what the absolute hell is this stupid thread
what the absolute hell is this stupid thread
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I would assume at the bottom of this cycle Hussman will outperform you and all the equity ETFs going back to year 2000.
Agree. Hussman’s signature fund is designed to lose less than most others during a bear market. Of course the caveat is that it also badly trails the field in a bull market.
So what’s important to you? Losing less, or making more.
Financial Advisor wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I would assume at the bottom of this cycle Hussman will outperform you and all the equity ETFs going back to year 2000.
Agree. Hussman’s signature fund is designed to lose less than most others during a bear market. Of course the caveat is that it also badly trails the field in a bull market.
So what’s important to you? Losing less, or making more.
One Week Performance:
HSGFX +0.33%
TNA -7.96%
what the hell is this thread wrote:
what the absolute hell is this stupid thread
You're right! The title of the thread hasn't happened now for 5 years and counting.
What's keeping it alive is one lone sole still hanging on to the hope that it will.
mister wrote:
what the hell is this thread wrote:
what the absolute hell is this stupid thread
You're right! The title of the thread hasn't happened now for 5 years and counting.
What's keeping it alive is one lone sole still hanging on to the hope that it will.
DD afraid of the coming fall.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Financial Advisor wrote:
Agree. Hussman’s signature fund is designed to lose less than most others during a bear market. Of course the caveat is that it also badly trails the field in a bull market.
So what’s important to you? Losing less, or making more.
One Week Performance:
HSGFX +0.33%
TNA -7.96%
5 year performance:
HSGFX -42%
TNA +179%
Who holds funds for only one week?
Financial Advisor wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
One Week Performance:
HSGFX +0.33%
TNA -7.96%
5 year performance:
HSGFX -42%
TNA +179%
Who holds funds for only one week?
The whole point is where we are going not where we have been. Good FAs understand that.
Down again today, just like yesterday.
And pretty much every day the past two weeks.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Financial Advisor wrote:
5 year performance:
HSGFX -42%
TNA +179%
Who holds funds for only one week?
The whole point is where we are going not where we have been. Good FAs understand that.
You posted historical information. So did I.
Neither of us knows where we are going.
Financial Advisor wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The whole point is where we are going not where we have been. Good FAs understand that.
You posted historical information. So did I.
Neither of us knows where we are going.
Sure we do.
We know that sooner or later there will be a massive crash as those who caused the last one were not punished but instead bailed out and so are emboldened to continue the same risky behavior and worse that caused the crash ten years ago.
We don't know precisely when this will happen -- but we do know what is going to happen.
Course we do wrote:
We don't know precisely when this will happen -- but we do know what is going to happen.
So with that being said, does that make an aggressive stock investor since 2011 that pulled out of the market in Sept. 2018 a foolish investor?
Let us know when you do that. Hopefully not at S&P 500 1,150.
mellon wrote:
So with that being said, does that make an aggressive stock investor since 2011 that pulled out of the market in Sept. 2018 a foolish investor?
That's some sentence.
Nice! Two non-answers.
mellon wrote:
Nice! Two non-answers.
He should have been an English teacher instead of a Financial Advisor.
mister wrote:
mellon wrote:
Nice! Two non-answers.
He should have been an English teacher instead of a Financial Advisor.
Given what he has posted here, he shouldn’t have been either.
mister wrote:
mellon wrote:
Nice! Two non-answers.
He should have been an English teacher instead of a Financial Advisor.
That was a sentence that would get you an F in third grade.
What does that tell us about your investment advice?
mellon wrote:
So with that being said, does that make an aggressive stock investor since 2011 that pulled out of the market in Sept. 2018 a foolish investor?
Is that really a question that demands an answer? Was it foolish to have been in the market during a period when the market performed very well?
You must have an inkling of just how stupid you are. No?