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To: TobagoJack who wrote (38735)	9/23/2003 10:34:12 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 74559

What you learn by not having PhD in anything: 1) There is no free lunch in the universe (despite the fact that the universe, itself, IS the ultimate free lunch). 2) One can make money exploiting the ignorance of the market, hence always try to have a steeper learning curve than the market itself. 3) If you attend school the steepness of your learning curve is always going to be the same for the guys attending that school. 4) Hence you've got to get out to make yours steeper and cash in on the ignorance of the market. 5) It worked for me. I've consistently, beaten the system under its own rules and at its own game. 6)Attending school gives you a better vocabulary than someone who didn't 7) Don't try this at home. It is not for everybody.