Archive for the ‘fun’ Category
monopoly denominated mischief
centralize and bankrupt
here there is nothing left to corrupt
grand ambitions and broken dreams
but we must serve our master
born into it
time to get a loan that pays
bigger faster better
I need more
McMansions and happy meals make not a man rich
in health or spirits or wealth
someday somebody is going to pay for this
but who?
print enough to get through the day
kick the can
call it a plan
and who could have saw any harm in saving the day
trade away the future
just keep borrowing, consuming
one day it will all be ok
everyone will get ahead
except that raghead
we dropped a bomb on his head
mass murder beats socialism
in a democratic free capital society
regulate and subsidize
surprise surpirse
the math works out
move some digits and say its free
ignore inflation
we will tax the rich
they will fix the systemic risk
financial terrorists are our friends
if I can borrow a moment and a dollar, please let me pledge a trillion
have full faith, I have bought my way, and I will make you pay
not for service or goods or value
but simply for existing in perpetual serfdom
Gambling on Stocks
One of the biggest things that separates amateur investors from professional investors is the idea that money always needs to be at work or you risk missing out and losing to inflation. Most every organization in the financial and investing community benefits from ignorant money coming to the table and betting against them. But fewer and wiser trades built off from greater confidence are a better strategy for the average investor.
It’s a luscious mix of words and tricks
That let us bet when you know we should fold
– The Shins
Another big thing that separates amateurs from professionals is stop losses. Nobody is right 100% of the time, and a big part of growing wealth is minimizing losses. Tight stop-losses help you maintain gains and prevent losses.
Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1. – Warren Buffett