Sounds like he could have set himself up a bit better on the wealth front if he had even just held on two both of his properties he would have been miles ahead by now. No doubt he will be slumming it around the In Crowd nevertheless.
Ian Ogilvy: 'Everyone made millions from property, but I got it all wrong'
Actor Ian Ogilvy, 73, starred as Simon Templar in the smash hit Seventies series Return of the Saint but says his earnings never quite matched his global fame.
With two children from his first marriage, Ian is now married to Kitty and they live in California.
Sounds like he could have set himself up a bit better on the wealth front if he had even just held on two both of his properties he would have been miles ahead by now. No doubt he will be slumming it around the In Crowd nevertheless.
Ian Ogilvy: 'Everyone made millions from property, but I got it all wrong'
Actor Ian Ogilvy, 73, starred as Simon Templar in the smash hit Seventies series Return of the Saint but says his earnings never quite matched his global fame.
With two children from his first marriage, Ian is now married to Kitty and they live in California.
I think you finally illustrate how modern media is designed to give the suburbanites the emotional food that need for survival in 2016. And that is particularly pertinent with asset prices as we have now entered the twilight zone where central banks and govts are frantically working to maintain the status quo, which quite possibly should have been left to self destruct while the opportunity presented itself.
I think you finally illustrate how modern media is designed to give the suburbanites the emotional food that need for survival in 2016. And that is particularly pertinent with asset prices as we have now entered the twilight zone where central banks and govts are frantically working to maintain the status quo, which quite possibly should have been left to self destruct while the opportunity presented itself.
Tha now newly enlightened global central bankers mandate (accordin' ta Tezza):
* Allow tha f***er [aka tha global economy] ta self destruct when tha opportunity presents itself
* 'Cause this'll make it all better for our sub-urbanites
Quite possibly? - LOL
PS: Ya so full a shit Tezza, even a dumb f*** like ole 'Jethro's' got ya sussed - LOL LOL LOL
PPS: On tha off chance ya feelin' like makin' yaself useful bloke, just how exactly does one post a pic 'round here? - 'Cause I got one just especially for ya ...
Tha now newly enlightened global central bankers mandate (accordin' ta Tezza):
* Allow tha f***er [aka tha global economy] ta self destruct when tha opportunity presents itself
* 'Cause this'll make it all better for our sub-urbanites
Quite possibly? - LOL
PS: Ya so full a shit Tezza, even a dumb f*** like ole 'Jethro's' got ya sussed - LOL LOL LOL
PPS: On tha off chance ya feelin' like makin' yaself useful bloke, just how exactly does one post a pic 'round here? - 'Cause I got one just especially for ya ...
He posts that rubbish to get a rise out of you.
He believes it to be "the alternate view" Mind you he's been completely wrong about property since 2009, but never mind past results.
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
Tha now newly enlightened global central bankers mandate (accordin' ta Tezza):
* Allow tha f***er [aka tha global economy] ta self destruct when tha opportunity presents itself
* 'Cause this'll make it all better for our sub-urbanites
Quite possibly? - LOL
PS: Ya so full a shit Tezza, even a dumb f*** like ole 'Jethro's' got ya sussed - LOL LOL LOL
PPS: On tha off chance ya feelin' like makin' yaself useful bloke, just how exactly does one post a pic 'round here? - 'Cause I got one just especially for ya ...
Well yes Jethro, central bankers and politicians think they're benevolent. Most suburbanites want to believe that as well. Whether or not it works out that way is a completely different consideration.
Rufus
10 Dec 2016, 04:31 PM
He posts that rubbish to get a rise out of you.
He believes it to be "the alternate view" Mind you he's been completely wrong about property since 2009, but never mind past results.
No. I was merely pointing out how the suburbanites react to modern media, which is largely about appealing to emotion and sentiment. it's the core foundation of capturing traffic and hearts. You wouldn't know. You're just a salesman. If you want to know more, read about sentiment analysis.
Well yes Jethro, central bankers and politicians think they're benevolent. Most suburbanites want to believe that as well. Whether or not it works out that way is a completely different consideration. No. I was merely pointing out how the suburbanites react to modern media, which is largely about appealing to emotion and sentiment. it's the core foundation of capturing traffic and hearts. You wouldn't know. You're just a salesman. If you want to know more, read about sentiment analysis.
And I was merely pointing out how some people who strongly believe they have insight into the minds and sentiments of the ordinary man, who have been constantly wrong for the best part of a decade, still manage to preach their brand of wisdom to others without any regard for their own poor performance in the art of understanding their fellow man.
Just gobsmacking don't you think?
Take risks - if you win you will become wealthy, if you lose you will become wise
At least Simon Templar was master of his decisions unlike those poor souls that invested in this.
Eddie Hobbs-backed firm to lose 90% of investors’ cash
Wheen television personality Eddie Hobbs launched the geared property investment fund Brendan Investments to the masses in 2007, a 90 per cent loss of the investors’ money wasn’t in the script. But that is what appears to be on the cards, according to angry shareholders who received the news from management at the company’s annual general meeting at the Red Cow Moran Hotel in Dublin a few weeks ago.
Fuelled by housewives’ favourite Hobbs’s celebrity pulling power, Brendan Investments Pan European Property (Bipep) fundraised almost €13 million from small investors at the cigarette end of the boom to invest in property in Ireland, Britain and Europe. Some 700 investors, including the tailor Louis Copeland, each put up a minimum of €5,000. Now, they all seem set to lose their shirts.
Regan told shareholders at the recent agm that most of the company’s capital has been obliterated, and that they would get perhaps 10 per cent back of their money back if the fund is wound up as scheduled in a little over a year. A shareholders’ representative has been appointed to liaise with the board to devise a report on the future of the company.
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