Down 311

It wasn't the biggest news story of the day for me but I'll take nearly every news programs word for it and say a few words about the drop in the Dow. The world of money and what to do with it after you get enough to make a separate little money making machine is a mind numbing, highly distorted reality that I luckily deciphered long ago. It didn't come easy though. I studied the field as intensely as anyone does when they get it in their mind that they just might be able to pull off early retirement. (Of course that never came true.) There was a time when a 311 point drop in the Dow would have made me weak in the knees. Then there was a time when it would of made me salivate for bargains. I've complained that it is nothing but legalized gambling and then marveled at it as an example of the value of free markets.
But all along the way I've noticed one constant and that is that the average person gives up way to much of their hard earned money to a middleman. The cost of doing business is usually way to high, not to mention that ones principle is often put at considerable risk to. There are few situations that are so clear-cut to me, and when people leave so much money on the table and at the same time there exists a remedy that anyone can take advantage of at a relatively low price, I simply have got to pass this on.
First understand that I get nothing out of this. But when you come to believe that something has such great value it becomes hard to hold back. I am perhaps one of the most skeptical people you will ever run across and I have followed this man for 20 years of which the first 10 I resisted taking his advice. But after 10 years of him being dead on and me all over the board, I was sold and have prospered ever since.
So here goes. It was never really the intent of this blog but I'm compelled. Bob Brinker. Yep the guy on the radio on weekends. But go for the newsletter, the radio show still requires you listen and that can be work. I see the incredulous look but check the record, he is the man.
Again I get zip, nada, nothing out of this but you can save yourself all the anxiety that the markets dish out and forget about it knowing that 10 years down the road you'll have kept more and earned more than you could have in most other places.