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| Lots of people were 27 years old and full of ambition in 1982 also. Lots of people were 27 years old and full of ambition in 1962, and they did exponentially better than the 1982 group. Inflation paid for the risks they took in short order, and the hangover killed the next generation. Read what John Burns wrote above very carefully, everything in his post is right on, which party is the long term winner in his scenarios is very dependent on timing and a little bit of luck. I don't want to sound like a party pooper. I just see alot of people doing things that would make you think the fact that corn was maybe $3.40 a year ago, never happened. | |
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