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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;V. Kurt Bellman, post: 2163597, member: 71723&quot;]I think you&#039;re largely &quot;on the button&quot; here, PP. The vast majority of stackers are &quot;big boys&quot; who can pretty much take care of their own business quite alright. At least I hope they&#039;re not getting in so far that if a financial calamity DOESN&#039;T happen, they&#039;re &quot;scrod&quot;. I hope not. But I did know one dude locally, made a really nice income, ardent stacker, all in, buying everything he could lay his hands on right up through silver topping at $48.48. He was actively keeping a very skeptical Mrs. Stacker at bay, promising the moon. Well, after the balloon popped, she filed for divorce, he lost his kids, and a couple of months ago he put a loaded .45 in his mouth and blasted his brains all over his family-less dining room wall. Gorgeous wife, two cute kids, one corpse. This guy was as street savvy and &quot;common man common sense&quot; as they come. Ron Paul signs on his lawn for years. No formal education though in economics.</p><p><br /></p><p>Yep, only one dude, but I worry about noobs getting only half the sales pitch, the half without the &quot;keep it in perspective&quot; part. Side note: this is why I occasionally throw the &quot;financial terrorism&quot; bomb. I truly believe that somewhat incendiary sounding term to be apt.</p><p><br /></p><p>Re the typo: point taken. But once is a typo, ten times in a row exhibits something more seriously funny. Look, I&#039;m a wisecracker, I know it, and I also know some people take umbrage with wisecrackers as a matter of principle. If I&#039;ve truly offended anyone deeply, I apologize. Sloppy spelling, capitalization and punctuation makes people look intellectually worse than they probably are. And some things require laughter....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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