offtopic: > How could investors be so wrong on value?
They can be wrong on value ... but they are achieving their goal and the only goal they have, it seems, these days, is to prove "all professors wrong" :-) ... after all every one deserves his/her day in the Sun ... why should only "professors" have all the fun in life and in brokerage-circles (coffee rooms), the typical "funs" they talk about, which allegedly university "professors" have most of their life, can be deduced from some of these utterances:
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"just because they could afford higher education, they think they have all the brains"
"Ok, having a Phd may be good, but one of my prof's was so arrogant ... the fellow does not understand that most of it may have to do with luck- having born in a particular family/country/ surrounding/ picking-up-the-right-problem-at-the-time... why should they have all the fun all the time"
"My kid loves me more, than his buddy loves his haughty professor-Dad ... I am creating comfortable, hard, inheritance for him than the professor's vacuous claims of better genes (which probably got adulterated by spouse, and randomized during DNA sequencing)"
"(One of my buddies in college who went on to become a professor) He used to seduce all the better girls in the class with his home-work help, why should he also have a better bank-account and all the fun now too ... lets kick some butt friends".
"Internet and distance-learning will eliminate their high salaries ... go AMZN!"
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:-)
regards to all,
-/Sonny. |
