PM #152495stansd
ParticipantNot to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.
Stan
February 12, 2008 at 10:38 PM #152777stansd
ParticipantNot to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.
Stan
February 12, 2008 at 10:38 PM #152780stansd
ParticipantNot to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.
Stan
February 12, 2008 at 10:38 PM #152801stansd
ParticipantNot to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.
Stan
February 12, 2008 at 10:38 PM #152877stansd
ParticipantNot to mention the moral hazard it creates. I’m starting to wonder if my rationality and focus on the fundamentals is actually irrational. There seems to be much more money to be made as a lemming who follows the madness if crowds and takes the government’s king offer to write free puts on whatever hair brained investment idea gone wrong was en vogue three years prior.
Stan
February 13, 2008 at 10:30 AM #152910cr
Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
ROFL. Good one.
Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.
February 13, 2008 at 10:30 AM #153010cr
Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
ROFL. Good one.
Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.
February 13, 2008 at 10:30 AM #152935cr
Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
ROFL. Good one.
Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.
February 13, 2008 at 10:30 AM #152914cr
Participant“Can the MSM, politicians, and Fed just be honest?”
ROFL. Good one.
Until the long term effects of their recklessness catches up to them, and they’re left waiting for another handout because they already ate all their candy.
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