Leading by serving. New Year of the pseudocons. Bush Bashers, Unlimited. Enemy annuals. Plus much more.
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Re: Brian Bonneau’s letter (“An Extra $3 Billion”) in Reader Mail’s
Gentlemen’s
Disagreement
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p>Mr. Bonneau concedes then denies the point. He (and others) will
pay less (or none) now, but will pay more later. This is not a
theoretical point. Whatever he earns now, would he be indifferent
if his employer withheld his check for a decade or two and then
paid him the same amount? Of course not, future dollars are not
worth the same as current dollars. He would have to receive more
later to compensate for the postponement. Discounted to the
present, the future payments of $6 Billion are worth $3 Billion
now.
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David Sisk
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So why is the stock market doing this cyclic thing? I disagree to
an extent with professional managers like my wife who see the
whole market as a bubble, as wildly overvalued. ("Five-dollar
stocks," is how Sally describes eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo,canada goosewhich is the number
of taxpayers in the top bracket who own a piece of an
S-corporation.
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So why is the stock market doing this cyclic thing? I disagree to an extent with professional managers like my wife who see the whole market as a bubble, as wildly overvalued. ("Five-dollar stocks," is how Sally describes eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo,canada goosewhich is the number of taxpayers in the top bracket who own a piece of an S-corporation.