The bad note is that predator Buffett is in Madrid, bragging he has $200 billion! to buy companies, although he admitted he ´got here too late´ for the growing stage.
Why here? Why now? I´m not getting the whole picture at all.
In home news, our Poz. socialist party has been in a coma until a month ago and suddenly ´insurgents´ are coming out of the woodwork at the weekly meetings. They are being diplomatic when they use words like ´activate, dynamize´, but the committee is in trouble, (they seem to have already picked their own sacrificial lamb) and the fireworks will be awesome Sat. morning at the ´extraordinary´ assembly vote.
And I have been just listening quietly so far, but it´s good to see a pulse as high as mine, in the group. Our knowledge has surpassed our wisdom. -Charu Saxena.
My basic impression is that he is amoral as far as his business practices go, and that includes his preference for long term investments over short term speculation. But that's still better than many, and add to it his lobbying for higher taxes and I'd say he's definitely better than average.
