Very well then. I had hoped Michelle would become a better person than she now appears, but of course I never would have counted on it. This little action of hers has merely confirmed in my mind the speculation that she tends much too much toward pettiness to concentrate on significant matters enough to use them to her advantage. She likely knows there is a vast difference between Daniel and JLA, and if she does not know this, then it is merely a testimony against her observational abilities. Instead of simply letting the Schuh matter rest, she has apparently determined to get revenge—a silly and petty thing to do.
All her talk about "investing" and whatnot is pure fakery in my opinion, and the opinion is bolstered when I review her opinions on stocks. I merely see someone who either misreads someone else, or who merely repeats the obvious and other known quantities. Merely repeating known facts is an easy way to dupe unsophisticated folks, and it is especially easily done in a bull market, but the perceptive reader will readily see through it. I do not see creativity and the integration of apparently disparate facts into an intelligible whole in her opinions on virtually anything economic. And I see the same weakness in her attempts to marshal forth facts to support her political opinions.
I'm sorry Neocon, the patterns of thought required to make a case that pro-life men merely are interested in a power play, are essentially the same as that required to make a well reasoned investment decision. If Michelle has done well in this market, it is for the same reason we all have done well. This market is for pussycats. When Papa Bear comes home, she will be swept away along with all the intellectual fakes. Heck, she didn't even have the brains to get on the right side of the Internet trap when the handwriting has been on the wall for ages.
You folks can think what you will, but folks like Her Majesty the Stockmeister, Matron of the World's Seventh Largest Economy (now to whom might this refer?) are at best good only as living newspapers. Do not look to them for creative and logical thought. They are much too petty for that. |
