Vendit, I'm, a conservative investor, and couldn't justify spending the money to become a full-fledged SI member. I check many sources for information. And I do find SI very interesting. I consider "The Wall Street Journal", my main source of financial information. But of course, I read Barron's, Money Magazine, etc., I also watch the financial programs CNBC and others. So I feel that I get a pretty diversified view of economics and financial matters.
How all of this affects my standing on this thread, I don't know. I'm interested in many things, finance, politics, my family, oil painting to name a few. But I'm very interested in learning about different people, and why they feel the way they do about everything. I'm curious to see things from another person's perspective, and try to understand that person. C Kahn |
