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The suggestions I’m getting sounds vaguely familiar.
Since I can pretty much never beat random, this should improve my investing.
I especially liked the wine review generator on that same site. It reminds me of the BS generator from the dot com days. http://www.dack.com/web/bullshit.html
Smirk, snort………….
Damn — does using this thing make me a sophisticated investor as far as the SEC is concerned?
@Wally nailed it!
This works just like ‘Mr. InstaQuote’ Don Hays: any market reporter can call him for an end of the day comment on why the market behaved the way it did and he becomes a random jargon generator.
“The smart trader nowadays will never leverage revolving credit exposures.”
- Scary.