re: Ann: Interview on High Grade Mineralisati... I don't know about that. I agree with mohssen, there has been an attempt by some to shut down objective debate.
You might like to review the article linked below - extract.....
“The most powerful thing that [an investor] can do to be effective is to find people you respect who have opposite, different points of view [from yours]—and have an open-minded exchange with them about what’s true and what to do about it.”
This principle, which Mr. Dalio calls “thoughtful disagreement,” is more important than ever. Few sayings on Wall Street are more true, or more universally ignored, than “don’t confuse brains with a bull market.” When markets are around record highs, as stocks and bonds alike are today, those rising prices inevitably lead to overconfidence and complacency.
“When you think you’re right, you don’t go looking,” says Mr. Dalio. “When you think you’re right, your mind isn’t open to learning. The more you think you know, the more closed-minded you’ll be.”
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/05/05/a-lesson-from-buffett-doubt-yourself/
BTW - not a bad close today
re: Ann: Interview on High Grade Mineralisati... I don't know...
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