"The next few years will be full of challenges for investors, and for anyone who is seeking to maintain their present living standard. The good news is that a more frugal approach, which most of us will be forced to adopt, does not necessarily mean a major decline in the quality of our lives. When we have less money to spend, we will discover that the best things in life cannot be measured with money. Perhaps golfers will find pleasure in gardening, or luxury yacht owners will become keen fishermen. We will all have a great chance for remaking our lives in creative ways. We are likely to have more time on our hands, and many of us will rediscover some forgotten aspects of living that really matter, and bring a rich texture to life."
Michael Hampton, AKA Dr.Bubb - February 10, 2010
The entire article:
http://financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/hampton/2010/0210.html
"It ain't all bad....."
Random Roving - October 1, 2008
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