Why should taxpayers face the risk?  February 21, 2013
Clothes maketh not the millionaire  July 8, 2012  Some people
who thought they were dressed as millionaires protested  outside
the Prime Minister’s home yesterday against the proposal to sell
a minority share of a few state owned companies .  They dressed
that way to make a point and one point they made was about their
ignorance.  You don’t have to be a millionaire to buy shares. A
lot of people who are of far more modest means will have the
good sense to invest some money when the partial floats are
done.  They also showed their ideas about how millionaires dress
are rooted in fantasy.  Those in the photo in the link above
were dressed as any man, regardless of his financial status,
might be for a formal occasion.  These clothes aren’t normal day
wear for anyone, except perhaps a doorman, and you can’t
necessarily judge people’s worth by what they wear.  Few if any
at a seminar a couple of months ago would have owned businesses
worth at less