I saw this on 60 minutes. I was fascinated by the guy who suffered from
Asperger's syndrome who figured out what was going on by doing something really
simple - he read the prospectuses he requested from the brokerage houses. He
made $750 million. Reading is fundamental.
~rave!
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Read that as well, rave, in Vanity Fair. In a sense, you want to applaud it
as True American Ingenuity, even as you want to rail at the thought of such
blood money being made.
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 9:15 AM, Kelwyn ravena...@yahoo.com wrote:
I saw this on 60 minutes. I was fascinated by the
I read about it in Vanity Fair, too, but I didn't want to sound elitist ;
Once again, the information these handful of men used to get fabulously rich
was hidden in plain sight. It was there for anybody to see. It reminds me of
the fable about the Emperor with No Clothes.
The Wall Street
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Read that as well, rave
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I read about it in Vanity Fair, too, but I didn't want to sound elitist ;
Once again, the information
But, rave... aren't we elitist? Intellectually, at least? [?][?]
And you're spot-on about the Asperger's kid.
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 1:28 PM, Kelwyn ravena...@yahoo.com wrote:
I read about it in Vanity Fair, too, but I didn't want to sound elitist ;
Once again, the information these
