OUCH!,,
01-07-2021, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
I am amazed how many investment people (even professionals) do not take the advice of Benjamin Graham in the book the Intelligent Investor.
In the short term, the markets are a voting machine. In the long term markets are a weighing machine.
Warren Buffett says his investment foundation is 85% Benjamin Graham and 15% Phillip Fisher. These investment greats wrote books decades ago, and they still are relevant today.
01-07-2021, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by TransWorld
For your investment portfolio decision, do you think this is characteristic of a permanent problem that will affect the stock price several years down the road, or do you think it is a big speed bump now but once it is out of the way things will look better a few years down the road?
I am amazed how many investment people (even professionals) do not take the advice of Benjamin Graham in the book the Intelligent Investor.
In the short term, the markets are a voting machine. In the long term markets are a weighing machine.
Warren Buffett says his investment foundation is 85% Benjamin Graham and 15% Phillip Fisher. These investment greats wrote books decades ago, and they still are relevant today.
I am amazed how many investment people (even professionals) do not take the advice of Benjamin Graham in the book the Intelligent Investor.
In the short term, the markets are a voting machine. In the long term markets are a weighing machine.
Warren Buffett says his investment foundation is 85% Benjamin Graham and 15% Phillip Fisher. These investment greats wrote books decades ago, and they still are relevant today.
Oh well, I’ll leave it to the kids in the will. There isn’t that much of it anyway...
01-07-2021, 09:11 PM
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Well that would align with what I was reading in this report then:
https://www.commerce.senate.gov/serv...3-5634D9D3CEF6
There were some places in the document that referenced ongoing criminal investigations. This seems to fit the bill.
https://www.commerce.senate.gov/serv...3-5634D9D3CEF6
There were some places in the document that referenced ongoing criminal investigations. This seems to fit the bill.
01-16-2021, 04:49 PM
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And ANOTHER hit....
https://www.space.com/nasa-sls-megar...gine-test-fire
Boeing used to be a very competent company. It seems like more and more their work is over cost, over schedule, and defective.
Boeing used to be a very competent company. It seems like more and more their work is over cost, over schedule, and defective.
01-18-2021, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Excargodog
https://www.space.com/nasa-sls-megar...gine-test-fire
Boeing used to be a very competent company. It seems like more and more their work is over cost, over schedule, and defective.
Boeing used to be a very competent company. It seems like more and more their work is over cost, over schedule, and defective.
But I guess you get fireworks in the space business sometimes, it will be more telling what the root cause was... design failure, QC failure, or management-induced failure.
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