Charles-A. Rovira

Moving to a Trans-Industrial Paradigm

alan jacquemotte would have you believe that real estate is real.

That land was land and that its value was unchanging.

But if he owned land in Chernobil or New Orleans or Alaska during the second world war, he would have seem incredible change and fluctuation in the value of the land he would base his debt-free currency on.

Money is a relative thing and always will be because its a human invention.

In the Wake of Bear: I-Bank Regulation Now in Fed's Hands

This sad debacle is deserved comeuppance over the failure to come to terms and negotiate derivatives.

Instead you let the boys with the math degrees sell you a pig in a poke. (I use the "Warren Buffett" investment rule: I ask "Where's the value?" If I don't see it, I don't invest. [And I certainly DON'T EVER GAMBLE!})

Bend over boys and spread 'em.!

I'll buy you a cigar as a consolation prize if you can walk over to Barkley-Rex.