The next time you hear of the American Medical Association, think again
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I had a good buddy, trading partner, back in the mid 2000s, before we all figured out the markets are totally rigged by central bankers. His father, God rest his soul, was a medical doctor. He told his son if he wanted to live a long healthy life he should stay away from doctors. What a kind man the son was, took me out for dinner every M-F, never asked for anything in return. Where are all the real men these days? They sure as hell are not in the Churches and medical facilities, or in the financial institutions, that much I have figured out.