Hi, have that feeling is a good thing, keeps you on your toes as Richard said.

What Richard said.

Go hire Richard Kaklinsky " the Iceman " to help move them out.

You've made this an excellent site.Thanks man :)Richard B Maselow, CPA

Hi Richard, when that happens, I just say that it depends.

I agree completely, Richard!

Richard's "A Rehabber's Tale" for one.Honestly, I'd make every effort to get that money back.

Option Pricing and Investment Strategies" by Richard M Bookstaber ,was the book that really turned on the light bulb for me.For a deep math understanding, though a tough book and required reading when we were on the street, "Options, Futures, and Other Derivative Securities" by John Hull.

Nothing is foolproof.In an interview with Richard Branson he talked about quantitative risk.Smart risk is a measured and controlled risk People live by fear of making a bad decision so many times they do nothing.Instead you can take most of the fear away by getting accurate information to make the best informed decision possible.Even Warren Buffet has invested in some stinkers over his time.You learn the most from your failures.Over time if you have more successes than failures with controlled investing you will do well.

As an example, I know Richard C.