RE:RE:What industry are you in? I think it's important to regularly take stock. Critically look at where I stand. That said, I would have to seriously consider my station in life if I wrote this. I'd probably throw away all my internet connected devices and buy a plane ticket to a rehab. To be so painfully stupid in public would be a bridge too too too far.
SamDiego wrote: I am considered a world renowned expert at equating the degree of reading comprehension amongst investors with the prevalence, and growth of their escalating unrealized stock losses.
For example, we had a test subject the other day who admitted to having a 90% unrealized loss in his initial capital investment made a number of years ago. We therefore constructed a panel of other leading experts to delve into this unusual occurrence further. What the panel uncovered was never witnessed this before by anyone. They discovered that this subject was advised many times by others from the time he was offside only 5% to sell, and thereby mitigating his losses and retaining a good portion of his original capital. And then we discovered why he did not heed their advice. IT WAS GIVEN TO HIM IN PRINT and he lacked the reading comprehension to understand what they were advising him to do.
This test case became even more convoluted when it was discovered that throughout this same period the subject in question was advising others not to purchase and with the implicit message to even sell. It was concluded that only 5% of his existing reading comprehension could account for this and therefore they concluded that it was due to a very low emotional and intellectual IQ. They exhaustedly searched for others causes, but could discover none.
These findings were so rare that they are now known medically to what is referred to as a TD29 low IQ mixed emotion deficient reading skill overlap. Word has it that worms from a rare species of potato may be the culprit, but further studies are indeed necessary