if an ad hominem makes your sadness go away for a few minutes, then go ahead. Let it out.
if an ad hominem makes your sadness go away for a few minutes, then go ahead. Let it out.
Up 4.7%.
What's that annualized?
* wrote:
Up 4.7%.
What's that annualized?
In rough terms - calling this two months and up 4.7% - that would be (1.047)^(12/2) - 1 = 31.7%
In rougher, but more realistic terms - who gives a flying fvck?
agip wrote:
if an ad hominem makes your sadness go away for a few minutes, then go ahead. Let it out.
I think the word delusional vastly understates agip's condition.
He suffers from a complete and total break from reality which cannot even be hinted at in single word
Capt Fury wrote:
I think the word delusional vastly understates agip's condition.
He suffers from a complete and total break from reality which cannot even be hinted at in single word
If you want to see delusional, try reading some of the posts by Klondike5/K5. That guy is whacked!
all time high for the dow today
well, here's why the stock market has been rallying: US economic growth is starting to get traction - +2.8% growth - fastest in a year or so and way ahead of estimates.
ok, sagarin, hit me with doubts and how the number means nothing in light of some other contradictory statistic.
I'm starting to agree that deflation is a real possibility tho - bond yields are falling a bit, which would make sense if we're looking at deflation.
My God but aren't you are full of sh&t.
You are in the right "profession". Investment advisor. the snake oil salesman of modern day.
K5 wrote:
My God but aren't you are full of sh&t.
You are in the right "profession". Investment advisor. the snake oil salesman of modern day.
huh? I'm the one who said 'don't sell' therefore I have been right. What is your beef now?
Oh right....I forgot...facts confuse you.
I have low tolerance for your bullspit.
It's kind of amazing that you cannot see how full of spit you are.
But I guess if you could then you wouldn't be you.
"well, here's why the stock market has been rallying: US economic growth is starting to get traction - +2.8% growth - fastest in a year or so and way ahead of estimates"
"I'm starting to agree that deflation is a real possibility tho - bond yields are falling a bit, which would make sense if we're looking at deflation".
Now that is some amazing BS
I guess you are just trying to cover your lack of knowledge and reasoning capabilities by piling on the bullspit
Tough afternoon for the Dow. Still up big over the K5 period.
K5 wrote:
I have low tolerance for your bullspit.
It's kind of amazing that you cannot see how full of spit you are.
But I guess if you could then you wouldn't be you.
"well, here's why the stock market has been rallying: US economic growth is starting to get traction - +2.8% growth - fastest in a year or so and way ahead of estimates"
"I'm starting to agree that deflation is a real possibility tho - bond yields are falling a bit, which would make sense if we're looking at deflation".
Now that is some amazing BS
I guess you are just trying to cover your lack of knowledge and reasoning capabilities by piling on the bullspit
no, no, I think you are wrong here. The economy is picking up steam but there are indications of deflation, esp in Europe. Inflation is down to 0.8% there and the central bank is worried.
here inflation is very low also and bonds have been saying that inflation is not a problem. and their historical low interest rate could be an indicator of deflation.
So no, I think you are wrong here in calling bs.
unless you simply mean that one never knows exactly what is driving the stock market. I suppose I would have to agree with you if that is the meaning of your difficult to discern reasoning.
Another record high for the Dow today. Cha-Ching!
agip wrote:
unless you simply mean that one never knows exactly what is driving the stock market. I suppose I would have to agree with you if that is the meaning of your difficult to discern reasoning.
Well, yesterday we had that big selloff because financial data came in stronger than expected and they all sold because the FED might start to taper sooner than expected.
Doesn't take a genius to figure that out.
And Sagarin, that 1850 "trigger" is getting closer and closer. The blowoff top cometh.
coach d wrote:
Well, yesterday we had that big selloff because financial data came in stronger than expected and they all sold because the FED might start to taper sooner than expected.
Doesn't take a genius to figure that out.
And Sagarin, that 1850 "trigger" is getting closer and closer. The blowoff top cometh.
Hey coach d - are you still short gold?
agip wrote:
End of October results:
OP started this monster at Dow 1485, now we are at 15,545.
that's 4.7%, plus maybe 0.4% in dividends, so I'll call it a bad decision by 5.1%.
The other indices are up much more - for example, the SP 500 is up 8.1% incl dividends since that fateful day.
Globally, stocks are up an amazing 9.2% since day one of this thread. Nearly an entire year's return, neatly dodged by OP.
he claims he sold somewhere around dow 15000 in late June, but that just makes the story worse for the OP - since June 28, which is when I believe he claims to have sold, global stocks are up an incroyable...12.4%.
(using the Vanguard Total World Stock Market Index (VT) as a proxy for world stocks)
Yeeeeouuuuch that's got to hurt. I would feel bad, but...
I think I've seen agip in a 5K race before. He was that d-bag pumping his fist and celebrating at the mile mark.
Run all day & night wrote:
Hey coach d - are you still short gold?
Yup. No intentions to cover any time soon. Been short since mid-February and it's looking like I may be short for a long time.
coach d wrote:
Yup. No intentions to cover any time soon. Been short since mid-February and it's looking like I may be short for a long time.
Time will tell.
So, who is your "most trusted" broker now? I assume MF Global isn't still your #1 rec...
Yannix wrote:
Another record high for the Dow today. Cha-Ching!
Repeat on Monday.