Just For Thinking ....
Learning or improving your investing knowledge and skills from Financial Bloggers and Forumers???
Uncle8888's advice to newbies or average investors.
Read the story below and FULLY UNDERSTAND the Moral of the Story
The Hen & the Pig Go To Breakfast
A Hen and a Pig were sauntering down the main street of an Indiana town (yes, this is another shaggy dog story!) when they passed a restaurant that advertised “Delicious ham and eggs: 75 cents.”
“Sounds like a bargain,” approved the Hen. “That owner obviously know how to run his business.
“It’s all very well for you to be so pleased about the dish in question,” observed the Pig with some resentment. “For you it is all in the day’s work. Let me point out, however, that on my part it represents a genuine sacrifice.”
Uncle8888:
Your favourite financial bloggers or forummers may be the HENS; but are you the PIG?
Did you really fully understand the Moral of the Story???
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:) I used to visit forums when I just started. There are genuine people who wanted to help but usually quarrels occur when views differ and names calling start when both sides cannot agree to disagree. People start to leave the forums or stop posting altogether. Of cos there are also the hens who advised people to buy a particular stock with ulterior motive. But it is always difficult to judge a motive behind the screens. :)
ReplyDeleteI know of a closed forum, where posting are usually "challenge" if no reasons, or sound info given to back it, up by the founder and other forummers.
ReplyDeleteThis is to prevent selfish or ulterior motives, as all info stated are supposed to be back up by sound and valid analysis.
It is ok to have some "gaps" in the learning path, but it is not ok, to induce others to buy or sell, for selfish agenda. So the "gaps" in the analysis are usually assisted by more questions being asked along, to help the student learn and have a more in depth knowledge.
This also instill confidence in the students, and graduates, in their learning and knowledge, and to continue to improve on themselves.