Actually the richest people are the cheapest... value is universal, be it acquiring goods at a better price or a getting in at a better price in trading... you might have been better off buying a good book on tradingQuote from volente_00:
If you are so cheap you can not pay $20 for a book then you have far more serious problems to address.
Quote from trader28:
Actually the richest people are the cheapest... value is universal, be it acquiring goods at a better price or a getting in at a better price in trading... you might have been better off buying a good book on trading
Quote from trader28:
Actually the richest people are the cheapest... value is universal, be it acquiring goods at a better price or a getting in at a better price in trading
Well perhaps if he wasn't a moron and could wrap his tiny mind around the concepts you'd be right... besides I was already well acquainted with the material through my own studies... so your assumptions are baselessQuote from Ripley:
You end up paying more in your later years for your eye sight if you read the PDF version for long enough.
The actual value is in buying the book for $20. I bet volente got more value out of his $20 than you with your free PDF.
Quote from volente_00:
I was presented with a simple economic choice.
a. Buy the book for $20.
b. Print 240 pages from your link and buy a new ink cartridge after doing so for $25.
Or burn it to disk for nothing... see you just dont think outside the box... thats why you make rash calls and end up embarrassing yourselfQuote from volente_00:
I was presented with a simple economic choice.
a. Buy the book for $20.
b. Print 240 pages from your link and buy a new ink cartridge after doing so for $25.