A friend of mine bought a boatload of Coke Cola coincidentally shortly before Buffet took a major position. He loved the company, thought the common thinking that Marlboro was the most valuable brand on the planet was nuts and also thought that given they did business everywhere they were naturally hedged against currency fluctuations. At the nine figure level (is it really nine?!!) they are hedged better than Coke and why not?
As has been alluded to here before how hard is it to understand that these guys will make at least a mid sized contribution to Stalin's campaign if they think he has a 20% or better chance of winning. It's nuts to think because he writes a check that tells you what he believes. He believes in access but beyond that who knows. He's young enough to need to get kid's into Choate or St. Paul's. He may be hedged with contributions to both as well as Harvard, Yale and Columbia in case the kid wants to live in a real city with a real ball club. Do the math Red Sox fans!!
Doesn't seem to me that either side of the aisle is like a dog with a bone on Corzine ... I wonder why? He is the most obvious poster boy in the world for fraud and, so far, he's been laying low and waiting it out. Big money buys in advance of difficulty and they buy everyone who counts. And that didn't start yesterday or 1,000 years ago but more like before recorded history. Ya got it now, Brass? C'mon ... this is not that tough to get. HE KNOWS HOW TO INVEST!!
As has been alluded to here before how hard is it to understand that these guys will make at least a mid sized contribution to Stalin's campaign if they think he has a 20% or better chance of winning. It's nuts to think because he writes a check that tells you what he believes. He believes in access but beyond that who knows. He's young enough to need to get kid's into Choate or St. Paul's. He may be hedged with contributions to both as well as Harvard, Yale and Columbia in case the kid wants to live in a real city with a real ball club. Do the math Red Sox fans!!
Doesn't seem to me that either side of the aisle is like a dog with a bone on Corzine ... I wonder why? He is the most obvious poster boy in the world for fraud and, so far, he's been laying low and waiting it out. Big money buys in advance of difficulty and they buy everyone who counts. And that didn't start yesterday or 1,000 years ago but more like before recorded history. Ya got it now, Brass? C'mon ... this is not that tough to get. HE KNOWS HOW TO INVEST!!
