Mad Money Machine

by Paul Douglas Boyer

MMM-070: Selling Something?

Are all other business podcasts selling something of their own? Did the S&P 500 return 0% for 34 years? A tool to help get the answer. I give away a copy of Index Funds – The 12-Step Program for Active Investors. Smackdown is now a word.

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Dictionary’s new words include “Smackdown”.

We loaded up on Rt11 potato chips, to the detriment of my BMI.

Do you pay cash for gas? How in the world do you get the thing to stop exactly on the dollar?

I have a new appreciation of artistic creations.

The IRS get 7% and 8% interest!

Bob emails me and finds it ironic that I bash Cramer for spending time doing homework when I am doing so much homework in doing this podcast and blog.

Our tool this time helps answer Nevarda and Yomomma2000’s questions.

The book Index Funds: The 12-Step Program for Active Investors has charts showing the distribution of gains in the S&P 500 over days and months. Also, the distribution of 5 dice rolled. Looks pretty much the same doesn’t it?

I’ll get back to you on The Black Swan.

I play lots of other callers to the MMM voicemail line at 206-734-4763

I give away a copy of the big book!

The IFA Risk Capacity survey is upgraded and now has only 25 questions!

Music from music.podshow.com:
ALTA PLAZA – XRAY DOGS
The Ocean – Lez Zeppelin
Taxes – Nashville Session Players
Runaway Train – Under Feather

Sun, July 15 2007 » Podcasts

2 Responses

  1. ravjim July 20 2007 @ 4:04 pm

    Paul,

    Love the show. So someone is upset that you do homework? Well, at least it is productive homework! BTW, after following the show, learning about ETF’s and putting my own boring plan into action I am easily beating Cramer. Though, that is probably a given for anyone who follows the efficient market wisdom.

    If you need pencils, let us know.

    Jim

  2. shavit2000 July 23 2007 @ 11:19 am

    Dear Paul,

    Thanks for your great blog. It really changed how I view the investment world. I hope that you will have more to say about ETF’s and your own personal choices.

    Keep up the good work. I wait for your forecast every week and hope that my donation will support your efforts.

    Shavit

    PS, What is the name of your theme song?

    Shavit