RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Peak-Oil Supply - on the Horizon...BarstoolSage wrote: Malx1==What I found interesting about the whole Trust Massacre is that the business fundamentals did not change. The tax structure did.
Taxation has driven lots of activity in my experience
Most similar to this ...people dumping shares for no good reason....was actually due to real estate tax shelters sold primarily to doctors that were exhanged units for publc company Acanthus shares.
Many doctors who had been tied to their tax shelters due to their unit illiquidity Once the company went public, many doctors, tired of the tax shelter holdings dumoed them in 1997\98 and by 2000 an initial takeover of $8 became $9 then just over
No value problem...great yield because of downward price pressure .....just emotional decision making due to a given history,,,
That's the thing, Sage.
We make poor decisions when emotions take over.
That goes for investments, the purchase of a 2023 Accord at the Honda dealership, a detached home in Toronto, you name it.
Takes nerves of steel to make the right choice and capture value.
How do we accomplish that?
I'd ask Kasking.
The man can sit with a pair of Aces at the poker table, a $100k cash pot in front of him.
He doesn't raise. He checks until his greedy opponents are All-in.
No sunglasses, no tells, no sweat.
Ice cold.
Then it hits..
