Set forth below is the text of a comment that I recently posted to the discussion thread for another blog entry at this site:
Ten Characteristics of someone that is suffering from delusions:
1. They continue claim to be in the top ten of known experts in the investment world, despite lacking any education or experience in the field.
2. They believe that everyone opposed to their ideas must be part of a mass conspiracy.
3. They push market timing schemes, despite lacking even one successful outcome.
4. They refuse to get a job, despite having family members and clearly pleading them to provide for the family.
5. They make claims about being famous, making famous posts and/or be an author of material actual written by someone else.
6. They make up stories about criminal acts and fail to back up claims with proof.
7. They refer to well known experts as “con-men” .
8. They send out thousands of emails full of lies to people they don’t know.
9. They make up stories about getting future riches, like $500 million windfalls that are not based on any facts or reality
10. They repeat the same lies about an error is a study, despite the fact that there was never an error.
Yeah, yeah.
And Greaney included a valuation adjustment in his retirement study after all. He’s just been too busy to craft a post pointing us to the section of his study containing it. For 20 years now.
Rob
Thanks for confirming point #10
It’s my aim to be helpful, Anonymous.
Please take good care.
Rob