I don't really see the correlation between Credit Suisee and LTR in terms of being positioned to take advantage of the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity I'm talking about. Like comparing Apples and Fruitcake. I know which one I'd rather be exposed to in exploiting the opportunity presented.
I don't really understand your point. You have to be exposed to some companies right? No point in being a wallflower with an empty dance card all your life because you're scared the sky might fall in. Historically the share market goes up in approx 75% of years. The odds are on your side as an investor if you play the long game and don't try to dance in and out of the market.
Anyway, I was trying to draw on the wisdom of Peter Lynch, one of the greatest investors of all time, but what would he know right?
I don't really see the correlation between Credit Suisee and LTR...
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