highiquser

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by highiquser 12y ago
OP remarked, why do the mutual fund managers have yachts but none of the clients do? It's as frivolous as asking why the executives of Nike have millions but the majority of people who buy Nikes don't.
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by highiquser 12y ago
most social news sites like reddit and digg consist of a clique of a dozen or so people who control the flow of discussion, and dissent is down-voted. such is life. That's why I work for myself so I call the shots.
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by highiquser 12y ago
I'm of the tiny, minority unpopular opinion that believes you can beat the market by picking stocks,. I have done so consistently for the past decade. Pick large cap companies with huge growth, high barriers to entry, insulated from ec
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by highiquser 12y ago
I typically like the most scientific ones rather than the touchly-feely ones. There was one about stock market crashes which I found really interesting . here it is http://www.ted.com/talks/didier_sornette_how_we_can_pr
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Cool idea for a plugin: reddit karma checker
3 points by highiquser 12y ago|0 comments
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Why are code tutorials so terrible
8 points by highiquser 12y ago|5 comments
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Too much long-form content on the web
1 points by highiquser 12y ago|0 comments
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by highiquser 12y ago
BUT (and this is big one) in many instances, such as Google and Facebook, you do have to be brilliant to get in.
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by highiquser 12y ago
The idea is terrible because you lack the qualifications to answer questions outside if your own personal expertise (whatever that may be). Second, assuming you get questions, you will be working at $20-10/hour. Not much money. So yea