faster than ewe wrote:
K5 wrote:The typically syntax challenged Letsrun poster would probably question his "reading comprehension skills", which seems to have replaced "Econ 101" as the go to phrase for those who cannot clearly express a simple point.
Your point?
Is that supposed to make sense? How can you write if you cannot read?
K5 wrote:
faster than ewe wrote:Your point?
Is that supposed to make sense? How can you write if you cannot read?
I guess that went right over your head. Not surprising.
K5 wrote:
the horror wrote:K5,
The Dow is now at 15,863. That is 5.75% higher than when you got out at 15,000. That is amazingly HUGE gains - lots of monies that you have missed out on, you silly goon.
If a 5.75% return over a 7 month period is HUGE, how would you characterize the nearly 5% loss over the past week and one half?
HUGER, and FASTER. :)
Perhaps I should have ended my original post with "/sarc"
faster than you wrote:
K5 wrote:Your point?
Is that supposed to make sense? How can you write if you cannot read?
I guess that went right over your head. Not surprising.
You are projecting, my lacking in gray matter friend.
K5 wrote:
You are projecting, my lacking in gray matter friend.
Projecting? Kind of like you projecting that the poster cannot read? Hypocrite.
Hypocrite detector wrote:
K5 wrote:You are projecting, my lacking in gray matter friend.
Projecting? Kind of like you projecting that the poster cannot read? Hypocrite.
I queried "How can you write if you cannot read?" Obviously if he can write he can read.
My God are you stupid.
Hypocrite detector wrote:
K5 wrote:You are projecting, my lacking in gray matter friend.
Projecting? Kind of like you projecting that the poster cannot read? Hypocrite.
So, in your view, when I asked how can he write when he cannot read:
1. You actually believe I think he cannot read.
2. But, in reality, I cannot read and am projecting that onto him.
This is really your argument? I love the way letsrun posters act as if they are so much smarter than those black people they love taking shots at. When in fact, you guys have to be the dumbest MFers out there
K5 wrote:
I love the way letsrun posters act as if they are so much smarter than those black people they love taking shots at. When in fact, you guys have to be the dumbest MFers out there
You are a letsrun poster.
Hold the door wrote:
K5 wrote:I love the way letsrun posters act as if they are so much smarter than those black people they love taking shots at. When in fact, you guys have to be the dumbest MFers out there
You are a letsrun poster.
Wow. You guys are truly unarmed in any battle of the wits. I feel bad for you.
By the way, I see all yesterday's gains in the market disappeared -- and then some -- in the blink of an eye this morning
K5 wrote:
Hold the door wrote:You are a letsrun poster.
Wow. You guys are truly unarmed in any battle of the wits. I feel bad for you.
By the way, I see all yesterday's gains in the market disappeared -- and then some -- in the blink of an eye this morning
Who needs arms for a battle of wits?
K5 wrote:
By the way, I see all yesterday's gains in the market disappeared -- and then some -- in the blink of an eye this morning
So now the market is only way above where you got out, instead of way way above.
Hingle McCringleberry wrote:
K5 wrote:Wow. You guys are truly unarmed in any battle of the wits. I feel bad for you.
By the way, I see all yesterday's gains in the market disappeared -- and then some -- in the blink of an eye this morning
Who needs arms for a battle of wits?
Yikes! Your stupidity continues to amaze
Pointing Out the Obvious wrote:
K5 wrote:By the way, I see all yesterday's gains in the market disappeared -- and then some -- in the blink of an eye this morning
So now the market is only way above where you got out, instead of way way above.
Most successful investors (not traders) that I've listened to/read on agree on this:
Don't try picking tops or bottoms.
Get out when overloved. Get in when overhated. Sell when there is a fool to buy, buy when there is a fool to sell.
These are the people who have amassed billions, not $100K or a couple million in the short terms which they may lose in the near future.
People who think they are geniouses on short term trends almost always get whiped out over the long run. They are trying to run out when everyone else is and into something else when everyone else is. They end up pushing prices up and then back down, and they make investors who know to get in and out ahead (by not trying to pick tops or bottoms) a lot of money.
Down, down down.
Half of the 11% gain realized over 7 mos gone in a week.
The market goes up. The market goes down. Repeat.
Voice of reason wrote:
The market goes up. The market goes down. Repeat.
I like this guy ^
Smartest dude on the thread.
thoghtless wrote:
People who think they are geniouses on short term trends almost always get whiped out over the long run.
Oh, the irony!
The DOW closed at 15,738 today, below the short term 15,739 support level. The next support level is roughly 15,000.
fisky wrote:
The DOW closed at 15,738 today, below the short term 15,739 support level. The next support level is roughly 15,000.
Support level?!? You guys must really crack yourselves up. Either that or you are too brain dead to see how idiotic you sound.
Hats to be axed wrote:
fisky wrote:The DOW closed at 15,738 today, below the short term 15,739 support level. The next support level is roughly 15,000.
Support level?!? You guys must really crack yourselves up. Either that or you are too brain dead to see how idiotic you sound.
Support and resistance levels are common stock market jargon. You'll hear the terms all day long on CNBC.
Why be so juvenile in your post? If you believe support and resistance levels are meaningless, then present your case. If you believe 15,739 is not a meaningful support level, present your case.