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Trews wrote:
Igy, you are such a narcissist that you can't help but reply and try to dominate the thread. It's laughable that you accuse another of being obsessed with you. You are obsessed with yourself and your behavior here proves it.
wfi
Funny you say that. Last week I did not post in any form for almost three days. You spent that time trying to bait a response, talking to yourself or your minions. You continue to post using my wife's name. You think I am going to ignore it. You can't handle someone that doesn't want to eat you crap sandwich. Sorry Detector Dude you will always lose because you are a loser.
Igy
That's your fantasy. You need to tell lies to rationalize your behavior. Seek professional help.
There's been a fair amount of IBM bashing here of late which makes some sense given their less than stellar earnings report. But smart investors looking at the whole picture notice that IBM's return on equity significantly exceeds that of both the industry average and the S&P 500. Also their PE and yield are attractive. I wouldn't give up on this one quite yet.
So much for Igy's "slide". The Dow has recovered yesterday's loss and then some.
There's a reason the bulls here don't make a big deal about every up day. They know the market goes both ways and one day is pretty much meaningless in the long run. But you can be sure that with every little dip, Igy will be loudly proclaiming "I told you so".
It's nice to see the thread get more serious and realistic. Hopefully this is the start of a new beginning.
Corporate earnings from U.S. sales rose 8 percent in the fourth quarter. And profits from overseas operations jumped 14.5 percent compared to the same period a year earlier. That's the biggest advance since mid-2010, according to the Commerce Department.
It's not just companies making more money; people are, too. Personal income is up 4.6 percent over the prior year; wages and salaries are up 5.5 percent, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.
As a result, the overall economy is growing. The Bureau of Economic Analysis says gross domestic product rose 2.1 percent in the fourth quarter.
No wonder consumer confidence climbed in March to the highest level in 16 years, according to The Conference Board. When people are making more money than before and confident that they will continue doing so, they're willing to make major purchases. No wonder, then, that sales of newly constructed homes jumped 6 percent in February — a 20 percent increase over February 2016 and the biggest increase in five years.
Trews wrote:
So much for Igy's "slide". The Dow has recovered yesterday's loss and then some.
There's a reason the bulls here don't make a big deal about every up day. They know the market goes both ways and one day is pretty much meaningless in the long run. But you can be sure that with every little dip, Igy will be loudly proclaiming "I told you so".
You have a severe cash of projection, my limited friend
The peace was nice while it lasted. Sigh....
He's baaaaaack wrote:
The peace was nice while it lasted. Sigh....
Jeez you guys sure like to try to hand it out but whine like nancyboys when anyone responds.
What is a "cash of projection?"
wondering wrote:
What is a "cash of projection?"
A case of projection.
You really can't figure that out? Never heard of a typo?
Yes, I've heard of a typo. Have you never heard of proofreading?
wondering wrote:
Yes, I've heard of a typo. Have you never heard of proofreading?
I do not hire a proof reader for my comments on Letsrun.com. Hard to believe know.
Admit it. Either you knew it was a typo and knew what I meant. Or, you knew it was a typo but could not figure out what I meant. Or didn't even know it was a typo.
In the first scenario you were just being dishonest.
In the latter two, you are just amazingly dumb.
Why would you hire a proofreader? Are you incapable of doing it yourself? It's not hard.
Obviously I assumed it was a typo, but did not know what it was supposed to say. Kinda like, "Hard to believe know."
[quote]wondering wrote:
Why would you hire a proofreader? Are you incapable of doing it yourself? It's not hard.
Still pushing the narrative that people posting on Letsrun go back and proog their comments?
Obviously I assumed it was a typo, but did not know what it was supposed to say.
Really? ...could not figure out that cash of projection meant case of projection given the context? Were I you I would not criticize the intelligence of anyone else.
Be Reel wrote:
Really? ...could not figure out that cash of projection meant case of projection given the context? Were I you I would not criticize the intelligence of anyone else.
Given the context? The context did not involve anything close to projection at all. It's like you wanted to insult the poster and reached for the first lame cliche you could think of. And then you got it wrong!
Tweet of the day.
November 2016: The populist won! Buy financials!
April 2017: The neoliberal won! Buy financials!