SubscribeLinks and Reading for March 4th
March 4, 2009 1:00 am
Some of the more interesting and important items for March 4th :
- U.S. Auto Sales Plunged in February – Here is a surprise. Now, how much more do they get this month from taxpayers? How about a free car for each of us?
- General Motors Said to Be in Talks to Buy Back Steering Unit From Delphi – Isn't it clear that GM cannot drive?
- Madoff seeks to keep NYC penthouse, $62M in assets (AP) – That makes sense
- AIG Is Sued by Former CEO Maurice Greenberg Over Allegedly Inflated Shares – The sharks are finally eating each other
- Investors can tap ETFs to diversify company 401(k) plans – MarketWatch – Finally, someone has started to think outside the box…
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To: Andrew and all other Disciplined Investors:
How terribly sad and how uninformed and desperate people must be to follow this method. Wouldn't it just be simpler to write out a check to the market? Read the intro line – "Focus on things that are really important…" So, a person's financial condition and management isn't important? OMG this is sickness.
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It makes for a good headline I suppose, same as ” the lazy persons guide to car maintenance” . But while it may work for a while, when you ignore the warning signs of low oil and the engine light, you are going to be in trouble, the fix is not to ignore or simply add gas, that could hurt even more.
Andrew