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My alltime favorite posts!!

I tried to figure out what are the most important posts before 2008. Not having much posts again helped me out. This time, I kept the list short to just 5. So, here are the posts that I think were commendable for many reasons.

Damn the critic. Stand. [August 2006]

Monetary inflation and spiritual devaluation. [July 2006]

Coming of new and bigger LTCM like collapse. [July 2006]

Case of Earth's greatest asset: Blue Gold [June 2006]

A Philosopher trades the Market [April 2007]


And the Best and the most favorite post of all time is ...




The Rich Man's story.

My very first story which was split into 7 parts + 1 part. I posted it again in 2007. It still remains relevant.

I wrote this for my sister to help her understand the economics of gold and monetary economics minus all the complexities and jargons. This is undoubtedly my favorite post of all time.

Preface

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

Rich Man's story - Entire set

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