I got a wake up call about 4 years ago when my broker tried to convince me to buy into a hedge fund. Buried in the prospectus was an entry load of 8%. Fired him, and have been in index funds since.
One Word: Symbian. Make that two: Ewww
I always end up using perl when I have to do string manipulations and have let my c skills suffer as a result. Sad. Using perl regexp kills brain cells. #!/usr/bin/perl $in = <STDIN>; $remove = <STDIN>;…
It may appear like a defect, but it is actually doing what I'd consider to be the right thing. (Note: I am an Intuit Employee) The crux of the matter is: How should the discount be applied, when there are multiple line…
I got a wake up call about 4 years ago when my broker tried to convince me to buy into a hedge fund. Buried in the prospectus was an entry load of 8%. Fired him, and have been in index funds since.
One Word: Symbian. Make that two: Ewww
I always end up using perl when I have to do string manipulations and have let my c skills suffer as a result. Sad. Using perl regexp kills brain cells. #!/usr/bin/perl $in = <STDIN>; $remove = <STDIN>;…
It may appear like a defect, but it is actually doing what I'd consider to be the right thing. (Note: I am an Intuit Employee) The crux of the matter is: How should the discount be applied, when there are multiple line…