Monday’s Musings: A Year of Extremes Brings Us Back Full Circle to the Beginning of the Dot.Com Bust
With a few days left in the year, it’s hard to believe that 2008 is almost over. Just like our paltry .401K’s and lowered gas prices, it’s like we reverted to the Dot Com bust. Extreme contrasts in positions and tremendous change made 2008 both exciting, suspenseful, and frankly sobering like 2002. In fact, it [...]
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