Set forth below is the text of a comment that I recently posted to the discussion thread for another blog entry at this site:
“My most valuable asset is the 17 years of material that I house here at the site that tells the story of what the last 38 years of peer-reviewed research teaches us all about how stock investing works in the real world. My top priority is to protect and develop that asset. Finishing the book is a huge advance in that area. So that needs to come first.”
It actually has no value unless someone is willing to pay you for it. At this point, your most valuable asset is your ability to work.
Thousands of people have offered effusive praise for my work. When I first began doing this work, I never imagined that I could receive even one-fiftieth of the impact that I have achieved. If I achieved this much praise just by putting the ideas before a small number of people on the internet, it is hard even to estimate how much money I could earn when the general population learns about them, as it will in the days following the next price crash, when you Goons will be placed in prison cells and every discussion board and blog on the internet will be opened to honest posting on safe withdrawl rates and scores of other critically important investment-related topics.
I think it would be fair to say that we never would have seen a single abusive post or a single criminal act had you Goons not seen the intense enthusiasm that about 10 percent of the various board communities showed for these ideas. 10 percent of the investing population is millions of people. And there is no one alive on Planet Earth today who has developed these ideas to the extent that I have. There is no one in an even remotely close second place.
Are you joking?
Rob


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