I watch the markets on a daily basis, and attempt to stay informed as to what is happening in the world. To be honest it isn’t a easy task as there is so much information to digest. Alas, that is the beauty of the Internet. Anyways, I started to notice a similar feeling [...]
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17 Sep, 2008
Stocks for the LONG LONG LONG term
Posted by: gauntlett In: Economy|Federal Reserve|Finance|Investing
“The best therapeutic move for long-term investors is to turn off your TV so as not to get caught up in all of the sensational headlines. The stock market has been and will continue to be the best source for wealth creation over the long-term.” –Patrick J O’Hare, Briefing.com I love hearing that the stock [...]
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- kerz: haeh heh! excellent. too late though! and it is a canard to pretend the republicans are deeply concerned. the rot is bipartisan.
- kerz: Like your comment. 2 sources of income: taxes and "quant easing" HA HA. so true.Imagine, a 3rd world country is liberalizing, while US having
- kerz: haeh heh! excellent. too late though! and it is a canard to pretend the republicans are deeply concerned. the rot is bipartisan.
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The name is Trevor Gauntlett... I tend to like to question everything and don't like to take things at face value. There is always an alternative story to everything. My focus is the economy and finance with a desire for personal liberties and rights.
