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"Zero Hedge's content has been classified as "alt-right",[2] anti-establishment, conspiratorial, and economically pessimistic,[3][4] and has been criticized for presenting extreme and sometimes pro-Russian views."
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OK, but you get better stock news there than CNBC or Barrons.
Igy
To be clear, you're saying this as they label legitimate charts with commentary like "batshit crazy".
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
OK, but you get better stock news there than CNBC or Barrons.
Igy
Ha ha. No they don’t!
You are an idiot.
seattle prattle wrote:
To be clear, you're saying this as they label legitimate charts with commentary like "batshit crazy".
So says the guy that thinks the valuations are rational.
Trews wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
OK, but you get better stock news there than CNBC or Barrons.
Igy
Ha ha. No they don’t!
You are an idiot.
So says the Russian conspiracy shill.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Trews wrote:
Ha ha. No they don’t!
You are an idiot.
So says the Russian conspiracy shill.
I know! That was my point.
Good luck. It fits with the other symptoms of your mental illness.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Good luck. It fits with the other symptoms of your mental illness.
What does? My ability to continually represent as smarter than you? That’s not really much of a challenge, but thanks anyway.
Trews wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Good luck. It fits with the other symptoms of your mental illness.
What does? My ability to continually represent as smarter than you? That’s not really much of a challenge, but thanks anyway.
Oh, snap!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
seattle prattle wrote:
To be clear, you're saying this as they label legitimate charts with commentary like "batshit crazy".
So says the guy that thinks the valuations are rational.
Actually, the market agrees with me. That's why it has done so well. We try to do well. Even while some like yourself would categorize it as "greed".
seattle prattle wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
So says the guy that thinks the valuations are rational.
Actually, the market agrees with me. That's why it has done so well. We try to do well. Even while some like yourself would categorize it as "greed".
Warren Buffett once said that as an investor, it is wise to be “Fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.”
Too bad intelligence has little to do with insanity. Too bad intelligence has little to do with common sense.
https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/snap-stock-price-caught-social-media-carnage-2018-7-1027407934Oh, snap! wrote:
Trews wrote:
What does? My ability to continually represent as smarter than you? That’s not really much of a challenge, but thanks anyway.
Oh, snap!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
seattle prattle wrote:
Actually, the market agrees with me. That's why it has done so well. We try to do well. Even while some like yourself would categorize it as "greed".
Warren Buffett once said that as an investor, it is wise to be “Fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.”
And have you heard the one when Warren admitted he was wrong about Google and Amazon when he passed up investing n them a couple of years ago?
Gee, kind of refreshing when someone admits they were wrong, isn't it?
seattle prattle wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Warren Buffett once said that as an investor, it is wise to be “Fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.”
And have you heard the one when Warren admitted he was wrong about Google and Amazon when he passed up investing n them a couple of years ago?
Gee, kind of refreshing when someone admits they were wrong, isn't it?
That is the thing about Igy that I don’t understand. It’s like he’s mad at folks who’ve stayed invested.
I, in hindsight, stupidly exited the market a couple of years ago, moving all my 401k to the stable fund. On paper, it’s cost me at least 200k.
But I’m only mad at myself for trying to time the market.
I guess that I’m also jealous of my friends who spend more lavishly than I do, contribute less to their 401k, and have much larger balance than I do now. But again, that’s the way it goes sometimes.
What the market did yesterday, last week, last year, last ten years.....all meaningless at this point.
What matters is what it will do in the near and short future.
And nobody knows (well, ignoring the Big Players who can influence the market and they ain't about to tell us).
Given these certainties, the surest way to waste money is to pay for investment advice.
The market is a big casino and we are not The House.
seattle prattle wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Kind of like buying FB recently.
Warren Buffett once said that as an investor, it is wise to be “Fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.”
And have you heard the one when Warren admitted he was wrong about Google and Amazon when he passed up investing n them a couple of years ago?
Gee, kind of refreshing when someone admits they were wrong, isn't it?
You have misinterpreted my message. I have never said to be out of the market. My arguments have all been based on market valuation, a common point of view. Nothing controversial at all in this. While most here havea clouded perspective, blinded by rising equity prices, believing that it represents something durable. We’ll see how well that works.