The trouble maker here is in the subject line of this post.
The trouble maker here is in the subject line of this post.
Narcissist detector wrote:
Igy has turned this thread into a joke. Hey, Igy, it's not all about you.
The only joke is, he has been singing the praises (with his articles, analysis and commentary), of the inevitable collapse of the market since he's got on here several years ago. And still is.
It's never happened! Does he really think people need him to post this ridiculously garbage that other people are also saying with no accuracy as it relates to what the market has been doing.
It's about time to admit, up to this point, everything I have been posting is meaningless. Now, that doesn't mean it will be tomorrow, or in ten years.
I just don't know! But as of today, I've been dead wrong.
Just for you Blind Mellon:
https://www.janus.com/insights/bill-gross-investment-outlook/
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Just for you Blind Mellon:
https://www.janus.com/insights/bill-gross-investment-outlook/
It's a shame you weren't a passenger on the Titanic.
You could have convinced people "We're not going to sink". It just seems that way.
While Blind Mellon rearranges the deck chairs on his Titanic investments.
Hiram wrote:
Go ahead and ask him, numbnuts.
Now you are failing to make any sense whatsoever.
Ignorant and overly sensitive is no way to go thru life
Nor is with your head in the sand. What are you afraid of?
this crash in oil prices is going to hurt SP500 earnings...question is if investors will again overlook an earnings drop caused by the decline in the price of oil.
Pleazse wrote:
After the nice run-up after Trump's speech I bailed out of the market last Wednesday . Perfect timing as it turned out as the market has been slumping since.
Naturally you got out exactly when the market was at a record high. You're so full of shit, it's coming out of your ears.
Earnings Scorecard: As of Thursday (with 99% of the companies in the S&P 500 reporting actual results for Q4 2016), 65% of S&P 500 companies have beat the mean EPS estimate and 53% of S&P 500 companies have beat the mean sales estimate.
Earnie(ings) FactCheck:
At the close of Q4 2016 the expected non-GAAP EPS was projected at $30.48. Based upon reported Q4 non-GAAP EPS is currently 8.5% lower tracking at $27.89. Of course the GAAP EPS for Q4 was considerably lower at $24.13. As usual Earnie reports non-GAAP EPS which excludes stock based compensation and failed business ventures as "cost of doing business," which for some of us is a foolish assumption. Last thought I will leave you with, how realistic is the 2017 non-GAAP forward EPS expectations of $130 when we are currently tracking at $112.
Igy
Non-GAAP, aka pro forma, includes data not contained in GAAP numbers. An investor would be foolish to ignore them.
The fool is the one that believes the market trades at 17 times forward earnings.
What's your number?
That's not forward looking.
OK, a better fudged number would be 2,370 / 112 = 21.
That's current. Still not forward looking.
"Forward looking" is somewhat of joke, always inflated and never fullfilled. Go look for yourself, several years projected at $130 and never happens. Nothing meaningful other than a metric that makes the market look "fairly" valued. Used to dupe unsuspecting and unsophisticated investors.
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