Hi, Igy/K5! Thanks for making my point for me.
In return for that favor, I will offer you a piece of advice: Next time wait more than 4 minutes before posting under your other name, if you want people to believe Igy and K5 are actually different posters. There might actually be a few people here who actually still believe that.
K5 detector wrote:
Hi, Igy/K5! Thanks for making my point for me.
In return for that favor, I will offer you a piece of advice: Next time wait more than 4 minutes before posting under your other name, if you want people to believe Igy and K5 are actually different posters. There might actually be a few people here who actually still believe that.
Poor detector. My God. This clown has absolutely no clue, does he?
K5 detector wrote:
Hi, Igy/K5! Thanks for making my point for me.
In return for that favor, I will offer you a piece of advice: Next time wait more than 4 minutes before posting under your other name, if you want people to believe Igy and K5 are actually different posters. There might actually be a few people here who actually still believe that.
As long as you continue the insanity, you will get my pat response:
Ah yes the insane Detector Dude.
Just for you, nice melody and lyrics.
http://www.letssingit.com/dr.-...ay-bj6ngnhThey're coming to take you away.....
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
[quote]K5 detector wrote:
Hi, Igy/K5! Thanks for making my point for me.
In return for that favor, I will offer you a piece of advice: Next time wait more than 4 minutes before posting under your other name, if you want people to believe Igy and K5 are actually different posters. There might actually be a few people here who actually still believe that.
As long as you continue the insanity, you will get my pat response:
All you have is a single digit number of "pat responses".
You poor SOB.
And, by the way, I am k5 but not Iggy. You may want to stop embarrassing yourself, although I guess you are too dumb to feel shame anyway.
This thread has completely jumped the shark.
GuessCo wrote:
Try to keep up wrote:It's only a problem for market timers like yourself.
Moronic statement of the day.
Crashes of 50% plus like we saw in 2000-2002 and 2008-09 hurt those who follow the idiotic advice of buy and hold, not those with the foresight to be out of the market at that time.
How were any of the buy and holders hurt if they didn't realize their losses?
TAA wrote:
GuessCo wrote:Moronic statement of the day.
Crashes of 50% plus like we saw in 2000-2002 and 2008-09 hurt those who follow the idiotic advice of buy and hold, not those with the foresight to be out of the market at that time.
How were any of the buy and holders hurt if they didn't realize their losses?
Of course they weren't hurt. Gains and losses are not realized until investments are sold. Some of the panic mangers here may try to tell you otherwise, but they are ill informed.
U.S. stocks look set for a downbeat open Friday, as investors wait to hear from a clutch of Federal Reserve officials, getting in comments before the next meeting blackout kicks in.
The muted mood follows declines for European and Asian markets, which were unsettled by North Korea's confirmation that it has successfully carried out a fifth nuclear test. Another factor was a pullback in oil prices, coming after a rally Thursday on the back of a surprise decline in U.S. crude stockpiles.
Futures of the Dow Jones Industrial Average were down 24 points, or 0.1%, at 18,537.00 and futures for the S&P 500 shed 2 points, or 0.1%, to 2,175.75. Futures for the Nasdaq-100 posted a loss of 6.25 points, or 0.1%, at 4,789.75.
The declines added to Thursday's losses, which came after the European Central Bank decided not to extend its easing. The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial each fell 0.3%, while the Nasdaq Composite Index gave up 0.4%.
"With the ECB's inaction sparking fears that central banks have lost confidence in the benefits of further monetary easing, Wall Street could find itself vulnerable to steeper losses," said FXTM Research analyst Lukman Otunuga in a note.
"Bears are on the prowl for the catalyst which could trigger a heavy market selloff, and [that] should force investors to remain alert," he added.
For the week, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite are on course for a rise of 0.1% each. Dow industrials are looking at a 0.1% decline.
The declines in Europe added to Thursday's losses, which came after the Mario came to the conclusion NIRP was a failure. "Duh, what took ya so long," said Igy.
"With the ECB's inaction sparking fears that central banks have lost confidence in the benefits of further monetary easing, Wall Street could find itself staring at the reality that it is all one big Ponzi scheme," added Igy in a note.
"Bears are on the prowl yet there still are plenty of Muppets that still believe in 'Buy on the Dip' or 'TINA'", he noted.
For the week, Igy is hoping for a S&P 500 decline of 1%.
Mango Jerry wrote:
This thread has completely jumped the shark.
The master of clichés. Such an original thinker. Can't even come up with his own handle but has to steal from others.
Big Dog Investments wrote:
TAA wrote:How were any of the buy and holders hurt if they didn't realize their losses?
Of course they weren't hurt. Gains and losses are not realized until investments are sold. Some of the panic mangers here may try to tell you otherwise, but they are ill informed.
Wow. What a stupid comment. If the market value of your holding loses 50% you aren't hurt until you sell? Just wow.
Hi, K5/Igy! It's funny that you constantly change your username, then complain about someone else's name. Good joke!
And can you explain how an investor is hurt before they sell their investments? Thanks!
Ah yes the insane Detector Dude.
Just for you, nice melody and lyrics.
http://www.letssingit.com/dr.-...ay-bj6ngnh
They're coming to take you away.....
Good one, Igy/K5! You keep making my point for me. Thanks!
(P.S. Once again I suggest you let some more time elapse between your K5 and Igy posts. You know, maintain the illusion? Some here might still think you're different posters.)
Ah yes the insane Detector Dude.
Just for you, nice melody and lyrics.
http://www.letssingit.com/dr.-...ay-bj6ngnh
They're coming to take you away.....
Good one, Igy/K5! You keep making my point for me. Thanks!
Ah yes the insane Detector Dude.
Just for you, nice melody and lyrics.
http://www.letssingit.com/dr.-...ay-bj6ngnh
They're coming to take you away.....
Good one, Igy/K5! You keep making my point for me. Thanks!
Looks like a buying opportunity.
"Bears are on the prowl yet there still are plenty of Muppets that still believe in 'Buy on the Dip' or 'TINA'", he noted.
Read more:
https://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5369837&page=703#ixzz4JlnOA1fA