I recently came across the
"farewell" piece I wrote for TheStreet.com as I gave up my Contributing Editorship to pursue the finance side of the business as a full-time career in 1999. During the height of the Dot-Boom I rang the warning bells of a bad storm a-rising as a parting shot to the market "geniuses" who couldn't go wrong -- then spent and leveraged accordingly. Now at the end of what can only be termed The Dead Decade (cash in coffee can would have likely outperformed most asset classes since 2000) as families struggle under the weight of foreclosures and mounds of debt collapsing under a crumbing foundation of decimated assets it's an eerie echo of our collective hubris.
"The Death of Value?"Labels: Investments