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| Subject: Re: Ten Mental Exercises Leading To Freedom | Date: 4/10/2000 7:58 PM | |
| Author: intercst | Number: 7759 of 682727 | |
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Madness wrote, <<<Over on the DELL board last year, we had a DELL employee lamenting the fact that he had sold $5,000 worth of DELL stock to take his wife on a Lake Tahoe ski vacation in 1992. Value today of $5,000 worth of DELL stock bought in 1992? A little over $1 million.>>>> I have just about gotten to the point where I learn from my mistakes more often than I regret them. Sure, the $1000 that I spent in 1985 on a now-unused camera would be worth 1.3 gazillion dollars if I had bought MSFT. But I didn't. Can't be changed. Now what's for dinner? I agree, if you weren't holding MSFT in 1985. But if you were holding MSFT in 1985 and you sold $1,000 worth to buy the camera, I suspect the regret would be much worse. intercst |
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