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My Comments: I suggested the other day that it wasn’t a question of would the stock market crash, it was when it would crash. This author, who has enough credibility to be published in a global financial forum, pulled out of the markets about a month ago. I’m very tempted to do the same. What …
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My Comments: You can accuse me of bias since for many years I’ve sold annuities like those described here to hundreds of people. Many years ago, I was a registered stockbroker, sold equities, and then realized the downside for my clients was more than I was prepared for. Perhaps some of that was a lack …
My Comments: Once again, my left blinker is working instead of the right one. Some of my readers have been upset that I’m urging caution with their money. On one hand, they may be right, and on the other they may lose their shirts. Frankly, I have NO idea when it will happen, just that …
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My Comments: Here we go again! One day all is well, the next day we’re all going to Hell, and then the next day or week, “never mind folks, all is good”. It's the same with vaccinations. Here, you'll want to read to the very last sentence. My take is that if you’re young, or …
My Comments: Here is Murphy's Laws Part Six, the last from my original list that I'm sharing. As mentioned before, the order in which they appear seems to have no rational explanation but appeared this way in the file I was given many years ago. -Klipstein's Lament: All warranty and guarantee clauses are voided by …
My Comments: Among the world of thought leaders I follow in the world of money, is a man by the name of James Dahle. He runs a site called The White Coat Investor. His primary audience is fellow physicians whose financial skills fall far behind their medical skills. Several times a week I get …
Murphy's Laws - Part 5 My Comments: Here is Murphy's Laws Part Five. This is the 5th of six such lists that I'm sharing. As I mentioned earlier, the order in which they appear seems to have no rational explanation but appeared this way in a file I got many years ago. Lewis' Law: People …
My Comments: To my mind, inflation is an existential threat when it routinely exceeds a certain percentage as defined annually. The challenge is to effectively define what is included in the measurement of cost increases and then to apply the resulting number to those who are affected. Those range at one end from those living …
My Comments: Here is Murphy's Laws Part Four. This is the 4th of six such lists that I'm sharing with everyone. As mentioned earlier, they're in no particular order, so please don't assume I'm just lazy. -Jone's Motto: Friends come and go but enemies accumulate. -Churchill's commentary on man: Man will occasionally stumble over the …
My Comments: If you cry “wolf” often and long enough, you might actually see a wolf. My chances here in north central Florida are slim to none compared with someone in Alaska, but that ignores the metaphor associated with crying “wolf”. It simply means something bad is likely to happen. I sit and write this …
