Quote Originally Posted by stevo68 View Post
Actually if you read the thread, there are more "glass half empty"...than full. Secondly you state you are no expert and not good with money, soooooo in essence you are saying "take what I say with a grain of salt"? Ok, lets assume your scenario, is it better to tackle it with a positive or a negative attitude? If your going to war, knowing you may stare death in the face, is it better to have everyone running around, scared ****less, losing control..............or to be objective, clear minded and positive? In a crisis, any crisis, it is far better to have the "glass half full types" around than the "glass half empty types"...in my book anyway. The one thing you hit the nail on the head with....its cyclic and that is something the glass half fulls understand and the glass half empties dont,

Regards

Stevo


Hi Yer Stevo....Tony here (not Panda)

Mate I'm no expert, not good with money...but that don't mean take everything with a grain of salt....I own my home everything in it from the 42"plasma to the cat bowl, we own our cars, and I have a small CC debt for net buying etc ect...

OK you agree every things cyclic so why not a depression that doesn't suit the way you think??

As for the glass half full and the glass half empty ways of thinking I was always thought plan for the best but prepare for the worst....then no matter what happens you will be ok.....

And I was reminded only yesterday that no plan lasts after the initial contact....


Mate this link just about sums up my opion of the brains behind the money market...

How the markets really work (from 2007)

And the money lenders shell be cast from the temple.....


Tony