Damien Hoffman
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15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Dan Gilbert is a Total... · 0 replies · +1 points
Talented people leave businesses and jobs ALL THE TIME. It's their right. When it comes to sports, fans think they have a claim of ownership on another human being. Well, we don't. They are doing their job like anyone else. People need to keep things in perspective. Sports is entertainment.
LeBron gave a TON to Ohio. I'd be grateful rather than spiteful. I think there are a lot of great people there who know one person is not the entire key to their destiny. I have faith the state will move on in a positive direction.
With that said, I know it sucks LeBron left.
15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Say 'Hell No' to a Bla... · 0 replies · +1 points
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15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Is Elliott Wave Theory... · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Is Elliott Wave Theory... · 0 replies · +1 points
Some weeks are harder than others to blog. This week is my daughter's first birthday and I took off the most time I have in a year. To regain my sanity for the second half, my posts were shorter. Thanks for hanging in there. I appreciate you reading!! Feel free to email me anytime.
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15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Is Elliott Wave Theory... · 0 replies · +1 points
You make some good points. However, the entire country is not unemployed or behind on their mortgage. There are plenty of people still taking home a paycheck and consuming.
15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Is Elliott Wave Theory... · 0 replies · +1 points
I agree this status is in jeopardy. But if there was a viable alternative, sovereigns would flock to it. As of yet, there is none.
Call me crazy, but the US has been the most entrepreneurial social experiment in world history, and I don't see that coming to an abrupt end. Our days as a manufacturing powerhouse are probably over, but we are absolutely leaders in the new internet economy -- and I don't think most people yet understand how ginormous that economy will be.
Transitions are confusing and chaotic. We are undergoing one now. But there are a TON of Americans figuring out how they can profit. When the dust settles, I think the doomers will be surprised.
15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Is Elliott Wave Theory... · 0 replies · +1 points
What is pent up demand? Since college I have found this to be an elusive academic theory.
Of course post WWII was an economic driver. But we have new ones now such as the internet, telecom, healthcare, etc. Moreover, talk with anyone who lived through the 30's and they have a radically different DNA for consuming than any other living generation. They don't buy little gadgets at BBBY or replace their TV every time a new one is 2 inches bigger or another square inch has more pixels.
I think we agree on the basics, but we disagree that history requires an identical setup in order for us to get through our current problems.
15 years ago @ Wall St. Cheat Sheet - Is Elliott Wave Theory... · 3 replies · +1 points
Youth consumerism: there are a bunch of posts on our site about retail. The obvious example is Apple, Amazon, Activision, etc. These companies are thriving.