Suzanne Frazier

My Comments (522 so far…)

Brittle Obama Thrashes Wall Street: All Form, No Substance, by Liz Peek

No credentials. I’ve just observed the market since I was a teenager…..so that’s about 46 years. My father paid me to chart his stocks according to price/volume when I was a teenager. Ever since then I’ve invested in the market and have made some good money at it. OF course, the first rule is that you never invest any money in the market that you might need to have access to in a hurry. It’s a gamble. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t.

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Moonlight births UFO.

Brittle Obama Thrashes Wall Street: All Form, No Substance, by Liz Peek

I know a few people who are not in the "evil rich" category that are investing in the market. It’s a good time while everyone things everything is bad. When the good times start to appear, it will be too late to make any money in the market.

My recommendation is to stop watching TV and start investing. You could put the money you save paying for cable TV into stocks each month. And by the end of the year, you might have some good savings going.

Brittle Obama Thrashes Wall Street: All Form, No Substance, by Liz Peek

As history has proven, the "market" is usually anticipating the future and is usually thinking 6 months out. So the realities of today have already been factored into the market 6 months ago. It’s a good time to continue to purchase stocks if you have the money. If not the money, feel comforted that investors are positive about the future.

Fools Rush In, by E.D. Hill

The kids are learning the violence from television. Have you viewed the television commercials lately. Even selling fast food, there is violence in the 30 seconds. Our children have become immune to violence, and so have their parents. They have been well trained by the TV shows and the commercials. Violence is what this country is all about these days.

Is multitasking something to move toward or away from?

Do it while you can. As you age, the process doesn’t happen. I used to multi-task all the time and was very good at it. Now at age 62, I just can’t get all the "balls in the air at one time." It’s gets more interesting as the years add on. The multi-tasking slows down, even if one is not prepared to behave in that manner.

Yes! (Or, Oh No): <i>Time</i>'s The State of the American Woman

In 1969, I graduated from college and applied to graduate schools. I was accepted at the University of Virginia in the Philosophy Graduate Program and I was rejected at Johns Hopkins for the same program for, as they wrote in the rejection letter, I "would get married and never use my degree, so there was no point in accepting me into the Philosophy Masters Program".

I never married and went on to have fabulous careers in male-dominated industries and experienced being the "first woman" at board meetings and to hold various positions in the corporations. At least the men who I worked with believed I could do more than procreate.

Fools Rush In, by E.D. Hill

The psychology is: if we don’t change our "mind-set" (a nice word for brainwashing) then we are going to destroy ourselves. We are a violent nation. Just look at what are children are doing to each other. Their behavior is a good reflection of adult attitudes.

It’s time for a paradigm shift. We cannot be a country that continues to solve our problems with violence.

I would suggest reading some European newspapers or watching BBC. The news you are getting is rather limited in points-of-view and supports the military establishment (mindset).

Obama has tried to shift some of this mindset and people have criticized him because they are not well informed, because they are watching radically bias news organizations whose only objective is getting them to watch you….so they care make more money.

It’s time to wake up!

Chrissie Evert, We Hardly Knew Ye! by Michele Willens

Interesting projections. It’s really none of our business.

Obama: We Need Jobs, Not More Speeches, by Liz Peek

‘Tis better to have a political aspiration, than no vision at all!

Fools Rush In, by E.D. Hill

I am one of the under-insured that you are referring to. Thanks for standing up for us.

Fools Rush In, by E.D. Hill

One way to have enough money for Medicare, Medicaid and universal health care is to change the psychology of this nation from a violent country to a peaceful country. Then we would have enough money to take care of everyone. In other words, let’s move the money from the military machine to the health care machine. We would save so many more lives on all fronts……at home and abroad.

Fools Rush In, by E.D. Hill

Ditto. I agree!

In the movie of your life, what actress would play you? What would be the title of the film?

"Tenacity" …..starring Brooke Shields……….I’m writing my memoir ……and I’ve had a very interesting life….anyone want to read it? Any agents interested! It’s about a girl who rose above extreme dysfunctional behaviors of a family….and growing up through her experiences at a small Ohio girl’s college in the 1960’s, Europe, Greece, graduate school in philosophy, corporate life in the 1970’s in radio and the airlines and finally meeting face-to-face the dysfunctional behaviors through intense therapy in the 1980’s. Looking back in the 2010’s, the struggles were successful and the journey was worth the trip.