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I live a few miles from Warren Buffett.  He drives a 3-year-old Cadillac and his suits look to be right off the rack.  He lives in the house he got from his parents (he grew up in the house).  It's nice and in a nice neighborhood, but nothing lavish.  He's very down-to-earth and has informed his kids they're each getting $1M when he dies; the rest goes to the Gates Foundation and a few other ...

Parece que hay consenso total y no seré yo el que discrepe. La clave la habéis citado muchos en vuestros comentarios, EL FUTURO ES IMPREDECIBLE EN SISTEMAS DINÁMICOS NO LINEALES, y espero que poquito a poco nos vayamos dando cuenta más y más inversores. El día que dejen de preguntar en los consultorios de intereconomía por "como ve este valor" será señal de que la audiencia ha aprendido que por ...

http://dailyreckoning.com/freak-show-2 / Governments benefit from 'teaser' rates. Wait 'til they come to an end... There are so many breathtaking things going on around us we practically suffocate. Last week, three-month US Treasury-bills yielded all of 0.015% interest. Some yields were below zero. In effect, investors gave the government money. The government thanked them and promised to ...

Tell that to Bill Gates. Or Warren Buffett. Or Carlos Slim.

Quote from deaddog: I checked out C2; 7 systems; only 3 show as profitable. Of these: the Superbands hasn't been active for a year. the pair trading scalper has not been profitable in 2009 looks to be down about 10k the other pair trading one has only one trade. Tough to rate a system with only one trade. However it was a good trade, but seeing as how all the other systems...

Quote: Originally Posted by BrianBM I'm one of those Democrats who is disappointed in President Obama. I'd hoped for a far more radical President, like the one who occupies the fantasy life of most Republican posters here. Instead, we have a cautious, middle-of-the-road personality who has done nothing to undo the universal spy state ...

The Daily Reckoning Presents: Governments around the world are borrowing like there's no tomorrow...and if this "faux-recovery" keeps going the way it has been, there might not be - at least not for those "trapped by the logic of Keynesianism." Bill Bonner explains... Freak Show By Bill Bonner London, England . There are so many breathtaking things going on around us we practically ...

Wondering wrote: Clinton was a good president. When he left office it was the last time we saw a budget surplus. A major accomplishment coming off the back to back disasters of Reagan and George 'New World Order' Bush. Speaking of "looters", listen to Warren Buffett slamming your heros: http://www.youtube.com/watch... Clinton was a terrible president and that "surplus" was the ...

Quote: Originally Posted by grapico I mean what kind of name recognition do you want? That they have a nice football program and you see a lot of t-shirts? Most competent HR people know the difference in Amherst vs. University of Nebraska for example, as do graduate advisors... The second richest American, Warren...

ZHU_GE_LIANG wrote: u guys dun be stupid... for sg stocks, TA dun apply! Lets say, Yanlord goes up... the reason is because BB buys up.. if Yanlord goes down, it is becos got many sellers, BB sells off.. NOT BECAUSE OF YOUR DISILLUSIONED TA, where it hit whatever MACD or bollinger indicator... or hit whichever fiboCCB retracement or any idi0t ...