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The fiscal cliff doesn't matter, writes The Brooklyn Investor. Selling stocks because you are...
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Sunday, December 2, 2012, 9:38 PM ETThe fiscal cliff doesn't matter, writes The Brooklyn Investor. Selling stocks because you are worried about it is a mistake; so is buying because you think it will be resolved. To help ignore the noise, he says, think of Buffett's 20-hole punchcard - invest as if you'll only ever be allowed to make 20 decisions.
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trading on the thing that is what everyone is talking about is not the thing that is going to generate alpha for you
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They have spent us into a hole, and will not, indeed, cannot, stop funding their personal life styles at the expense of the American Taxpayers.
Think about it. We have just gone through an election cycle. Why would someone spend a BILLION dollars to gain an office which pays less than $500,000?
Greed, ego and graft. When you are living like a king, why would you vote to change any of that?
Kick the can down the road. Is there anyone who doesn't believe otherwise?