Monthly Archives: February 2009
Self-Delusion
Every professional wants to believe he or she has the most unique and challenging job in the world – and that every other job is child’s play in comparison. Don’t believe me? Think of any random profession, and I can … Continue reading
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Stakeholders
In times of crisis, we often hear publicly traded companies giving out assurances that the interests of all stakeholders – investors, customers and employees, will be looked after. To me, that doesn’t sound anything more than empty lip service, for … Continue reading
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Means and Ends
What is the purpose of business? Continue reading
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Investment Strategy
One of the more popular investment strategies is the “100 minus age” asset allocation rule. Simply put, it means one must have “100 minus age” percent of investment assets allocated towards equity. Example, a 21 year old must allocate 79% … Continue reading
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