His Job at Bear Gone, Mr. Fox Chose Suicide

[Mecro]

Quote from fortunatti:


Suicide is the final symptom of depression - which often has nothing to do with the size and scope of an individual's problems. Its a physical/chemical imbalance in the brain triggered by something (genetic or otherwise) that causes feelings of hopelessness and and decreased ability to cope. It's a medical problem and it can usually be be treated with some combination of therapy and or medications.

Or maybe it's the fact that he was a pill popper, which is just asking for side effects and future complications while NEVER curing the problem. The Therapy & Medications does not do what you think it does.

The guy was a well paid useful idiot in a parasitic institution. His psyche was toxic, he paid no attention to it. No wonder he started having problems.

Instead of crying for him, maybe you should consider that people need to take responsibility for their mind & their body. But no, let's play victim and cry to the government & the medical industry, cause we need help.

Oh please. Take a look at reality and how most of the world lives. That would make anyone who is middle class or above absolutely ecstatic.

 

[gymratnyc]

It sounded like Bear Stearns was his life, which is kind of sad in a way.

 

[da-net]

there were many brokerage jobs lost during and after the crash of '87, but some of those thought outside the box and set themselves up as researchers of companies going or about to go bankrupt. that is when the greatest amount of info is still readily available. they became experts through their research and sold same to high net worth individuals and firms. their research found the assets that had been missed by others and was picked up for pennies on the dollar. usually under 10 cents per dollar . i question why that niche is not being exploited today by those losing their jobs.

i was fortunate enough to see several reports from one such group, the information and analysis was so in depth that it would overwhelm some high net worth individuals that thought they were sophisticated investors.

seems like a very good alternative to giving up hope and commiting suicide.