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    I'm horrified...

    I won't do it because, at a purely personal level, I consider it morally wrong. Should I care whether you consider this to be good or not? Why do I need your moral approval? Or care whether you disapprove? I would act the same way if you considered this to be a great strategy to make money. Does...
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    I'm horrified...

    Odious, yes. I certainly wouldn't do it. Am I just very, very jaded? There are so many things that happen in the world that I find morally wrong, but are nevertheless legal, or at least not illegal until a lengthy court case. Often, justice in a court of law is a matter of who has the deeper...
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    I'm horrified...

    Ok, but then that's a matter of law. If the strategy is illegal, than the moral question is irrelevant. The legal issue is one to be decided by the courts. Morally, I do consider it wrong by my own moral code. But morals are never objective, because they're different for each person. Yes, I...
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    I'm horrified...

    No, I am not prepare to do these deals, because it goes against my morals. However, I would not automatically condemn who does.
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    I'm horrified...

    My point is that it's all subjective. According to you, this strategy is unethical. I agree, and I wouldn't use it. But where does one draw the line? If preying on the elderly who don't know any better is off limits, is taking advantage of a clueless younger seller who doesn't know the value of...
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    I'm horrified...

    Sash, what if someone said to you that taking advantage of some 'idiot' (your term) is disgraceful and immoral? Would you not consider a person's lack of knowledge and lack of negotiation skills as a vulnerability? Even more generally, hatred for investors as a group is hardly rare. The fact...
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