Reggie Middleton's Boom Bust Blog

Here is something that should spark some discussion. As I stated in a previous post, I owned and ran a social class discussion, research and study site (from and applied perpsective, I am not a scientist) that became very popular. I offered tools and research that I utilized in my residential real estate investing, and have decided to offer a model to this blog. For those who wonder why I am offering this model here, just think of it as my layman's version of applied behavioral finance theory.

I welcome all constructive comments, and feel free to pass the model around the Web. Registration is not required.

 Socio-economic stratification model (156 kB 2008-11-07 13:47:25) 

A few words of introspective contemplation, expressed to the public. One of the biggest perks of working for yourself is the freedom from corporate politics, and the ability of being able to say what you want. I like being able to speak the truth, come hell or high water. As a matter of fact, it is one of my greatest strengths and simultaneously my Achilles' heel. I literally cannot stop. I presume I will never be able to get a job anywhere anyway after some of the stuff said on this blogJ.  Well, here goes some more truth, as I sit back in utter elation at the election of Barack Hussein Obama as the 44^th president of the United States of America.

Yesterday, as a country, we were on the precipice of self defeat. We were at the nadir of our great empire of finance, technology, culture and socio-political influence. As of approximately 11 pm last night, we as a country have overwhelmingly chose, for the first time that I can recall in my short lifetime, to actually marshal our substantial resources as a united people and collectively step back from that precipice. We have decided to look past the last great set of shackles that hamstrung this country to a system of petty, prejudicial name calling and fear mongering and move on to actually confront people and issues for what they are, and what they are not.

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