Mine:
"spend < earn"
Any others?
Thursday, November 15, 2007
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3 comments:
means/live
(It probably doesn't look great in computer text, but basically I mean to say "Live below your means")
Based on this, if you earned nothing you should spend less than nothing? I know you mean to say spend less than you earn. This doesn't explain what happens to the excess that isn't spent. A better formula would be:
spend <= [(earnings > 0) - savings]
STOP BELIEVING IN 10,000 TO 2,70,000
STOP BELIEVING IN 99.99% ACCURACY
STOP BELIEVING IN NIFTY GRAND FATHERS
STOP BELIEVING IN 600 to 1000 PTS IN NIFTY FUTURE
STOP BELIEVING IN 35% TO 100% RETURNS IN A SINGLE DAY
NSE NIFTY
NIFTY OPTION TRADING
NIFTY FUTURE TRADING
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