Re: China considers starting a WWIII

On Sep 9, 11:03 pm, Greendistantstar <Greendistants...@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Appledog wrote:
On Sep 9, 10:34 pm, Greendistantstar <Greendistants...@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Appledog wrote:
I usually take my profit out around 100% (as a general rule) although
I am sure a few of these will be 500%-5000% propositions.
High return = high risk

Of course, some folk don't see this, like they did with US residential
property. Same mindset, (make a quick buck) different commodity.

Better to work hard, save assiduously and invest patiently; it pays
better in the long run.
Says the guy who claims his monthly dividend cheque is greater than my
net worth ;-) Tsk tsk peter.

Where's the contradiction?

You know, if you hired someone like me,
you could probably make twice what you're making now every month, at
no significant added risk. In fact with me at the helm I'd probably
cut your exposure to risk in half without harming the bottom line at
all.

Sorry, no vacancies at the moment.

And my fees are very reasonable. We can start with a loss-indemnifying
1% per annum (i.e. i don't get paid if you lose money). Let me know -
you can send me a private email if you don't want anyone here to know
you're doing business with me.

A very kind offer, but whatever business we would do, you would be
paying me, not the other way around.

Anyone who listened to my calls the last 2 years made 300%. It's all
on record. Just ask yourself how much money you made last year. If it
was less than 300% and you feel happy with that, fine. Otherwise you
should give me a phone call. The offer will stand until you come to
your senses.

And hey, if you prefer to invest only in Australian companies, I'm
more than able to work around that constraint. There are many
opportunities in Australia along the lines of what I've said here, and
frankly it's one of the first places I look for opportunities, for
various reasons.

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