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17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - TDI Podcast 96: Faber ... · 0 replies · +1 points

He's got an accent you can trust and gave an endorsement of Ron Paul. I like this guy.

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - Tides Rising under the... · 2 replies · +1 points

Very nice call on EXM.

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - OFFICIAL POLL: Mish or... · 0 replies · +1 points

Oh, but given the choice between giving my money to Mish or Schiff, well, I think Mish's track record speaks for itself :)

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - OFFICIAL POLL: Mish or... · 1 reply · +1 points

I'm still not sure what to make of Peter Schiff. His record with stocks seems to be poor, but so far he's been amazingly right about gold. ($300 to $900 in 10 years!)

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - Strategy Lab: UPDATE -... · 1 reply · +1 points

Man, I wish I found out about the TDI before the great crash of 2008. Unfortunately, Dvorak tucks his Horowitz-Dvorak mp3s off to one side of his blog and I only found them relatively recently.

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - Idiotic Investing: The... · 0 replies · +1 points

Andrew, what would you say to a portfolio consisting of couch potato ETFs thats protected by sell stops. Sort of a 'lazy in good times, somewhat active in bad'?

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - Why Do We Protect The ... · 3 replies · +1 points

Its a bit weird to me, the market always seems to rally after bailout news with the news reports saying something like: "Investors turn confident as GMAC gets government money"

Meanwhile, everyone I know personally is livid about these bailouts, investor or not. In fact I'm not even sure I've ever seen someone on an online forum defend these bailouts.

17 years ago @ The Disciplined Investor - TDI Episode 89: Crashp... · 0 replies · +1 points

Hey Andrew, could you comment on some of Peter's favorite investment vehicles: namely gold and income trusts (particularly Canadian income trusts)?

I'm looking at the yields on some of these trusts and it just floors me how high some of them are, even if they get cut in half you are still looking at 10-15%.

As for gold, I'm completely clueless. Wouldn't oil be a better hedge against inflation since you have the upside of both demand increasing as well as the value of the dollar falling?

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