'"The Buffett Myth is one which also needs debunking"
'Why are you so fascinated by self-humiliation ?"
So now we have the ad hominem attack.
It seems that this writer has exhausted his somewhat blunt aggressive attacks on content. Now, since so many of his statements have been shown to be inaccurate, or distort the original for his own purposes, or to presume information which he has no reason for presuming, or that conclusions he makes are unwarranted, he now has decided to adopt ad hominem attacks.
Fascinating.
I might add that I see absolutely no logical connexion between the first statement and the next.
In reply, I might humbly suggest that a little humility might be a more desirable characteristic than boastful narcissism as exemplified in a particular signature line:
"If you disagree with my methods and views on the stockmarket, it pays to assume that I am right and you are wrong. It also saves time arguing."
Of course, I could be wrong. Boastful narcissism may be one of the more desirable human traits. I suppose it has its place in certain contexts. Maybe.
