My uncle picks up a book on Amazon that says that stock N is the best stock out there because it had a 35% dividend return. he buys stock N and loses half his money in 3 years. How do you twist his decision to buy that stock to make it efficient?
My sister pays $28/month to the phone company for a landline (plus $35/month for internet), while I buy a VOIP modem and get a Google Voice number for free and I have phone in my hope for $0/month plus a one time purchase of the modem for $35. How is my sister’s decision twisted around to make it efficient?
My uncle picks up a book on Amazon that says that stock N is the best stock out there because it had a 35% dividend return. he buys stock N and loses half his money in 3 years. How do you twist his decision to buy that stock to make it efficient?
My sister pays $28/month to the phone company for a landline (plus $35/month for internet), while I buy a VOIP modem and get a Google Voice number for free and I have phone in my hope for $0/month plus a one time purchase of the modem for $35. How is my sister’s decision twisted around to make it efficient?
Thanks, Mike