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I don't think it would be price gouging it someone is willing to pay 2x. He wouldn't be charging that much if he knew nobody is willing to pay. I remember watching a special on TV about "How Price Gouging is Good." After Hurricane Katrina, a man from a neighboring state bought as many...

is ferrari price gouging?

My past economics professor said no. I forget his reasoning. Opinions?

Hi guys, i have the domain www.theirrationalinvestor.com for sale. i was going to use it for trading psychology but don't really want to put the effort in it. It would be great for a personal blog. anyways, there are no popups. i registered it with yahoo in december...

Hi SwingOut, if you were making money would you still switch?

I'd thought there would be a correllation between switching brokers and LOSING money...If investors thought that brokers were somehow contributing to there losses...besides commission.

Just curious to know. Feel free to make any comments.

Now I remember, I think it was called the sunk cost fallacy AKA the Concorde fallacy.

I remember reading about this is a behavioral finance book. As I recall, they're both the same, it's just how the situation is framed in context. Correct me if I'm wrong.

i agree. that's probably the part i still have to master.

yeah ktm, i'm still around, i eventually did sell the stock. it's funny how everything in investing or trading seems to contradict each other, or at least thats how it seems to me.

hi, i have questions about having a contrarian viewpoint. yesterday, a stock i owned plummented 50% leaving me with a $1000 paper loss. now i find myself deciding whether to sell the stock and take a loss or hold the stock. luckily, i didn't have my whole account tied to this stock and other...