The Money GameRandom House, 1968 - 302 páginas |
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... Billy the Kid here started with five thousand dollars and has run it up over half a million in the last six months . " " Wow ! " I said . I asked Billy the Kid how he did it . " Computer leasing stocks , sir ! " he said , like a cadet ...
... Billy the Kid here started with five thousand dollars and has run it up over half a million in the last six months . " " Wow ! " I said . I asked Billy the Kid how he did it . " Computer leasing stocks , sir ! " he said , like a cadet ...
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Adam Smith. Kid why these computer leasing stocks were so good . " The need for computers is practically infinite , " said Billy the Kid . " Leasing has proved the only way to sell them , and computer companies themselves do not have the ...
Adam Smith. Kid why these computer leasing stocks were so good . " The need for computers is practically infinite , " said Billy the Kid . " Leasing has proved the only way to sell them , and computer companies themselves do not have the ...
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2 Mister Johnsons Reading List | 15 |
3 Can Ink Blots Tell You Whether You Are | 33 |
4 Is the Market Really a Crowd? | 43 |
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