For the record, 2017 was 2.3% so he’s off to a bad start.
For the record, 2017 was 2.3% so he’s off to a bad start.
If someone with a Bloomberg terminal can look at options chains for me and lemme know if there's gonna be a monster EOD sell-off then that'd be cool
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
For four years I have said when market valuations get stretched there is no value.
Nice of you to admit you were wrong.
Gruntz wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
For four years I have said when market valuations get stretched there is no value.
Nice of you to admit you were wrong.
It has always been apparent that you are a troll with nothing concrete to offer. A loser of untold dimensions.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Gruntz wrote:
Nice of you to admit you were wrong.
It has always been apparent that you are a troll with nothing concrete to offer. A loser of untold dimensions.
I give you a compliment and you slam me. Very classy.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
you disappear every at minor correction and beat your chest at market highs.
Both lies. I don't disappear. Unlike you I don't get overly excited hoping something big is about to happen.
If you call it chest beating posting when the market is going up, you would be hard pressed finding a time not to chest beat over the last 10 years.
3/9/2009
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
3/9/2009
Based on what you consider "SOON", I figured 10 years was close enough.
Soon = your 10 year annual investment returns a negative number
well this market is a heart attack inducer.
we're up 1,239 Dow points in 5 or 6 trading days, or around 5%.
Sitting right back on the 200 day, for the SPX anyway.
Good luck in Argentina, Mr Twump, I hope you don't skrew the pooch for us all.
Seems that the market is now assuming some kind of trade deal...even if it just trump delaying the new tariffs to make time for talks.
Chatham wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Sure, and that has been why the markets have struggle ever since. You need to examine the significance of what fueled the market to new highs then deduce what will change course.
But you are a troll and like bots never think.
Why do you feel it’s necessary to insult anyone who disagrees with you? Your self-image must really be low.
Where is the Irony Man?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Soon = your 10 year annual investment returns a negative number
Why do you wish ill on someone else?
Love thy brother wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Soon = your 10 year annual investment returns a negative number
Why do you wish ill on someone else?
It is not wishing ill on anyone. It is an opinion that simply expresses historical valuation and projecting future market returns.
Here is a bit of love brother. Pass it around and it will yield good karma. Piece.
https://mobile.twitter.com/hussmanjp/status/1068570518658445312
agip wrote:
well this market is a heart attack inducer.
we're up 1,239 Dow points in 5 or 6 trading days, or around 5%.
Sitting right back on the 200 day, for the SPX anyway.
Good luck in Argentina, Mr Twump, I hope you don't skrew the pooch for us all.
Seems that the market is now assuming some kind of trade deal...even if it just trump delaying the new tariffs to make time for talks.
The amount of calls that were bought near the end was insane. A bunch of Chinese stocks had huge call spreads placed too. Either a lot of people are gonna be broke on Monday or we're going SPY -> 300
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Love thy brother wrote:
Why do you wish ill on someone else?
It is not wishing ill on anyone. It is an opinion that simply expresses historical valuation and projecting future market returns.
You make many assumptions regarding her investments. How do you come by this information?
The corporate debt issue still has me in bear mode, at least long term. Tons of short gains to be made in the mean time but things are looking a little worrying now, right?
Verizon offered "voluntary severance" aka laid off 1/3 of it's workforce and GM just did a bunch of layoffs as well. Also starting to feel like GDP is being propped up by massive inventory stock-piling ahead of tariffs and corporate bonds are looking pretty worrisome with the amount of junk rated debt. Maybe I'm crazy, but it seems like a 2007 moment when all someone had to do was think "hey you ever notice how a lot of mortgages have adjustable rates and seems like our friends just bought a house way out of their means and also looks like foreclosures are going up"
25 year olds with two nickles to rub together in fancy leased cars....