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Posted: 21/Aug/2009 at 4:35pm
the good old house cat (domestic cat) is in fact the most vicious and brutal of all cats.reason being its the only one from the cat species that kills for fun!after having a hearty meal at home or maybe stealing something from the sukhanis it still goes out and kills a squirrel or amouse plays with it till it dies and then just walks away.no other cat species does this all others hunt and kill only when hungry! this has nothing to do with investing just some trivia on cat behavior.
understanding both the power of compound return and the difficulty getting it is the heart and soul of understanding a lot of things
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Posted: 21/Aug/2009 at 6:43pm
Originally posted by tigershark
the good old house cat (domestic cat) is in fact the most vicious and brutal of all cats.reason being its the only one from the cat species that kills for fun!after having a hearty meal at home or maybe stealing something from the sukhanis it still goes out and kills a squirrel or amouse plays with it till it dies and then just walks away.no other cat species does this all others hunt and kill only when hungry! this has nothing to do with investing just some trivia on cat behavior.
Anything specific about the habits of tigers and sharks??
Both seem to be more deadly than cats whether smart or not.
Stockmarket is a weird place. For every person who buys a stock there is a person who sells it and both think they are very smart.
tigers are more long term in nature they hunt to feed once in 7-8 days.sharks are like day traders they have to feed constantly
I thought sharks had to move constantly, not feed constantly. . . . After further research (Googling, what else), it appears that not all sharks have to swim constantly.
As far as feeding constantly, ......
I hope SmartCatji doesn't take umbrage at the misuse of his topic but knowing about tigers and sharks can be regarded as necessary learning for one hoping to earn some money from the share bazaar.
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Posted: 22/Aug/2009 at 10:01pm
Out of 9 lives, I have only 7 more left. I lost a life during the 2008 stock market crash and lost one more yesterday.
Believe it or not, my car's brakes failed after a 360 km highway journey. Apparently, my arch enemy (The Rat) bit the brake pipe sometime back and it suddenly gave way. The brake pedal sank into the footwell as the brake fluid leaked out in seconds.
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