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yeah well...if you were in my place, you'd have the same crappy attitude
no matter how much time goes by, things just don't change, and you guys consistently read garbage
it's like you can't differentiate between what is a bad text and a good text
none of these texts you read are on any university course recommended readings lists...this means the books are bad
likewise, none of these books have any industry recognition, because they are not research driven, quant-focused, and nor do they follow any standards for technical training...this means the books are bad
e.g. if you apply for a job in finance and tell the interviewer that you've read a "finance book" like Multiple Streams of Income, or some other rubbish, you're gonna see the visual manifestation of my shitty attitude in the interviewer, smirking right back at you
and yet again, none of these books you read are written by academic researchers, who have no profit motive and simply write the truth - as it's tested by evidence. what you are reading is written by hacks, who are telling you what you wanna hear, and omitting everything which is not accessible to a 13 year old level intelligence ('caus then, who'd buy the books?!).
read proper books on money management. start with kiplinger or the portable mba series
Last edited by akula; 07-27-2007 at 11:29 AM.
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