If you combine this bias with trading, you will get a real
financial weapon of mass destruction.
Moreover, unlike the «
financial weapons of mass destruction» and shady mortgages that brought down the economy in 2008, this is precisely the opposite.
«Don't ask, don't tell» can be an acceptable working environment for some, but has also been used as
legitimate financial weapon at times to enforce individual silence in exchange for job security.
There's a
secret financial weapon that we all have in our arsenal but very few of us use (alright, none of us use)-- but we should be using it daily!
Using their beauty as
a financial weapon, these 10 models harnessed the magazine's promotional power to launch a different type of career: entrepreneur.
Warren Buffett famously called derivatives «
financial weapons of mass destruction,» destruction that is being witnessed on a daily basis on the world's stock exchanges.
Rather than subprime bonds, collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and other «
financial weapons of mass destruction» it was the saving frenzy of the Chinese that created cheap money, which in turn fueled the housing bubble in the United States, the think tank found.
Today, with the recent financial crisis fresh in mind, this book foreshadows the mentality and the «
financial weapons of mass destruction» that made things the worst since the Great Depression.
I remember your calling derivatives «
financial weapons of mass destruction.»
That's what led Warren Buffett to describe derivatives that were bought and sold with little oversight as «
financial weapons of mass destruction.»
Warren Buffett called Greene's scheme «
financial weapons of mass destruction»,» says the narrator in the ad.
In his 2002 letter, Warren Buffett described derivatives as (here are the five words): «
financial weapons of mass destruction.»
Remember, its your secret
financial weapon.
Warren Buffet, great investor, has repeatedly warned against derivatives as
a financial weapon of mass destruction.
Several years ago, Warren Buffett famously referred to financial derivatives as «
financial weapons of mass destruction.»