Ghost of Igloi wrote:
No, but you should consolidate your multiple troll handles, abbreviated to FLSMF.
You must really have zero redeeming qualities. If you have children or a wife, I can only imagine how you tarnish them. One strange person.
Oh, the irony!
Yep.
Thanks for confirming that it is your handle.
Oh, snap!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
You must really have zero redeeming qualities. If you have children or a wife, I can only imagine how you tarnish them. One strange person.
This is priceless coming from the guy whose former athletes have come on here to point out how embarrassed they are by his behavior on this thread.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
It is pretty significant that the rally has been based on the promise of tax cuts and infrastructure, that looks unlikely to be a 2017 events. But those are facts that are inconvenient for your Bullish narrative.
Another record day, another notch for the DGTD contrarian indicator.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Huh? I guess if the Dow plummets to 9,500 those loses are real as well.
Yes. Obviously.
And your point would be . . . ?
Big Dog Investments wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:It is pretty significant that the rally has been based on the promise of tax cuts and infrastructure, that looks unlikely to be a 2017 events. But those are facts that are inconvenient for your Bullish narrative.
Another record day, another notch for the DGTD contrarian indicator.
For Q1 2017 with 95.7% of companies reporting EPS tracking at $29.05 non-GAAP and $27.57 GAAP. Funnily enough, that compares to Q2 2014 which recorded $29.34 non-GAAP and $27.14 GAAP when the index was trading at 1,960. So investors like Big Dog are finding value at PE 24. Big and his Clones
love to pay higher prices for an asset, because "the market is going up, I must be right."
"Big and his Clones love to pay higher prices for an asset, because "the market is going up, I must be right."
Oh Snap!
Big Dog Investments wrote:
Another record day, another notch for the DGTD contrarian indicator.
Oh Darn! Here comes the "Yippie the Market's up" crowd again.
He will have to wait another day to declare "See,See!! I told you so".
mellon wrote:
Big Dog Investments wrote:Another record day, another notch for the DGTD contrarian indicator.
Oh Darn! Here comes the "Yippie the Market's up" crowd again.
He will have to wait another day to declare "See,See!! I told you so".
"Big and his Clones love to pay higher prices for an asset, because "the market is going up, I must be right."
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
mellon wrote:Oh Darn! Here comes the "Yippie the Market's up" crowd again.
He will have to wait another day to declare "See,See!! I told you so".
"Big and his Clones love to pay higher prices for an asset, because "the market is going up, I must be right."
Who's talking about buying right now?
Let's here about the nice gains you've made on your cash over the past 3 years while screaming "THE CRASH IS COMING".
Corrections again wise one, I haven't posted for 3 years and I never advocated not being in stocks.
Here is an article you should read:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-25/what-not-buy-todays-stock-market
The last two paragraphs may apply to you.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Corrections again wise one, I haven't posted for 3 years and I never advocated not being in stocks.
Here is an article you should read:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-25/what-not-buy-todays-stock-marketThe last two paragraphs may apply to you.
Why would I read another one of your meaningless quotes, articles, graphs.
They have had no relevance to what the market has done since you got on here.
Your the the one that posted 2 years ago "CASH IS KING"
But, I guess you ignored yourself and have been in stocks. Good for you.
Here is my first post from 3/2/2015:
"The risk in the stock market is under appreciated. QE has distorted equity prices and the next big move is down rather than up. The Schiller PE is 27 and valuations are stretched when measured against other valuation models. Remember, the stock market has had two 50% down markets in the past fifteen years. The fifteen year average compounded return on the S&P is only 4.3%, which is inferior to treasuries. Treasuries are overvalued as well. Cash is the superior asset class when risk returns to the market."
Now you can twist as you wish, but I will resurrect your posts soon enough. Most likely at that point you find a new more convenient handle.
Igy
Dow
3/2/2015...18,288.63
5/25/2017...21,082.95
Up 15.3%
Huhman Delight wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:Huh? I guess if the Dow plummets to 9,500 those loses are real as well.
Yes. Obviously.
And your point would be . . . ?
My God. What do you think his point is? Any guesses?
Uncle Bee wrote:
Huhman Delight wrote:Yes. Obviously.
And your point would be . . . ?
My God. What do you think his point is? Any guesses?
His point is Igy was being sarcastic. Read the thread and try to keep up.
Reality checker wrote:
Dow
3/2/2015...18,288.63
5/25/2017...21,082.95
Up 15.3%
Stupid fool FAANG has done much better.