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Old 09-03-2001, 08:15 AM   #17
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Horus - Egyptian Sky God
 

Join Date: March 4, 2001
Location: either CA or MO
Age: 43
Posts: 2,674
Do you go on the actions of its practitioners.

no, when you see a big opportunity posted on the front cover of an investment magzine, well, it is already too late. so don't follow the crowd


Do you go on the apparent benefits the worldview brings their mindset and life?
Perhaps you ignore the practitioners and look at the originator and their life.

see above


Do you focus on the ideas alone. Do the ideas inherant within a philosophy attract you?

well... whatever the most profitable goes, of course it must be legal and it must not be based on the harm of others


Do you incorporate different views under one umbrella? If so:

yes, I like to keep options open

(a)How do you balance the worth of accumulated wisdom within a balanced and layered view with your own perspective and the idea that you can know more than the originator(s).

your portfolio is proportional to the number of failures you encounter. the key is: failure is only a failure is you admits it. failures inspire winners and defeat losers. within your life time, you can generate more wealth than anyone on the earth!


(b)What is the balance between your behavioural choices and your theological/cosmic beliefs. Does one outweigh the other?

there is no balance, it is all about seeking opportunities and understand the risk


Have you had a supernatural experience?

yeah, when I just put all my budgets into a public company, BOOOM, market crash


Perhaps you have balanced all the above?

well, stay focused if you are poor. balance never grows, always remember: a risk is a risk because you are ignorant about it. balanced investment does not generate wealth

LOL, just kidding Yorick
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