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Seems to always be a lot of I-wish-I-had-bought-some sour grapes showing up after any Buffett article.
All you have to do is check the 20 or 10-year charts to see how well he has done for his investors.
Of course there's no guarantee that he will continue producing at such high return levels, but I'm sure I won't b...more
Generally I don't mind anyone taking a good poke at big banks because, (1) they probably deserve it, and (2) everyone knows big banks are the main parasites of the 90%ers.
However, when someone like Wal-Mart decides to go a-banking, I worry even more that they can (and will) eventually develop into the same banking s...more
It's really shocking and shameful that MSN would allow this drivel to go out under their name.
PLEASE MSN, if you're going to let dollar-per-word hacks play like they actually know what they are writing about, at least have someone like Mirhaydari critique their 'gold' copy before they embarrass both themselves ...more
Don't be too hard on this wacko... he's a washed-up string plucker trying to get a headline once in awhile. It's gotta be hard on these former celebrities to accept the fact that they are no longer relevant to human kind in any way.
Go blow away one of your game farm Koalas, Teddy. You'll feel much better.