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Daewoo: GM's Secret Weapon?
in carzz.org, on May 13, 2009
...urs are flying about mergers and buyouts. Pundits who long ago claimed that the auto industry would some day be reduced to a few combines are being congratulated as visionaries. But where will the fam... ...early so, and several other manufacturers in trouble, rumours are flying about mergers and buyouts. Pundits who long ago claimed that the auto industry would some day be reduced to a few combines are ...
Obama's Tax Breaks and Outsourcing
in The Outsourcing Weblog, on March 3, 2009
...tion of tax benefits for a business practice (the Obama proposal) and trade protectionism (what the pundits in Bangalore and Mumbai are crying "foul" about).
The article goes on to analyze...
Tough Times for Vonage
in The VoIP Weblog, on February 28, 2009
...the standalone Internet VoIP industry," writes VoIP News' Robert Poe . "Analysts and pundits have repeatedly predicted its demise in the face of increasingly fierce competition from cab...
More on the Amazon/IBM deal
in The CIO Weblog, on February 13, 2009
...are going to be even later to the party than they had already planned, and they might actually lose some of the die-hard customers who otherwise might have stayed neutral on the whole cloud thing unti... ..., enterprise-popular) server applications via Amazon Web Services (AWS), but I think the rest of us pundits have to doff our hats to Dana Gardner's analysis . Gardner looks deeper and with more h...
The SOA imbroglio
in The CIO Weblog, on January 23, 2009
...ened largely inside the cloistered community of pundits and SOA insiders, and perhaps missed out on some of the larger concepts and implications of SOA in business. As everyone from all sides readily ... ...least.
But I think that this was a debate that happened largely inside the cloistered community of pundits and SOA insiders, and perhaps missed out on some of the larger concepts and implications of ...
Keeping the CIO relevant
in The CIO Weblog, on October 13, 2008
... result of the global financial crisis are piling on and causing a sudden reversal in what had been some relatively rosy prospects for the profession... or at least in pundits opinions thereof.
First... ...udden reversal in what had been some relatively rosy prospects for the profession... or at least in pundits opinions thereof.
First, from Gartner, we hear that CFOs are likely to start gaining groun...
Gearing Up For The Weekend in College Football
in End Zone Buzz, on October 10, 2008
...is may be the best weekend of college football so far this year. Let's take a look and see what some pundits say about some of the best games this weekend.
... ...y be the best weekend of college football so far this year. Let's take a look and see what some pundits say about some of the best games this weekend.
...
HTC Touch HD vs iPhone 3G
in The Smart PDA, on September 23, 2008
...be inspired by the iPhone. The HTC Touch HD looks and feels a lot like the iPhone 3G and comes with some powerful features. Such is the excitement of this new device that mobile pundits believe that i... ...one 3G and comes with some powerful features. Such is the excitement of this new device that mobile pundits believe that it can be a serious threat to the iPhone 3G. Let us have a look at the main fea...
Windows 7 may be coming early
in The CIO Weblog, on September 16, 2008
...rnal Microsoft calendars show that the release of Windows 7 is slated for June of 2009, rather than sometime in 2010 as the company has publicly stated.
There are good reasons to think that this migh... ...on ad campaign promises to do)... they'd be hoist by their own vaporware if they did. All those pundits and analysts, such as myself, who have been urging businesses to hold off and consider skipp...
Hyperic's CloudStatus
in The CIO Weblog, on August 22, 2008
...rd-party service provides that much more assurance, and gives potential utility computing customers some independent verification that they are getting what they paid for, as well as options for addre... ...uch incidents make services such as Hyperic's inevitable, and that's probably a good thing. Pundits have been critiquing cloud performance and suggesting that perhaps it's not time to give...
When the Games End, The Economic Party's Over
in China Venture News, on August 21, 2008
...days. Among those nay sayers are Dexter Roberts and Frederik Balfour at BusinessWeek : China spent some $43 billion and the better part of a decade preparing for the Beijing Olympics. But now, like a... ...Many pundits are predicting that China's economy will start a downward slide in a few days. Among those nay sayers are Dexter Roberts and Frederik Balfour at BusinessWeek : China spent some $43 b...
A touch of gray
in The CIO Weblog, on August 12, 2008
...after Amazon's latest Simple Storage Service (S3) outage, many are linking the two and drawning some grand conclusions about cloud computing as a whole. You can't trust it yet! You need off...
More musings on cloud reliability
in The CIO Weblog, on July 21, 2008
...s falls more in line with the performance of the system-it fails about as often as you would expect some cut-rate, on-the-cheap offering to do-and with the expectations that many customers seem to hav... ...have preferred it to be as I survey it in the cold, clear light of morning.
A surprising number of pundits are dragging out the "don't put your eggs all in one basket" admonishment, inc...
Microsoft takes a stand with Vista
in The CIO Weblog, on July 10, 2008
...ents; sorry about the security, drivers, etc, etc, etc) with forward-looking statements to generate some excitement about 7. There is a limited amount of good you can do for a product that has been on... ...that it doesn't intend to continue standing by quietly and allowing Vista to be sullied by ads, pundits, and random Slashdot posts.
"Windows Vista is a good product," said Vice P...
Cardiff 0-1 Portsmouth - Exciting cup final?
in The Soccer Weblog, on May 18, 2008
...otball.
I had been looking forward to the game because I truly felt that the FA Cup had regained some of it's 'magic' this season.
What I watched was a very drab affair with Portsmouth... ..., but you can't really count Jimmy Floyd Hasselbank these days!
After the game I heard the BBC pundits telling me that I had watched a fascinating and exciting game. I really wanted to agree with...
Early Look - Fantasy Quarterbacks
in End Zone Buzz, on May 16, 2008
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We've taken a look at who some pundits think are the top choices for 2008 fantasy football running backs and wide receivers, so now let's take a look at the quarterback positi... ... © eschipul
We've taken a look at who some pundits think are the top choices for 2008 fantasy football running backs and wide receivers, so now let's take a look at the quarterback positi...
More CIO unrest
in The CIO Weblog, on April 30, 2008
... are a changing for corporate IT and for CIOs. While this has manifested in practical terms only as some vague, statistically questionable reverses in status (say, more CIOs going back down the ladder... ...s not quite as much under attack from outsourcing, SaaS, and social networking pressures as various pundits (this pundit included) make it seem, it is nonetheless clear that the times, they are a chan...
What Pundits Are Saying About The Draft
in End Zone Buzz, on April 29, 2008
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Here is a look at what draft analysts are saying about what transpired in the NFL Draft.
Peter King, SI.com: The Bears had 12 draft choices this year. No quarterback picked. Chicago had nine draft choices in 2007. No quarterback picked. Chicago had seven draft choices in 2006....
Madonna's Child Sporting The Latest Fashions
in The Celebrities Weblog, on April 28, 2008
...th a bunch of photos of Madonna and her child, lourdes , who is wearing what I'm told, is some hip clothing for young girls.
OK, I'm not arguing with the fashion pundits, and it's i... ... what I'm told, is some hip clothing for young girls.
OK, I'm not arguing with the fashion pundits, and it's impossible for me to think like an 11 year old girl, but the shoes look like v...
The iPhone Price Drop: 3G iPhone Coming Soon... or Not?
in The Wireless Weblog, on April 16, 2008
...ng for the iPhone in the UK from O2 and Carphone Warehouse has dropped by almost $200, leading some pundits to wonder if this is yet another sign that the 3G iPhone is coming soon... and others t... ...r the iPhone in the UK from O2 and Carphone Warehouse has dropped by almost $200, leading some pundits to wonder if this is yet another sign that the 3G iPhone is coming soon... and others to dis...
Some Pundits' Mock Draft
in End Zone Buzz, on April 16, 2008
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Mock drafts are a big thing this time of year, obviously. So we scoured the internets and will share with you who other "experts" from the mass media have going in their mock drafts. For our purposes, we'll confine it to the top 10.
Mel Kiper, ESPN
1. Miami Dolphi...
Google makes its move
in The CIO Weblog, on April 8, 2008
...ically distributed in tens or hundreds of data centers around the world. We know a little bit about some of the tools that run on this massive network, the Google File System (GFS) and Bigtable distri... ...t, it's that price/performance ratio that is the company's real strength. You won't see pundits debating it, probably because the company doesn't discuss it nor do many of their compet...
Tata Buying Jaguar
in Bizinformer, on March 26, 2008
...ar Motors would become the property of former colonists? In 1948 did the Rover Company believe that someday former subjects of the Empire would be running the show? That is what happened when Ford Mot... ...l with Ford to purchase Jaguar Land Rover for $2.3 billion in cash to be closed by next quarter. Pundits and journalists have been discussing the rise of India as a world economic power for over a ...
Devil Dog
in carzz.org, on February 25, 2008
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Many pundits thought Cerberus Capital would be the mythical savior of Chrysler. As the months unfold though it appears likely that Cerberus is more like its namesake, a demonic dog.
Cerberus Capi...
Kuga Kool
in carzz.org, on February 18, 2008
...diesel engine generating a scant 136 hp but an impressive 236 lb-ft of torque, which should give it some zip.
Although, as I mentioned, the Kuga is not scheduled to head our way, some pundits sugges... ...hould give it some zip.
Although, as I mentioned, the Kuga is not scheduled to head our way, some pundits suggests that the compact SUV could eventually become the next ford escape .
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The Struggle With Skepticism
in Businesspundit, on February 12, 2008
...A comment on an earlier post asked if I would round out my time here by writing more about some personal experiences and insights. I'll try my best, and I'll start with the aspect of my person... ...nted out the tech bubble, then for an encore pointed out the real estate bubble. Despite all of the pundits who talked about structural changes in the economy, how things are different, Dow 36000, sto...
30 Good Posts You May Have Missed: A History of Businesspundit
in Businesspundit, on February 4, 2008
... tag, save, or whatever it is you need to do to this post to save it until you have time to go read some of the posts in this list.
1. The Wisdom Fallacy, Why Management Is Really Like Math - This... ...cts of Low Prices? - In the early days of this blog, the business press was obsessed with Walmart. Pundits believed Walmart would take over the world and ruin this country. Now no-one thinks about th...
If you build it, they will come
in The CIO Weblog, on January 3, 2008
...out which they are prognosticating is going to "take off" with the new year. All of these pundits, each in their various fields, have good, well-reasoned arguments for why this should be so,...
The Economist envisions Ubuntu opening standards across the net
in The CIO Weblog, on December 28, 2007
...ne, that the SCO lawsuit was actually restraining anyone from adopting Linux; two, that using Linux somehow leads one to embrace openness; and three, that this is mostly down to Ubuntu.
I think Ubunt... ...
It's that time again when pundits are assembling their top ten lists of the previous year and holding forth with bold new predictions for the coming year (and only rarely bothering to tie last...
And on that subject...
in The CIO Weblog, on December 17, 2007
...g far more realistic and relevant than they are generally given credit for, and certainly more than some of their competitors. But when it comes to SaaS in general and Office Live Workspaces in partic... ...d judges them entirely adequate to retain control of the market that is there, not the one that the pundits envision. I personally still think it's odd to view Live as a response of any sort to th...
Office Live is from Mars, Google Apps are from Venus
in The CIO Weblog, on December 17, 2007
... this was just a misunderstanding, or if it's been spun differently internally at Microsoft for some reason-to provoke some fighting instincts among the troops, perhaps?
It seems to me, though, t... ...hink that Google is really trying to compete with Microsoft on Office, or in many other areas where pundits are trying to portray a fight, and this really what I am getting at when I say it: if Google...
Jessica Alba Is Pregnant
in The Celebrities Weblog, on December 17, 2007
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Source:www.laragmag.com
It was just a short time ago that the pundits were reporting that Jessica Alba and Cash Warren were no longer together.
Well apparently they had a reunion, even if onl...
Will The United States Go Bankrupt?
in Businesspundit, on December 7, 2007
...ue I struggle with is how to tell when the doom and gloom prophets are being reasonable (and seeing some data point the rest of us don't), and when they are being fearmongers.
One gauge I use to... ... predictions and decision making, and I suspect that if this happens, it will occur only after many pundits are on national television explaining why it won't. These are, of course, the people who...
The Unsinkable Michelle Wie
in Eagle Par Birdie, on November 2, 2007
... around the world.
She is caught up in a maelstrom of views and opinions churned out by golf's pundits and experts and the occasional ink-stained wretch.
Recently, noted golf writer Lorne Rubens...
Meeting up in Web 2.0: One Online Business Edge
in Home Based Business, on October 4, 2007
...r's facts in real time.
Web 2.0 on its own has many advantages to offer freelancers - writers, pundits, and designers, among others. However, there are rules and regulations that should be follow...
Day One Prognosticating
in Eagle Par Birdie, on September 28, 2007
...lly in the Ryder Cup?
WorldGolf.com writer, Brandon Tucker, offers an explanation which may hold some merit.
He reports that PGA golfer, Charlie Huffman believes it all has to do with camaraderie ... ...
Courtesy: Tom Hanson/AP
The pundits are already offering their analysis after day one of the President's Cup at Royal Montreal in Quebec, Canada.
The Americans took a five point lead over...
Google goes head to head with Microsoft
in Tech Without Wires, on September 16, 2007
...ns: email, calendar, word processing, spreadsheets and presentation software.
And according to the pundits, Google is soon to release an off-line version of its key office suite programs . This will...
Bridge over Servica Oriented Architecture Waters
in The CIO Weblog, on September 13, 2007
...heir SOA strategy (if such strategy exists, an idea which has been called into question lately with some frequency)....
The End of Muni Wi-Fi?
in The Wireless Weblog, on August 30, 2007
...ision , along with cancelations of planned Wi-Fi networks in cities across America, a wide range of pundits are weighing in on the future of municipal Wi-Fi - and it doesn't look good.
The Econ...
Eli Manning should concentrate on football
in End Zone Buzz, on August 23, 2007
...eammate, but Manning should be used to it.
After all, Peyton's younger brother has given NFL pundits plenty of room to criticize him. He's been decent at best, with a career quarterback rat...
Ranking Community Colleges
in The Universities Weblog, on August 21, 2007
...inceton Review devote few, if any, of their glossy pages to community colleges, while reporters and pundits for elite publications have little to say about them as well.
Part of this is pure snobbery...
More US visa for engineers?
in Global Mobility Report, on July 11, 2007
...much of the public debate on comprehensive immigration reform focused on unlawful immigration. Most pundits would have us think the debate is whether the country needs more fences along the border or ...
The Selective Perception of Human Brains: Why Startups Often Beat The Big Boys
in Businesspundit, on June 29, 2007
... You may have seen this picture before. Some see an old woman. Others see a young woman. Psychologists know that they can prime you to see the picture a certain way.
Men willingly believe what the... ...ollow closely, but I can tell you that I use Google less than half the time for my searches.
Many pundits will say it is the job of the leader to set the corporate vision. I will add to that and say...
Envy, Venture Capital, and the Blackstone IPO
in Businesspundit, on June 25, 2007
... Some pundits have said that the Blackstone IPO is evidence that private equity is peaking. When I read this interview with Charlie Munger and his comments on venture capitalists, I began to wonde... ... Some pundits have said that the Blackstone IPO is evidence that private equity is peaking. When I read this interview with Charlie Munger and his comments on venture capitalists, I began to wonde...
The Premiership is Inferior
in The Soccer Weblog, on June 19, 2007
... Footballer/rock star turned suit and tie wearer Alexi Lalas showed some of his old spunk yesterday, with some harsh words for the Premiership, which - without a trace of irony - he branded "a... ...world. There are a lot of stars who would struggle here."
Again, he's right that English pundits are underestimating MLS, but only just. I watch plenty of MLS, and fully support the league....
iPhone a 5 Year AT&T Exclusive in US?
in The Mobile Technology Weblog, on May 26, 2007
...ll see the Apple iPhone released exclusively on AT&T in the US is for a longer period than most pundits originally thought - 5 years. Another part of the deal is that Apple are barred from dev...
Google Phone Confirmed?
in The Mobile Technology Weblog, on May 2, 2007
...The Google phone has been rumoured for quite some time now, with pundits coming down on both sides of the fence as to whether or not it does or doesn't exist, or perhaps might or not in the future... ...The Google phone has been rumoured for quite some time now, with pundits coming down on both sides of the fence as to whether or not it does or doesn't exist, or perhaps might or not in the future...
Best Graduate Schools for 2008
in The Universities Weblog, on April 30, 2007
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Pundits may dismiss the U.S. News rankings as superficial, misleading, misguided, or simply a profit-making scheme. Whatever you call them, add "influential" to the list. Right or wrong, ...
Is The Web Moving Towards the Blockbuster Business Model?
in Businesspundit, on April 29, 2007
... problem is finding that next hit. And what a problem it is. Despite the pontification of gurus and pundits, there isn't an underlying formula for what works. It's not being first. It's no...
How To Be a Business Pundit - 7 Easy Ways To Sound Smarter Than You Really Are
in Businesspundit, on April 17, 2007
... if the chicken bree-ion was any good. That's the price I had to pay for trying to sound smart. Sometimes those bets pay off. Other times they don't.
Laurence Haughton, a frequent commenter o... ...doing the right thing?
That is not a sign of a healthy company.
So to help you avoid the business pundits out there, the people who are all talk and no action, here are 7 things you can do to sound ...
Business coach promotes lean approach
in BootStrapMe, on March 5, 2007
...ted money. Spending money for show is not beneficial. Yet, our famous media, many supposed business pundits, and even VC's are only impressed with the show of size and success. They encourage the ...
Sirius + XM = Inevitable
in Digital Music - The Future, on February 28, 2007
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The Sirius and XM merger is inevitable. While some call it a failure on the part of XM or both companies, the overriding factor is structural and no different from other industries that featured h...
Sirius + XM = Inevitable
in P2P File Sharing, on February 28, 2007
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The Sirius and XM merger is inevitable. While some call it a failure on the part of XM or both companies, the overriding factor is structural and no different from other industries that featured h...
GM Resorts To Same Old Tricks
in carzz.org, on February 14, 2007
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It's a sorry sight. But, according to some, it was as inevitable as Toyota's steady rise and projected fall. According to the Auto Insider , GM will roll out the come and get 'em sa... ...ew Chevys such as the Vette Z06.
GM's fleet residuals are likely to suffer and once again the pundits are served with another dish of General doom and gloom....
WSOP Satellites at PokerStars
in Internet Poker, on February 12, 2007
...u going to buy us in?
The details are still being worked out (see footnote [1]). But we'll get something worked out and if you win a satellite, you will play in the 2007 WSOP main event.
For the... ..., and won, one final last-gasp double shootout - the very last one we ran in 2004. The rest, as the pundits love to say, is history.
On your marks, get set...
Best regards,
Lee Jones
PokerStars Pok...
NBC: Viewers Catch Up Online
in The Digital TV Weblog, on February 1, 2007
...aid this). A large proportion also went online to watch a show a second time (26% said this). Also, some viewers watched a program that they had never seen before (34% said this). Apparently, there mu... ...Many pundits on the net spout off that broadband TV will crush traditional television. I believe this is a flawed view because the real dynamic is all about the quality of the show and building an aud...
Woman dies in Nintendo Wii competition
in House of Nintendo, on January 15, 2007
...omment from the Sacrament-based radio station has been released, and unfortunately many anti-gaming pundits will peg this on Nintendo and video game addiction. Ms. Strange phoned a colleague while she...
Will Internet TV have advertising or not?
in The Digital TV Weblog, on January 10, 2007
...urchase with a video iPod so that you can watch the show offline while mobile is a smart choice for some people.
All that being said, the landscape is littered with pay-for-access models and I don&#... ...t business economics motivate media planning and how do stations automate their inventory. So, when pundits say that broadband video will be monetized in other ways (such as subscription fees), it int...
Apparently, it is tricky to say how often a show is watched online
in The Digital TV Weblog, on January 9, 2007
...I giggle when hearing some variation of how accountable the Internet is. My experience, in fact, is quite the opposite. However, what brings this up now is an article in the Wall Street Journal which ... ..."YouTube declines to disclose how it counts views of videos -- much to the frustration of tech pundits like billionaire investor Mark Cuban, who has questioned the stats on his blog."
This ...
Tracking Anomalies Pervade Web Video
in The Digital TV Weblog, on January 8, 2007
...I always giggle when hearing some variation of how accountable the Internet is. My experience, in fact, is quite the opposite. However, what brings this up now is an article in the Wall Street Journ... ...aid.
YouTube declines to disclose how it counts views of videos -- much to the frustration of tech pundits like billionaire investor Mark Cuban, who has questioned the stats on his blog.
This same t...
CBS, NBC, Viacom, News Corp discuss YouTube alternative
in The Digital TV Weblog, on December 12, 2006
... no part of the heroin business to rely on their own resources to get Disney content out.
Some naysayers are already saying that since YouTube has 23 million unique visitors the networks wil... ... to go to the legit site.
I am not saying that the networks will pull this off correctly. However, pundits should realize that no destination owns the web surfer and if content owners make a better v...
Are Shooting Brakes Ready For the Big Time?
in Classical Drives, on December 8, 2006
...n in the auto industry, especially in Europe, is of a vehicle type called the shooting brake, which some pundits suggest is the next little big thing . Here in North America you'd be hard put to find... ...the auto industry, especially in Europe, is of a vehicle type called the shooting brake, which some pundits suggest is the next little big thing . Here in North America you'd be hard put to find anyo...
Anti-Social Media
in Businesspundit, on November 29, 2006
...e is not the sum of opinions. Excellence is not born of consensus. Excellence is by its very nature something far outside the average. In fact, not even good is found in the average. Average is comfor... ...ells you they have all the answers, run the other way." That's why I steer clear of Web2.0 pundits.
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The Anti-Corporate Stance of Lou Dobbs
in Businesspundit, on November 28, 2006
...ny, that he was playing by the rules. That disappointment, that failure to live up to standards, is something I think we all share. It drove me ballistic." Point taken. I consider myself fairly &... ...so do the jobs. I mean, we can't all work for the government, as nice as that may sound to some pundits. The way to fix a system like this is to change the incentive structure, or to increase info...
Why Branding Isn't a Source Of Competitive Advantage
in Businesspundit, on November 26, 2006
...retty much everything, and still get a loan for a billion dollars. That is a paraphrased version of something a marketing professor told me in b-school. I was shocked. The Coca-Cola brand is worth a b... ... can do to a bottom line.
People are always looking for the easy way to make a buck, and gurus and pundits are quick to fill that need. There are plenty of books and blogs about the "5 key marke...
Who moved my leisure society?
in Audeamus - How dare we..., on November 26, 2006
... Some 'off day' (is it ever an off day around here?) thoughts from Notes from Sweden ...
Back when I was a kid in the early 60's I remember very well a debate in society over ... ...emember very well is the promise made by those in power, the politicians, the business leaders, the pundits in the media, in other words the people selling the concept of Automation, that it meant mor...
Is Television Story Telling Improving
in The Digital TV Weblog, on October 9, 2006
... the Empire Strikes Back
We have a countless number of pundits exclaiming that new media options spell the end of traditional television.
But I would not be the first to point out that there is...
Entrepreneurship, Age, and Money - Is It Better To Start Young or Wait Until You Are Older?
in Businesspundit, on August 30, 2006
... him unemployed and he decided to design web pages for a few friends and family until he could find something better. Four years later he was running a consultancy, a design firm, and a video company ...
What exactly is a smartphone, and what exactly is a PDA?
in The Smart PDA, on July 28, 2006
What exactly is a smartphone, and what exactly is a PDA? As innovations allow handhelds to add more functions to their feature sets, the difference between the two gadgets becomes less clear. This has complicated efforts for reaching commonly accepted definitions
A brave soul at Wikipedia conten...
Is Paying Down Your Mortgage Faster Good Financial Sense?
in The Personal Finance Weblog, on June 28, 2006
...s part of my portfolio of investments. If my retirement is funded and I have extra money to invest, some piece of it may go to my mortgage as part of a plan to diversify--a chunk of money in higher-yi... ... your comfort level as well.
One other thought as it pertains to the differing views of financial pundits: each pundit is reaching out to a different audience. Suze Orman talks to the layest of layp...
