So is this actually intentional misleading of those who don't examine closely enough? Or is there a trend that should promote caution? Certainly not the first "head fake" that has been done, though.
I like text articles MUCH BETTER because then I can intently read them at my pace, re-reading those parts that need more understanding. And if my attention is distracted for a few moments I can backtrack and avoid missing any of the details. And with this site my presumption is that most of it is worth understanding. Modern technology could even be used to produce the text from the speech, if that were an excessive task. If your idea is worth presenting then it is worth putting into print.
This was something that I really want to understand better, but unfortunately the large amount of jargon and the abbreviations left some big holes in my understanding. I am not the financial professional, but rather one who has a reputable investment wizard producing my fortunes. Said wizard suggested that "TalkMarkets" would enhance my understanding about the mechanism of my wealth increasing. Thus I am an outsider left behind much of the time.
Thanks for a bit of clarification on the mechanism of dumb moves having serious consequences. I have seen the same elsewhere but the Nike example is far more "public".
This is an explanation of why long term thinking is far better than the short term grab for daily profits with no long term thinking. Thanks for the education and the understanding of how well the L brand is actually working.
Aside from the rampant greed precipitating the collapse, there was a whole lot of STUPIDITY among the regulators. Worse, many managers who should still be serving hard time in the slammer instead got rich. Surely there must be some level of punishment adequate to deter the actions of intense greed, but we have no lawmakers willing to implement it.
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Interesting indeed!
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It is interesting indeed that the marketing trick worked. How about another category besides bears and bulls, which would be "Weasels"??
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So is this actually intentional misleading of those who don't examine closely enough? Or is there a trend that should promote caution? Certainly not the first "head fake" that has been done, though.
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Very interesting indeed!!
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I like text articles MUCH BETTER because then I can intently read them at my pace, re-reading those parts that need more understanding. And if my attention is distracted for a few moments I can backtrack and avoid missing any of the details. And with this site my presumption is that most of it is worth understanding. Modern technology could even be used to produce the text from the speech, if that were an excessive task. If your idea is worth presenting then it is worth putting into print.
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This was something that I really want to understand better, but unfortunately the large amount of jargon and the abbreviations left some big holes in my understanding. I am not the financial professional, but rather one who has a reputable investment wizard producing my fortunes. Said wizard suggested that "TalkMarkets" would enhance my understanding about the mechanism of my wealth increasing. Thus I am an outsider left behind much of the time.
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Thanks for a bit of clarification on the mechanism of dumb moves having serious consequences. I have seen the same elsewhere but the Nike example is far more "public".
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This is an explanation of why long term thinking is far better than the short term grab for daily profits with no long term thinking. Thanks for the education and the understanding of how well the L brand is actually working.
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While quite informative the overall effect is depressing. Economic collapse is always very ugly.
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Aside from the rampant greed precipitating the collapse, there was a whole lot of STUPIDITY among the regulators. Worse, many managers who should still be serving hard time in the slammer instead got rich. Surely there must be some level of punishment adequate to deter the actions of intense greed, but we have no lawmakers willing to implement it.