Comments on: Friday Finance Followers – I’m No History Professor Edition http://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition Where finance and reality meet Sat, 04 Feb 2012 21:54:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: MoneyEnergyhttp://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#comment-1974 MoneyEnergy Tue, 27 Oct 2009 20:14:29 +0000 http://www.suburbandollar.com/?p=2012#comment-1974 Si; Columbus was Italian. Nice reminder! I like how you turned the controversial post into a history lesson;) I'll have to read up on some of these articles, too. Si; Columbus was Italian. Nice reminder! I like how you turned the controversial post into a history lesson;) I’ll have to read up on some of these articles, too.

]]> By: Matt_SFhttp://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#comment-1973 Matt_SF Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:52:39 +0000 http://www.suburbandollar.com/?p=2012#comment-1973 Larry, Were you bullish on gold when it was at $250, or just a momentum investor? I've found there are three types: 1) those who invested in gold for the right reasons since proper portfolio allocation suggests you keep a small percentage in precious metals. 2) those who were bullish on gold when it was at $250 some time ago. 3) momentum players who want to keep the bullish sentiment in place so they can keep their gold coin eBay business going. Which might you be? As for having a clue, the same resentful comments were uttered on oil bubbles, real estate bubbles, and on and on. Larry,

Were you bullish on gold when it was at $250, or just a momentum investor?

I’ve found there are three types:

1) those who invested in gold for the right reasons since proper portfolio allocation suggests you keep a small percentage in precious metals.

2) those who were bullish on gold when it was at $250 some time ago.

3) momentum players who want to keep the bullish sentiment in place so they can keep their gold coin eBay business going.

Which might you be?

As for having a clue, the same resentful comments were uttered on oil bubbles, real estate bubbles, and on and on.

]]> By: Larryhttp://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#comment-1971 Larry Tue, 27 Oct 2009 18:55:48 +0000 http://www.suburbandollar.com/?p=2012#comment-1971 Matt_SF needs to get a clue about gold. i'm sure that's not the first he's heard that, i'm sure. he's right about a couple things like if it's not a good time to buy, but give me a brick of gold over some rice and beans...please. if the dollar goes kaput then gold will be the new dollar. think of it that way. Matt_SF needs to get a clue about gold. i’m sure that’s not the first he’s heard that, i’m sure. he’s right about a couple things like if it’s not a good time to buy, but give me a brick of gold over some rice and beans…please. if the dollar goes kaput then gold will be the new dollar. think of it that way.

]]> By: Kylehttp://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#comment-1963 Kyle Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:23:01 +0000 http://www.suburbandollar.com/?p=2012#comment-1963 Yes, it was King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain who agreed to finance the voyage. As I recently learned it was a loan that was to be repaid with spoils of the travel. I wasn't aware the Italians celebrate the holiday, it does make a little sense though as I am pretty certain Columbus was in fact Italian. Yes, it was King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain who agreed to finance the voyage. As I recently learned it was a loan that was to be repaid with spoils of the travel. I wasn’t aware the Italians celebrate the holiday, it does make a little sense though as I am pretty certain Columbus was in fact Italian.

]]> By: FFBhttp://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#comment-1961 FFB Thu, 22 Oct 2009 23:52:56 +0000 http://www.suburbandollar.com/?p=2012#comment-1961 Here's one thing I don't get about Columbus Day - It's celebrated by Italians but wasn't it the Spanish that agreed to finance the voyage (in fact they were the only one who would)? Shouldn't it be a Spanish holiday? Ehh, maybe I'm mistaken? Anyway, thanks for the mention! Here’s one thing I don’t get about Columbus Day – It’s celebrated by Italians but wasn’t it the Spanish that agreed to finance the voyage (in fact they were the only one who would)? Shouldn’t it be a Spanish holiday? Ehh, maybe I’m mistaken?

Anyway, thanks for the mention!

]]> By: Early Retirement Extremehttp://www.suburbandollar.com/2009/10/16/friday-finance-followers-im-no-history-professor-edition/#comment-1939 Early Retirement Extreme Sat, 17 Oct 2009 21:11:26 +0000 http://www.suburbandollar.com/?p=2012#comment-1939 I think it's a matter of definitions. We can use financial independence for one and financial freedom for another. I think it’s a matter of definitions. We can use financial independence for one and financial freedom for another.

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