And as Lucy says in the Charlie Brown series, "Advice is $ 0.25" so feel free to send $0.25 to the Salvation Army for this "Free" advice that just saved you tens of thousands of dollars and from doing something you'd long regret.

Charlie John Interesting that you mention handwritten vs professional/business letters.

They will sit on cash (Charlie Munger says you need to sit on $10 million for when that deal comes along - Berkshire's philosophy is to sit on $72 million) and when they see an opportunity for an undervalued asset/company with good fundamentals, they will go all in, and then sit on their hands and let it play out while looking for the next deal.  

Hi Charlie - thank you very much.

Originally posted by @Charlie MacPherson:@Bronagh Gaffney I can't speak to the guru courses directly, but if you want an example of a prominent personality who seems to have no compunction about screwing people HARD, take a look at Clayton Morris, former weekend host of Fox & Friends - the morning news/commentary show on Fox News.He had a prominent position on a national TV show and always had a very likeable personality on TV and parlayed both to launch Morris Invest - a turnkey investing company.  

@Charlie MacPherson Great info thanks!

-Charlie

Hello Charlie! 

@Charlie MacPherson  Thanks Charlie. 

@Charlie MacPherson Great answer and information!