But the comment caused an immediate stir in Washington and around the nation.
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But the comment caused an immediate stir in Washington and around the nation.
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I very much enjoy the Mesquite Local News.
But I have to question your tirade against the rich.
Sam Walton took an idea and built a phenomenal empire.
Bill Gates did the same.
Prior to my retirement in this lovely town, I worked as a corporate pilot for twenty five years.
I rubbed elbows with Warren Buffett in the hangar in Omaha as he deplaned, carried his own bags to a several year old Lincoln and drove to a fairly modest home.
I flew Tom Watson (IBM blue) to Eagle, Colorado.
These folks, and the multi-millionaire that employed me provided quite a few jobs, sir.
I also have carried Senator John McCain, Senator Chuck Hagle and others I can't remember as my personal responsibility.
As a retired USAF fighter pilot, I respect Senator McCain's service.
Several squadron mates and friends were privileged to serve with him in those "difficult times."
But in the course of this discussion, neither of them, nor many others in government have created a real job.
Sure, they have guaranteed pay raises, the very best health care, a short work week/month/year, and very seldom retire in poverty.
Now, if I were to pick on a gang to pillory, I would look to Foggy Bottom.
Let's start with Jimmy "Malaise" Carter, signatory to the CR(a)P, (may have mis-spelled that; could have been the CAP), lowering lending standards, coercing risky loans.
Who aided and abetted this foolishness?
Why, non other than B.J. Clinton.
Fast forward to Barney Frank, who assured us less knowledgeable that Fannie and Freddie were in great shape.
And then came the Mad Marxist with his litany of change.
And Biden.
And Pelosi.
This is the best we can do?
Well, change we got.
Hubris, banality, venality, mendacity and plain damn lies.
Almost daily I see the 21st century version of Joseph Goebbels stuttering, er, and, ah, but, stumbling his way through a "press conference."
Now I have my version of penalties for the gang.
You are far too cruel.
Bernie Madoff is going to reside in a 7.5x 8 foot Manhattan government subsidized condominium.
Please take my share of the "bailout" money, construct about 150 more of these, provide free orange jumpsuits for the criminal class in Congress, and I will die a happy old man, devoid of most of my investments, 30 or 40 percent of the value of the home I will pay for every month, and the extra money me and the missus have after groceries, gas, health care and gambling.
On second thought, let's get out the guillotine.
I am sick to death of these pissants.
My very best wishes that you may become wealthy in your endeavors.
I can only be glad, that now well into my 80th decade, I will not be around to see this great country fail.
-Richard N. Suter
Mesquite, Nevada
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Labels: Barrack Obama, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, Joe Biden, John McCain, Mesquite Local News, Nancy Pelosi, warren buffett
In this sixth installment of the Long vs Short series I am once again going to take look at the chart comparisons for a stock from the Share Investor Portfolio and compare the 10 year return (above chart) to the turmoil of the last year with a 1 year return chart (large chart at bottom of post).
In this series I want to show the merits of investing, using charts, for the long-term vs short term gains or losses. I will use the longest available data to me for the long-term view (10 years )and will make a comparison against the NZX50.
In this segment of Long vs Short I will take a look at Freightways Ltd [FRE.NZ]
I currently hold 8200 Freightway's shares after buying them in July 2006 (see small chart below for detail)
The company has been a good performer over its history and has lifted profit slightly over the last year.
Symbol | Price | Value | Earned |
$2.85 | $23370 | $164 | |
You own 8200 [FRE.NZ] shares
purchased at $2.83 [$23206] |
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The following is the full (unedited) interview of Jim Cramer by Jon Stewart on his Daily Show originally broadcast on 12 March 2009.
It is in three parts, part one is below, then part two & part three.
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Labels: CNBC, financial media, Jim Cramer, Jon Stewart, The Daily Show