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The HyperPumper Separation Proposition says "Thou shalt not let the fact that you lneed $20 to buy some Big Macs influence whether or not you buy 2 shares of EMUS tonight."�� Moreover, if� you need money to eat and find a� good stock pick at the same time, you should (1) buy your burgers (you gotta keep your strength up) and (2) buy your stock on margin.� Margin is a great thing.� HyperPumper will describe to you one day� why it's logical to margin up on Internet stocks -- it's called the Modigliani-Miller Proposition, named after the Nobel Prize winners in Economics.� But HyperPumper digressed.�� Back to the topic at hand.��� You make your stock investment decisions completely independently from your consumption decisions.� This independence is called Separation.� Separation clears your mind and helps you to focus on exactly WHY you purchase stocks.� You purchase stocks not because you have extra cash.� YOU PURCHASE STOCKS BECAUSE YOU BELIEVE THEY WILL GO UP.� This is the one and only reason to ever invest in a stock.�� Keep your mind clear and recite HyperPumper's Separation Proposition before you click the "buy" button on your daytrading account.�� You buy to make money.� It's really that simple, Virginia. |
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