I am not surprised that the system is going down the drain if people invest the way you do & I think many professional managers also do.
While I may disagree with many views here including currencies precious metals etc, at least they have done some kind of analysis & come to a conclusion.
I really don''t understand the strategy of investing in the stockmarket when all the fundamentals & odds against it are so high based on the perception that the PTB will save you.
While ths may happen the odds against it are astronomical.
You are playing Russian roulette with 5 bullets in the chamber & hoping the gun is so rusty it won''t fire.
Raven''s methods
Started by norman, Oct 04 2008 05:10 PM
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#1Posted 04 October 2008 - 05:10 PM #2Posted 04 October 2008 - 07:28 PM
Same reason for long lineups for lottery tickets, the explosion in casino''s, whipping your kids silly to make it in pro sports...
The international bankers have done a great job of convincing TV nation that gambling is good. Its funny how I always hear the bought and paid for telling the masses that they must anticipate the jobs of the future while the existing ones get outsourced. What are they? What exactly is the most likely use of computers, communication networks, encryption, and databases: probing the atom or private money scheming? The future of finance is even more OUTLANDISH returns with even more ridiculous schemes. If the Brett Favre wannabees are whipping the hell out of their kids to make the big time in the NFL with no backup plan then it isn''t hard to figure that a crapload of funds losing their shirts means absolutely nothing as long as there are a few that do fantastically well. For example, the fascination with RenTech is mesmerizing. 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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