Frederick Vettese

And when it does happen, if I get caught with my pants down with too much money in equities, I'm going to be kicking myself and saying, why in the world did I do that?

So in that sense, I'm very human.

If I'm doing this now, it's partially inertia.

I just don't have any better around to doing it.

I would tell this to other people as well.

If you don't need to risk that much money and take it out at this point in time and put more of that money into bonds.

I think I am seeing that same trend.

I get almost all of my information about financial advisors indirectly.

Now, they do write to me every once in a while and they say, great ideas.

I really buy into it.

I love the book.

So I'm really pleased to hear about that because I used to be afraid that they would be telling people

Leave all your money in the RRSP.

Don't touch your RRSP if you possibly can.

Take your CPP early and so on.

I'm not hearing that as much as I used to hear.

Also, from the viewpoint of the actual investors themselves, I used to get complaints from them that they didn't really trust their advisor.

Their advisor was giving them bad advice.

They were telling them to do things that were diametrically opposed to what I say in my books.

I'm not getting that as much as I used to anymore.