Despectable?
Despectable?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Reality checker wrote:Again you project your fantasies onto others. That's a desperate attempt at rationalization. Unfortunately for you, it has been clinically established as a losing strategy.
The only thing that has been established is I am one of the few people here with any practical market experience. It is not surprising i rarely use my registered handle after despectable @$$holes like you that slam my employer, post using my wife's name, clone my handle, and create other stories that are gross mischaracterizations. You get the response you deserve. I noticed even agip has resorted to the same. What is clinically established is that you are a loser with few redeeming qualities.
Good night.
Igy, please please please tell us which poster is using your wife's name. I don't know why you have avoided the question. Are you making that up too?
Seriously? You, one of the worst fake people here?
Hello?
Ah, yes. It's Sally, of course.
A more detailed discussion of the inflated Wall Sreet EPS numbers:
http://wolfstreet.com/2017/08/12/stock-market-downturn-warning-sign-multiple-contraction/
Wow! 10.2% earnings growth. That's great!
Earnie(Ings) Fact Checker wrote:
A more detailed discussion of the inflated Wall Sreet EPS numbers:
http://wolfstreet.com/2017/08/12/stock-market-downturn-warning-sign-multiple-contraction/
This is laughable. The bears are getting desperate.
once again, a vix spike was a good short term buy signal.
The VIX doubled...that 's the buy signal...and now the market is up solidly and the vix is down 25%.
the problem is knowing when the vix is done spiking. do you buy stocks when the vix rises 15%? 35%? 100%?
Stock markets Monday afternoon were enjoying a sharp rally, putting the S&P 500 index in position to post its best daily gain in about four months. The S&P 500 index was most recently up more than 1% at 2,466, which would represent the best daily gain for the broad-market benchmark since April 24, according to FactSet data. In fact, the S&P 500 has only seen a gain of at least 1% on two other occasions so far in 2017 (including March 1), with a rally today of at least that level marking the third such gain this year. Overall, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 0.7%, and the Nasdaq Composite Index was on pace for a 1.3% one-day rise, both their best daily advances since June 28.
A small investment in those stocks at the 1920's peak would have become a fortune by today.
All eight indexes on our world watch list have posted gains for 2017 through August 14.
https://www.advisorperspectives.com/dshort/updates/2017/08/14/world-markets-update
Nope! They may beat because they write off the business and thus the amortization falls off, but that's a write down.
The S&P 500's bull trend is technically intact in the wake of the most aggressive market downturn since May.
Big Dog Investments wrote:
Maybe. Maybe not. If, like you, someone tries to time the market, then chances are good that life will be bad. On the other hand, the patient investor will likely be rewarded.
For you market timers, my CHK is now at 212% of where I bought it in late Feb. Sell or hold?
Sell.
Aubrey Mc wrote:
Big Dog Investments wrote:Maybe. Maybe not. If, like you, someone tries to time the market, then chances are good that life will be bad. On the other hand, the patient investor will likely be rewarded.
For you market timers, my CHK is now at 212% of where I bought it in late Feb. Sell or hold?
Sell.
Done.
Frederick de Graff wrote:
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=eLG8
More good news. No wonder the markets are setting record highs.
and your handle...nothing else needs to be said.....
idiot investor wrote:
Frederick de Graff wrote:https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=eLG8More good news. No wonder the markets are setting record highs.