Schadenfreude wrote:
If the shoe fits wrote:
For a moment there I thought you were talking about Igy.
Really?
The opening sentence: "People like Flagpole are intolerable." wasn't clear enuff?
Dumass
That wasn’t the opening sentence.
Schadenfreude wrote:
If the shoe fits wrote:
For a moment there I thought you were talking about Igy.
Really?
The opening sentence: "People like Flagpole are intolerable." wasn't clear enuff?
Dumass
Difference between thousandaires and billionaires ... wrote:
Billionaires sell too soon. Billionaires do not buy too late. 26xx.xx S&P 500 is [i]not[/u] a buying opportunity. S&P 500 is not a bargain at 26xx.xx. Billionaires were buying gold in the mid-1990's between $200 to $400 per ounce. Billionaires were selling gold in the 00's between $800 to $1000 per ounce.
Buffett wrote:
Difference between thousandaires and billionaires ... wrote:
Billionaires sell too soon. Billionaires do not buy too late. 26xx.xx S&P 500 is [i]not[/u] a buying opportunity. S&P 500 is not a bargain at 26xx.xx. Billionaires were buying gold in the mid-1990's between $200 to $400 per ounce. Billionaires were selling gold in the 00's between $800 to $1000 per ounce.
Billionaires typically make their billions outside of the markets.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
“ Dip-buyers now have 9% between here and the most offensive valuations in history. Downside is about -63% by my estimates. Remember how compounding works. Even after another -20% down, it would take yet another -54% loss to get to -63%. As in 2000, and 2007, not kidding here. “
-John Hussman, 2/10/2018
Tha Captain wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
“ Dip-buyers now have 9% between here and the most offensive valuations in history. Downside is about -63% by my estimates. Remember how compounding works. Even after another -20% down, it would take yet another -54% loss to get to -63%. As in 2000, and 2007, not kidding here. “
-John Hussman, 2/10/2018
Other than the first sentence, everything he wrote is based on a wild guess. Who believes this tripe?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Tha Captain wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
“ Dip-buyers now have 9% between here and the most offensive valuations in history. Downside is about -63% by my estimates. Remember how compounding works. Even after another -20% down, it would take yet another -54% loss to get to -63%. As in 2000, and 2007, not kidding here. “
-John Hussman, 2/10/2018
Other than the first sentence, everything he wrote is based on a wild guess. Who believes this tripe?
Tennille
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
“Keep in mind that overvaluation alone did not end the advances to the 2000, 2007 peaks. It was the combination of extreme overvaluation and deterioration of internals indicating a shift toward investor risk-aversion. “
-John Hussman, 2/10/2018
200 SMA wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
“Keep in mind that overvaluation alone did not end the advances to the 2000, 2007 peaks. It was the combination of extreme overvaluation and deterioration of internals indicating a shift toward investor risk-aversion. “
-John Hussman, 2/10/2018
Bulls can take some solace from that.
Face the fax wrote:
Sorry, but the jig is up. You’ve been outed.
7/10
Reading is FUNdamental wrote:
Schadenfreude wrote:
If the shoe fits wrote:
For a moment there I thought you were talking about Igy.
Really?
The opening sentence: "People like Flagpole are intolerable." wasn't clear enuff?
Dumass
That wasn’t the opening sentence.
Buffett wrote:
Difference between thousandaires and billionaires ... wrote:
Billionaires sell too soon. Billionaires do not buy too late. 26xx.xx S&P 500 is [i]not[/u] a buying opportunity. S&P 500 is not a bargain at 26xx.xx. Billionaires were buying gold in the mid-1990's between $200 to $400 per ounce. Billionaires were selling gold in the 00's between $800 to $1000 per ounce.
Billionaires typically make their billions outside of the markets.