Freixel
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Basic wisdom contained in the book:
>Saving
>Investment
>Reducing expenses
>Searching for knowledge, studying.
>Overcoming fear, taking risks.
Very similar to Rich Dad Poor Dad (the latter was inspired by this book)
What the book doesn't say is that to win in investments and for risk to be worth it and not ruin you, you have to have DATA (information), the same data that the great billionaires of the earth have: Knowing when the value of a stock will go up or down, when to buy and when to sell, etc.
The average worker doesn't have this data, so the world of investments ends up being a Russian roulette for him and many times he ends up losing (You just have to take risks, overcome fear bro, winners take risks bro).
Furthermore
The book is an apology for Usury and tries to portray the figure of the desert merchant as an "honest job."
Basically a cult of Mammon, the god of Money, and an apology for a psychopathic Jewish vision of the world.
There is no doubt why it is so famous in the USA.
>Also, the fantastic-literary aspect of the book is bad and boring.
>Saving
>Investment
>Reducing expenses
>Searching for knowledge, studying.
>Overcoming fear, taking risks.
Very similar to Rich Dad Poor Dad (the latter was inspired by this book)
What the book doesn't say is that to win in investments and for risk to be worth it and not ruin you, you have to have DATA (information), the same data that the great billionaires of the earth have: Knowing when the value of a stock will go up or down, when to buy and when to sell, etc.
The average worker doesn't have this data, so the world of investments ends up being a Russian roulette for him and many times he ends up losing (You just have to take risks, overcome fear bro, winners take risks bro).
Furthermore
The book is an apology for Usury and tries to portray the figure of the desert merchant as an "honest job."
Basically a cult of Mammon, the god of Money, and an apology for a psychopathic Jewish vision of the world.
There is no doubt why it is so famous in the USA.
>Also, the fantastic-literary aspect of the book is bad and boring.
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