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From: | "David & Jill Stevenson" <djstevo@quicksilver.net.nz> |
Date: | Sun, 21 Sep 2003 17:20:38 +1200 |
In defence of Jim ,and he probably does not need
it, his determination that your message was ex Australia perhaps prompted
his reasonable reaction. Have you re-considered the possibility that
just perhaps you were presumptuous yourself automatically concluding it
was a Kiwi/Australia issue .Being subtly and politely unstated maybe it was
rather a size of market issue . If I was involved in the American market I would
have to adopt techniques not quite so applicable here- due to market size. You
will have to agree that the American market is subject to hysteria ,religious
,political and economic.To accomodate for
temporary over- reaction
TA is an imperative as a tool where one must
compete like against like.
You say that you
are" allowed " to earn a comfortable living from trading - Is that
governing factor of a religious nature ? If so, I
therefore remain bemused when noting your statement that you earn
"very good money " from that activity when you statedly regard that
injunction as ,dare I say it , a conveniently and subjectively exercised
tolerance. A strange injunction indeed !
I note that certain
UK Banks are now bending over backwards ,complying with specious
argument , to cater for Muslim investors even purchasing the property
involved for that customer because they have religious aversion
to the word , interest .A rose by any other name is still the same -no
matter what contortions are used.These tactics are rather akin to
the behaviour of cheap and conniving politicians.
. Capital represents savings and foregone
indulgence , a noble example of self denial . To classify it`s
returns in demeaning and negative fashion as being morally wrong
is the height of hypocrisy . Sheer pragmatism is the word I would use
!
Best of luck !
David S.
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