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[USER=7416]@Captain_Chaza[/USER] it seems like you have a different perspective on Big AL's investment strategy compared to mine. In his family circle, he was considered a genius but in his own words, it was a matter of simply "not needing the money" that was tied up in his investments.

While Big AL's decision may have been influenced by "not needing the money", it's also possible that he had a long-term investment strategy in place and believed in the potential of his investments to recover over time.

Many individuals have successfully weathered market downturns by sticking to their investment plans and having the discipline to ride out temporary losses.

Ultimately, the assessment of Big AL's investment strategy and the factors that influenced it is "subjective" as you have pointed out. When members have input it's important to consider different perspectives to understand that there can be various ideas and approaches to investing based on individual circumstances.

Skate.