I drink Chardonnay in Detector mom's basement.
I drink Chardonnay in Detector mom's basement.
And I pee sitting down like Igy. But I'm a girl.
I should say though I was once a man. Detector likes it that way.
That's why Detector doesn't like Igy. He's never been a man.
I have no real reason to dislike Igy other than my own insanity. The Doc said the meds should hep. My minister says I should pray more. Mom says the things I do with myself will make me blind. Sally V gets jealous.
At least you've got balls.
Doc says the meds have caused my hypogonadism. I think Sally V doesn't mind since we are now twins.
Better that than to have no balls.
I hate to admit to Sally that rhetorically I "have no balls." I slander, post falsehoods, lie, hide behind my various handles. I think I may have a dozen handles. I am afraid the duplicitous house of mirrors that I live has emasculated me. Sally doesn't notice because she is me and I am her. We are fakes in every way, neutered souls. Need I say more. No.
We are all Igy.
I am Igy.
I think he finally passed out.
Going into the year, most people would have been surprised if the Dow got as high as it has now dropped to by August.
When it went over 13,000 people got skittish.
Read more:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=5369837#ixzz4ZtulnBNP
Earnings Scorecard: As of Friday (with 92% of the companies in the S&P 500 reporting actual results for Q4 2016), 66% of S&P 500 companies have beat the mean EPS estimate and 52% of S&P 500 companies have beat the mean sales estimate.
Earnie(ings) FactCheck:
Truth is S&P 500 Q4 2016 EPS coming in at the same level of Q4 2013 on a non-GAAP and GAAP basis. Full year 2016 S&P 500 non-GAAP and GAAP EPS coming in at same level of full-year 2013. Unfortunately for today's investors the S&P 500 is some 500 points higher than year-end 2013, and non-GAAP PE 4 points higher.
Igy
How is it bad for investors that the market is up? Isn't that the goal?
"today's investors"
Today's investors were likely also yesterday's investors. For them it's good that the market is up. That's the whole point.
Incorrect assumption at historically stretched valuation.
I'm not saying valuation isn't important, but an investor's bottom line depends on stock prices. Up is good.