Yesterday I was speaking about the unrealistic expectations of some of the advertising material. Today I want to illustrate the points I was making with a personal example.
Figure 1 is my VAMI (Value Added Measurement Index. The index measures the value today of an investment of $1000. As at October 31 2008, the VAMI stood […]
Turn $2,500 to $325,931 in 10 Months! (II)
Published in April 7th, 2009
Posted by ray in Written Plan
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