Time will tell wrote:
Wait for the next dip. The permabears here get huge boners whenever the market goes down.
Exactly. During the recent dip, there was enough negative energy being generated from this thread to light all of Wall Street. Of course, the permabears eventually crawled back into their holes when they realized that this wasn’t the “big one”.
Sign observed in the student group behind the ESPN College Gameday stage: “Dabo doesn’t short the VIX”. ?
Go, Huskers!
Gruntz wrote:
Time will tell wrote:
Wait for the next dip. The permabears here get huge boners whenever the market goes down.
Exactly. During the recent dip, there was enough negative energy being generated from this thread to light all of Wall Street. Of course, the permabears eventually crawled back into their holes when they realized that this wasn’t the “big one”.
Of course promoting the purchase of overvalued equities that will actually hurt real people is not “negative energy.”
Go armchair athletes!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Gruntz wrote:
Exactly. During the recent dip, there was enough negative energy being generated from this thread to light all of Wall Street. Of course, the permabears eventually crawled back into their holes when they realized that this wasn’t the “big one”.
Of course promoting the purchase of overvalued equities that will actually hurt real people is not “negative energy.”
Go armchair athletes!
Here’s a basic fact about equity markets that you apparently do not understand. At all times, every unit of stock is owned by someone. Investors get “hurt” all the time. It’s not restricted to overvaluation.
The basic fact you don’t seem to get is in an extremely overvalued market all stocks move in one direction which is up, until they don’t. They have ceased moving in one direction in February.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The basic fact you don’t seem to get is in an extremely overvalued market all stocks move in one direction which is up, until they don’t. They have ceased moving in one direction in February.
The market goes up until it doesn’t? What an idiotic statement. Why don’t you just watch and leave the actual discussion to the adults in the room.
Sure junior. Go back to your E*Trade account until the fun ends. Then you’ll learn.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The basic fact you don’t seem to get is in an extremely overvalued market all stocks move in one direction which is up, until they don’t. They have ceased moving in one direction in February.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The basic fact you don’t seem to get is in an extremely overvalued market all stocks move in one direction which is up, until they don’t. They have ceased moving in one direction in February.
There's so much wrong with this statement, it's hard to know where to begin.
Suffice it to say that markets fluctuate. That is apparently something some investors understand and others avoid at all costs, perhaps to their detriment.
Best of luck to you.
Seattle,
Pretty simple really. Global equities have been bid up due to central bank policies. Once the liquidity began to be drained from the system it created an impediment to extreme valuations. You will see I am right over the coming months,
Igy
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Sure junior. Go back to your E*Trade account until the fun ends. Then you’ll learn.
You think an overvalued market is fun? Every time you open your mouth, something ignorant comes out. Follow my earlier advice unless you want to continue to play the fool.
What advice is that junior?
Are you blind, too?
KeIIy wrote:
Why don’t you just watch and leave the actual discussion to the adults in the room.
KeIIy wrote:
Are you blind, too?
KeIIy wrote:
Why don’t you just watch and leave the actual discussion to the adults in the room.
That makes no sense. I have far more experience in these matters junior.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Seattle,
Pretty simple really. Global equities have been bid up due to central bank policies. Once the liquidity began to be drained from the system it created an impediment to extreme valuations. You will see I am right over the coming months,
Igy
To what extent has that been factored into the August downturn? By some estimations, the selling was overdone.
And that is just one of many factors bearing on stock prices. It's not as simple as assuming valuations are extreme. They may be not totally out of line given the unlikelihood of recession and time soon, positive earnings reports, etc.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
KeIIy wrote:
Are you blind, too?
That makes no sense. I have far more experience in these matters junior.
I’ve had to educate you a few times recently. You’re obviously the neophyte in the room.
Igy, please don’t reply. You are just embarrassing yourself and those of us that support you. Please!
A. Friend wrote:
Igy, please don’t reply. You are just embarrassing yourself and those of us that support you. Please!
How is that?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
A. Friend wrote:
Igy, please don’t reply. You are just embarrassing yourself and those of us that support you. Please!
How is that?
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???♂️???♂️
Thanks!