Monthly Archives: April 2008

Where is the value?

Posted on April 8, 2008 by Danielle Park

A story in Saturday's Globe April 5, “Knowing when to pull the plug on a loser fund,” makes a classic point about why the investment world is full of expensive and ultimately useless advice and commentary. The article asks three … Continue reading →

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Lifestyles of the broke and desperate

Posted on April 8, 2008 by Danielle Park

Good article today on the consumption mentality that spawned our present woes, “Pamela Anderson caused the debt crisis.” I couldn't agree more. It wasn't just that the central bankers and regulators left their post this cycle. Regular folks have also … Continue reading →

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Stories of Asian stock markets very familiar

Posted on April 4, 2008 by Danielle Park

This week a NY Times article: To see a stock market bubble bursting, look at Shanghai, reminded me of some familiar human themes. In the past 2 years, Asian stocks had gone through an incredible bubble. Chinese share prices had … Continue reading →

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