He I mean she said it. What position is that?
He I mean she said it. What position is that?
Drunk posting again, Igy? Have another Chardonnay and don't forget to sit down when you pee.
Portia wrote:
Yet another record today for the NASDAQ.
I wonder if the NASDAQ will set another record today?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Portia wrote:Yet another record today for the NASDAQ.
I wonder if the NASDAQ will set another record today?
You can tell, he's praying that this is the day of the big collapse.
No, I want to see a new NASDAQ record. Please I want to believe my passive investment strategy will never let me down. Go FAANG. Go for 44 CAPE.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I would assume over the next ten years active dramatically outperforms passive.
That's a rather short time frame for passive investing, so you may be right but I wouldn't bet on it. Active investing has too many things working against it.
It could happen if managers do effective damage control during the next downturn, but even that has constraints. And if the passive investors hold on (they wouldn't be passive investors otherwise), then in the long run they'll move back ahead. They always do.
I don't disagree with anything you have said. I believe most who have come to index/ETF investing since the financial crisis will sell in the next downturn. They will behave as investors in the past. The advantage of active management can be the reduction of risk and carrying of portfolio cash. If the active manager is merely mimicking the index or making oversized bets, the performance against passive would be worse. I was making a an assumption that investment fads usually don't pan out as expected, and I consider the outside move to index/ETFs to be one. Furthermore, institutional traders have used index/ETFs as trading vehicles possibly magnifying the upside in the market, and creating unknown risks in a downturn. Just an opinion here on timing and not a slam against index/ETF investing over a full market cycle.
This market will bounce in th next couple days. Several individual names are oversold today.
Overreaction wrote:
This market will bounce in th next couple days. Several individual names are oversold today.
And those same several individual names were overbought yesterday, so what does that mean? Seems like a meaningless statement to me.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Seems like a meaningless statement to me.
Where is irony man when we need him?
Did mellon have a bad day? So sorry.
mellon wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:I wonder if the NASDAQ will set another record today?
You can tell, he's praying that this is the day of the big collapse.
He will eventually be right. The question is at what cost to him and his clients?
Wise one did you buy on the dip today?
No. It wasn't much of a dip.
I think you were scared. What will you do when you are down 30%?
If I have any cash, I'll consider buying.
If you have any cash? If you listened to GoI you WOULD have cash in that situation. just saying.
Walrus Gumboot wrote:
If I have any cash, I'll consider buying.
Ryan Foreman wrote:
If you have any cash? If you listened to GoI you WOULD have cash in that situation. just saying.
Walrus Gumboot wrote:If I have any cash, I'll consider buying.
If I listened to him, I'd be broke.
That is fiction. You are more likely to be broke by investing in wife's tales rather than facts.
You wouldn't be broke because most of your money would be stuffed into your mattress.
Am I living in the twilight zone? The Boston Marathon weather was terrible!
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Ryan Eiler, 3rd American man at Boston, almost out of nowhere
Matt Choi was drinking beer halfway through the Boston Marathon
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