What Does Suzie Orman Say?

[Guest Edgy DC]

The Motley Fool tells me that history shows that, when you see a sector start to increase their share of stadium naming rights deals, it looks like a good time to sell --- based on the recent bursts of dotcom and financial industry bubbles.

Putting aside that such advice doesn't tell what to actually buy (answer: gold and baseball cards), does that mean the next industry to drown will be power utilities? Or did Enron already drown enough for all of them?

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[Guest Edgy DC]

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[Guest attgig]

="Edgy DC":3sxezcs0]The Motley Fool tells me that history shows that, when you see a sector start to increase their share of stadium naming rights deals, it looks like a good time to sell --- based on the recent bursts of dotcom and financial industry bubbles. Putting aside that such advice doesn't tell what to actually buy (answer: gold and baseball cards), does that mean the next industry to drown will be power utilities? Or did Enron already drown enough for all of them?[/quote:3sxezcs0] who's the power utilities with new naming rights? Enron killed the energy trading business. I wonder when the oil companies are going to start buying naming rights... why no exxon field or bp stadium?

Edgy DC Feb 10 2009 07:43 PM

New? I dunno what constitutes new. They just seem to be the next largest sector. I mean, the beer industry isn't about to fail.

Benjamin Grimm Feb 11 2009 07:18 AM

I feel like I should know who Suzy Orman is, but I don't.

Edgy DC Feb 11 2009 07:47 AM

Pop financial advice, like Motley Fool:

[Guest Edgy DC]

New? I dunno what constitutes new. They just seem to be the next largest sector.

I mean, the beer industry isn't about to fail.

[Benjamin Grimm]

I feel like I should know who Suzy Orman is, but I don't.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Pop financial advice, like Motley Fool: