Quote from crgarcia:
I profited really BIG from the stock market rebound.
And no I don't come from a blue collar family.
Do you?
Dear Mr. Crgarcia,
OK, I did give up my planned psychology major after two years so I guess I was wrong on that one. Perhaps you have some other kind of fixation on offices, but I'd only be guessing.
It's just that your topic and premise is so lame and idiotic that I thought you were dealing publically with some kind of neurosis or compulsion.
Facts:
People who make money are called winners
People who loose money are called losers.
Where their body was when the event happened has as much relevancy as the color of their shoes.
We could start a lengthily discussion on how people wearing black shoes are more likely to lose money or if better yet if they keep their wallet in their left or right pocket. What would be the point?
Itâs dumb, lame and stupid.
How do you classify people who trade an automated system using a collocated server? Are they winners if they travel to the collocation facility ever day (which could be thousands of miles from their residence) to have lunch with the server and wipe the dust off or see if it is happy but losers if they just use VPN remotely to check on what trades were made and is the server happy today?
If you used the same neurons to pick your stocks on the market recovery as you did to start this topic then mark one up to dumb luck.
Move into the year 2010. Going to the office is so retro itâs like Leave to Beaver.