Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Oh yes Mr. Troll. So profound. How many handles do you have now? And when do you expect to grow up?
Classic avoidance.
Give us a time for the collapse, or go away.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Oh yes Mr. Troll. So profound. How many handles do you have now? And when do you expect to grow up?
Classic avoidance.
Give us a time for the collapse, or go away.
Typical Jr. High response for the lite one.
Why don’t you just tell us when the collapse will take place instead of dancing around the question. Or just admit that you don’t know when it will happen.
Tim K wrote:
Why don’t you just tell us when the collapse will take place instead of dancing around the question. Or just admit that you don’t know when it will happen.
How the eff is he supposed to know exactly when it's coming?
Just know that it most certainly is.
Trumbo wrote:
Tim K wrote:
Why don’t you just tell us when the collapse will take place instead of dancing around the question. Or just admit that you don’t know when it will happen.
How the eff is he supposed to know exactly when it's coming?
Just know that it most certainly is.
That’s exactly the point...everyone knows it will happen. So why beat a dead horse and continually bring it up? It offers nothing to the discussion.
Neumann wrote:
Trumbo wrote:
How the eff is he supposed to know exactly when it's coming?
Just know that it most certainly is.
That’s exactly the point...everyone knows it will happen. So why beat a dead horse and continually bring it up? It offers nothing to the discussion.
No, it actually adds more to the conversation than stock market cheerleading and investment backslapping.
The most important piece relevant to this thread: https://www.crescat.net/wp-content/uploads/Crescat-Capital-Q3-2017-Quarterly-Letter.pdf
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Neumann wrote:
That’s exactly the point...everyone knows it will happen. So why beat a dead horse and continually bring it up? It offers nothing to the discussion.
No, it actually adds more to the conversation than stock market cheerleading and investment backslapping.
How so?
Neumann wrote:
Trumbo wrote:
How the eff is he supposed to know exactly when it's coming?
Just know that it most certainly is.
That’s exactly the point...everyone knows it will happen. So why beat a dead horse and continually bring it up? It offers nothing to the discussion.
Then stop asking the guy over and over again. Not rocket science.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The most important piece relevant to this thread:
https://www.crescat.net/wp-content/uploads/Crescat-Capital-Q3-2017-Quarterly-Letter.pdf
Relevant? Yes.
Most important? No.
Nibby wrote:
Neumann wrote:
That’s exactly the point...everyone knows it will happen. So why beat a dead horse and continually bring it up? It offers nothing to the discussion.
Then stop asking the guy over and over again. Not rocket science.
I didn’t ask him anything.
Neumann wrote:
Nibby wrote:
Then stop asking the guy over and over again. Not rocket science.
I didn’t ask him anything.
Who gives a crap. You and/or other posters keep bringing this up and when he responds you attack him for bringing it up. It's not hard to see this.
summu wrote:
Neumann wrote:
I didn’t ask him anything.
Who gives a crap. You and/or other posters keep bringing this up and when he responds you attack him for bringing it up. It's not hard to see this.
Who's bringing it up? You seem confused.
Neumann wrote:
summu wrote:
Who gives a crap. You and/or other posters keep bringing this up and when he responds you attack him for bringing it up. It's not hard to see this.
Who's bringing it up? You seem confused.
I see. You are using the retard strategy. I know who are now.
I see wrote:
I see. You are using the retard strategy. I know who are now.
You know what?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-10/eric-peters-todays-opportunities-include-negative-convexity-complexity-illiquidity-l
Today’s few opportunities have much in common with previous peaks: negative convexity, complexity, illiquidity, leverage, and/or all the above.
You have never figured out the context have you?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-10/eric-peters-todays-opportunities-include-negative-convexity-complexity-illiquidity-l
Targeting average annualized returns allows you to accept what the market gives you, while targeting annual returns forces you to leverage investments near peak valuations to hit your bogey.
Bingo!
Oh, Snap!