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February 15, 2009 at 11:16 AM #346598February 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM #346944bob2007Participant
Thanks for posting this information. He can claim things changed from the time he wrote his book, but the fact he is losing money proves the point because he can adjust is investments to market conditions.
February 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM #347056bob2007ParticipantThanks for posting this information. He can claim things changed from the time he wrote his book, but the fact he is losing money proves the point because he can adjust is investments to market conditions.
February 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM #347189bob2007ParticipantThanks for posting this information. He can claim things changed from the time he wrote his book, but the fact he is losing money proves the point because he can adjust is investments to market conditions.
February 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM #346623bob2007ParticipantThanks for posting this information. He can claim things changed from the time he wrote his book, but the fact he is losing money proves the point because he can adjust is investments to market conditions.
February 15, 2009 at 11:48 AM #347090bob2007ParticipantThanks for posting this information. He can claim things changed from the time he wrote his book, but the fact he is losing money proves the point because he can adjust is investments to market conditions.
February 15, 2009 at 11:54 AM #347199Allan from FallbrookParticipantDuke: I’d like to amplify your post a little bit further, and point out the number of attorneys this country mints versus those in the science and technical professions. Hell, you had people with degrees in high order mathematics (the so-called “quants”) going to work on Wall Street because that’s where the money was.
We need to fix our educational system, along with our values system. The fact that we’re rapidly becoming the world’s worst educated, but most well armed third world nation should alarm the shit out of everyone.
Did you ever see the movie “Idiocracy”? Funny as hell and scary as hell, all at the same time.
February 15, 2009 at 11:54 AM #346954Allan from FallbrookParticipantDuke: I’d like to amplify your post a little bit further, and point out the number of attorneys this country mints versus those in the science and technical professions. Hell, you had people with degrees in high order mathematics (the so-called “quants”) going to work on Wall Street because that’s where the money was.
We need to fix our educational system, along with our values system. The fact that we’re rapidly becoming the world’s worst educated, but most well armed third world nation should alarm the shit out of everyone.
Did you ever see the movie “Idiocracy”? Funny as hell and scary as hell, all at the same time.
February 15, 2009 at 11:54 AM #347066Allan from FallbrookParticipantDuke: I’d like to amplify your post a little bit further, and point out the number of attorneys this country mints versus those in the science and technical professions. Hell, you had people with degrees in high order mathematics (the so-called “quants”) going to work on Wall Street because that’s where the money was.
We need to fix our educational system, along with our values system. The fact that we’re rapidly becoming the world’s worst educated, but most well armed third world nation should alarm the shit out of everyone.
Did you ever see the movie “Idiocracy”? Funny as hell and scary as hell, all at the same time.
February 15, 2009 at 11:54 AM #347100Allan from FallbrookParticipantDuke: I’d like to amplify your post a little bit further, and point out the number of attorneys this country mints versus those in the science and technical professions. Hell, you had people with degrees in high order mathematics (the so-called “quants”) going to work on Wall Street because that’s where the money was.
We need to fix our educational system, along with our values system. The fact that we’re rapidly becoming the world’s worst educated, but most well armed third world nation should alarm the shit out of everyone.
Did you ever see the movie “Idiocracy”? Funny as hell and scary as hell, all at the same time.
February 15, 2009 at 11:54 AM #346632Allan from FallbrookParticipantDuke: I’d like to amplify your post a little bit further, and point out the number of attorneys this country mints versus those in the science and technical professions. Hell, you had people with degrees in high order mathematics (the so-called “quants”) going to work on Wall Street because that’s where the money was.
We need to fix our educational system, along with our values system. The fact that we’re rapidly becoming the world’s worst educated, but most well armed third world nation should alarm the shit out of everyone.
Did you ever see the movie “Idiocracy”? Funny as hell and scary as hell, all at the same time.
February 15, 2009 at 12:09 PM #347115BubblesitterParticipantI’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.
I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.
Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.
It is truly caveat emptor out there.
That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.
Bubblesitter
February 15, 2009 at 12:09 PM #346647BubblesitterParticipantI’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.
I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.
Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.
It is truly caveat emptor out there.
That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.
Bubblesitter
February 15, 2009 at 12:09 PM #347214BubblesitterParticipantI’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.
I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.
Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.
It is truly caveat emptor out there.
That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.
Bubblesitter
February 15, 2009 at 12:09 PM #347081BubblesitterParticipantI’ve come to believe that the only one you can trust with your own money is yourself.
I have spent countless hours trying to educate myself on the financial world and the best places to put my hard earned money, even going so far as getting a part-time MBA with finance concentration a few years back. I lost a bundle in the dot com collapse, and I don’t want to repeat it this this debacle.
Many of the “experts” on Wall street are well versed on how to maximize their own personal gain. Many financial advisors are not worth their salt.
It is truly caveat emptor out there.
That being said, Peter Schiff has been right about alot of things and was a proverbial “canary in the coalmine” at the peak of the bubble.
Bubblesitter
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