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What I can be done to help a friend who likes your type of teachers?
I have a friend who has a master's tastes. Say the name of my friend is "Mia" and the name of his teacher is "Mr. Clark" mia has a class with the Lord. Clark and whenever he is there she feels dizzy and all that just wants to be alone with him. This is a bit strange, but admitted having "sexual fantasies" about it. (Please bare with me) and then mr. Clark side, mine is always watching (I've seen it too) and acts differently when he's near mine. but mine is confused about her feelings and she wants to stop. because it is extremely inappropriate and sometimes mr. Clark tends to be green-minded. so please help my friend! 
Thank you!
I am a university professor, and I've seen this in lots of time at the university level. Here's the thing … Ask your friend if she cares about Mr. Clark at all, or just want to man. My guess is she going to say you like and therefore care about him. Then, just point to that * if * she cares about him, she did not act accordingly. Mr. Clark spent years pursuing an education to become a teacher (K-12?), And has been one of a number of years. And a relationship with her could end his career! She could cause the pulling something that has worked all his life! If that fails, as a last resort … Mr. Clark tell you is aware of her attraction to him, and his flirting with her. If something happens, you go to the authorities about it. This should Clark frightening enough to keep you from acting on it (well. .. hope anyway).
Interpretation of investor sentiment data correctly
Very few individual investors how to use investor sentiment to their advantage. Last week, when the New York Times published a front page article in relation to individual investors fleeing the capital funds for investment of bond mutual funds, which should have made any long-term investor Socially Responsible giddy with joy.
Why?
Feeling negative end as shown in the New York Times should be used as a barometer reverse when to invest. But more often the group is established and investors are intimidated by the actions lone wolf, while the purchase of the herd is stampeding in the other direction.
At this time, the sentiment expressed by the American Association of Individual Investors is very negative …. and that's a good thing. That has stopped selling when only 21% of members surveyed are positive in the markets? 21% happens to be one of the lowest recorded in the polls over the past 15 years. You may be right in his view of why you want to sell ……. but, and this is the tricky part that never most investors learn to dominate: You may be right in his thesis, but if you are in most their views, it is likely that their views have already been absorbed by the markets.
Using data provided by www.sentimentrader.com:
Since 1987, There have been 47 cases where the AAII sentiment dropped to 21% or less. The results are:
3 months later, the average return was 5.8% for S & P 500 with 98% of the 47 positive cases.
6 months later: the average yield was 10.9% for the S & P 500 with 91% of the 47 positive cases.
In conclusion, many investors believe they can manage their assets completely on its own but unfortunately we do not know how to interpret the data sense. Go against the herd is not easy, but you should be able to master their emotions to be a successful investor, otherwise you might consider hiring a counselor who is resisting a large number of storms in his career.
About the Author
Brad Pappas is President of Rocky Mountain Humane Investing in Colorado. You can find him at www.greeninvestment.com/blog
