It was constantly packed, with a line, for music primarily from the roster of Blue Note Records, which sponsored the stage in a wise marketing move.
The giant company also took an unlikely but wise marketing approach by selling the IBM PC through computer dealers and in department stores, something it had never done before.
And whether or not caution proves wise, market strategists' arguments against the rails show that these stocks, once predictable market pillars, now play a lesser role in an economy dominated by high technology.
While Washington's cherries were planted in one area, probably a wise marketing decision, New York spread its out across Upper Manhattan, in several areas of Central Park, Riverside Park and an annex to Riverside east of Riverside Drive and Grant's Tomb that was renamed Sakura Park.
And yet, you must also believe that this wise market, guided by the invisible hand, can be sent wildly off course if the central bank prints too many pieces of green paper; and not just that, you have to believe that it can be sent wildly off course in a predictable direction.
Even Diddy's White Party, ostensibly a just-for-fun get-together for the mogul's nearest and dearest 400 friends, was a wise marketing move, according to Adler.
(Ah, yes, those all-wise markets, so revered by the Greenspan Cult).
But they also understood that the danger of too much government is matched by the perils of too little; that without the leavening hand of wise policy, markets can crash, monopolies can stifle competition, and the vulnerable can be exploited.
But the torrent of criticism still raises an awkward question: why should anyone believe regulators are wiser than markets?
Thus a wise pro-market party understands that any strategy is only as good as it is politically sustainable.
Product-wise and market-wise averages of relevant market integration indicators will be calculated.
