Lennart Thornros <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, Alberto. > That is why Jed's claims are so hard to buy. > These are not my claims. I am quoting press releases issued by I.H. You should say "I.H.'s claims are hard to buy."
They are saying they made an $11 million mistake. Perhaps you find that hard to buy, but as it goes against their interests to admit it, you should grant they seem honest. Also, this is what Bertrand Russell called "evidence against interest" which is inherently persuasive. Meaning I.H. has no reason to say this, other than the fact it is true. Christopher Hitchens described this (quoting someone else): "If the Pope says he believes in God, he’s only doing his job. If he says he doesn’t believe in God, he may be onto something." IH should have business acumen as most investment companion I have met with. > "Should have" in what sense? It would be better for them? Yes. You think they should? That's your opinion. If you are saying investment companies are uniformly wise with good judgement, I suggest you review the history of the 2008 economic crash. - Jed
