Here’s why selling out is dangerous I’m buying small amounts of gold and silver bullion: not enough to seriously hedge anything, just for the peace
readLoosely quoting Steven Saville here (can’t find the article): Most people invest 100% of their money hoping for 10% return. Rational speculator invests 10-20% of
readDonald Henry Rumsfeld (born July 9, 1932) is a U.S. politician and businessman, who was the 13th Secretary of Defense under President Gerald Ford from
readHere’s my Lazy Canadian iShares portfolio performance to August 3rd (inclusive). All the gains since May has been wiped out and it now stands at
readI’m ashamed to admit, but until recently I thought that subprime mortgages meant variable mortgages with rates “prime minus x%”, like the one we have.
readIt’s good for my soul. I’m experiencing no sellers remorse, just happy to be rid of it. The amount at stake was small, so I
readDo you see anything wrong with this chart? U.S. Dollar to Canadian Dollar Exchange Rate – 3 Month Chart Click to enlarge So the U.S.
readI’m bullish on the market for now. Average PE’s are uber-low and the market has been generoulsy “peppered” with the negative sentiment and fallout expectations
readAs emailed on July 22, 2007 by Lorne Woods, Investor Relations person: “Hello we believe the C1 cost to be in the mid-60’s.” C1: Direct
readThis is my opinion for the record. Let’s see what will really happen. Rebound qualifications: I say that UNB.V will be $0.72, FCO.TO – $0.80-0.82,
readWe ordered our plane tickets 6 weeks in advance. Now, about 3 weeks before the flight our exact fare would cost us $146 more for
readNearly got caught up in the panic of the last few days, but haven’t sold anything yet, not for a gain, not for a loss.
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