IMF in the Past Tense ~ The Risk Averse Alert

Saturday, May 28, 2011

IMF in the Past Tense


Filed under "Better Late Than Never" are the past two Fridays, which to now were delayed because the dirt needing digging was on more solid ground than is the precariously levitated stock market...

5/20/2011: Increasing Shortage of Greater Fools

5/13/2011: On a Trade Challenging Patience

And if IMF'd has not yet entered the texting lexicon, then surely its day has come...


LOL! BRB...
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