Nice little touch up from The New Yorker At Facebook headquarters, we like to have all-night coding parties where we get shitfaced and write algorithms and other computer stuff you wouldn’t understand. I want you to do the same thing, except instead of coding, I want you to click on random ads for Ancestry.com and…

…and its time for Soul Train I was reminded of this whilst listening to a How Stuff Works podcast on How Disco Works Might get me some of those pants for my AIA presentation….

Apparently I am presenting at the Australian Investors Conference on the Gold Coast next Tuesday. Not really my target audience – wonder how I will go when I tell them and then prove to them that time in the market is crap and dollar cost averaging is a tool for fools. Sounds like it might…

[Via: Buckyballs rare earth metals]

Pinched this from one of our Mentorees who posted in the Alumni forum. Best break from a base I have seen in a little while. Hat tip to FH for spotting the break.

And this is why we wait for new highs…..

…it gives me someone to poke fun at The Long-Term Argument for Dow 20,000 Despite all that is written about the folly of prediction and how experts are chronically wrong in almost every prediction they make people still pay attention to them.  

Every so often you come across a statement that so neatly encapsulates what is wrong with almost every aspect of the modern world that you stand and marvel that someone has actually uttered it. Whilst heading off to the gym I heard that at a recent get together someone had stated that the war on…

…a hard way to make a living. They simply do not pay enough….

….and I have no idea….

“Young men think old men are fools; but old men know young men are fools.” -George Chapman (1559-1634)