No Wait, Please Do Quit
Speaking of bad financial advice, since Stephen Harper's suggestion on, if I recall correctly, October 8, that it was a good time to buy stocks, the TSX has gone from 10,055 to 8,117 - a drop of almost 20% - ouch! Normally, I'd say don't quit your day job, but in this case....
Meanwhile, I keep writing posts about our current media and political and economic problems, but as I dig around for links to stories, I keep seeing reminders that there are other stocks that are more important, and in even more trouble.
Meanwhile, I keep writing posts about our current media and political and economic problems, but as I dig around for links to stories, I keep seeing reminders that there are other stocks that are more important, and in even more trouble.
Labels: an economist not a financial advisor, financial crisis, Harper, stock market
2 Comments:
Interesting the way you put it. Your other statement happened to catch my eye as well. All of a sudden, I have been receiving a real high number of hits on an article I posted a few weeks ago concerning the Governor General. Also, you might really get a chuckle out of the one I wrote on the U.S. government teaching financial literacy. Anyway, keep writing. I sort new to the blog thing but definitely passionate. Your feedback or suggestions would be welcome
By Anonymous, at 5:45 PM
Oops, I mistyped the URL to my own site. Hard for you to take a look with the incorrect URL.
By Anonymous, at 5:47 PM
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