The best one was the difference was less than 12%. That is sooooo insignificant.
You are foolish saps.
The best one was the difference was less than 12%. That is sooooo insignificant.
You are foolish saps.
How so?
Well for example, the forward PE instead of 18 is over 20.
Give it up, you are inventing reasons to believe this market is fairly valued.
Huh? I said no such thing. You are the one inventing stuff.
Sa Wha, yea under 12%, do the math doofus. Or perhaps you didn't know Forward PE is a non-GAAP number.
Uh, 2016 is not "forward" anything. LOL.
LOL is that you are so clueless you don't know what you are talking about. Better to leave your head jup your rear end and call it a day.
Jup my rear end? What does that even mean? You're the one referring to 2016 as forward earnings. You could not be more clueless. LOL.
Ya sure. Sa Wha Eva ya Sa? Ya know?
Igy's "intelligent" response reminds me of this story from several months ago...
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I would argue cash and CDs are one of the best asset classes in the current environment. In a Bear Market all stocks and low quality bonds move in the same direction, down.
Igy
[Curtain rises to a scene of two men sitting at a table facing each other.]
Potential client: Where would you suggest I invest my money?
Ghost of Ig|oi: Well the stock market is going to crash - I can't tell you exactly when, but it WILL crash - so I recommend you have the bulk of your money in cash and CDs.
Potential client: But my money won't grow enough to even keep up with inflation.
Ghost of Igloi: Yes, but you won't lose a lot of your money in the inevitable stock market crash. You'll lose a little buying power, but so what.
Potential client: But the stock market always recovers from crashes and goes up over 70% of the time. How am I going to be able to retire if my money isn't growing in the stock market?
Ghost of Igloi: Ah ya, awesome...like ya....totally......
Potential client: What?
Ghost of Igloi: They're coming to take me away, ha ha, he he, hoo hoo...
Potential client: I'm outta here.
Ghost of Igloi: ...To the funny farm where life is beautiful...
['Potential client' exits stage left followed by sound of door slamming shut. Curtain falls.]
^That, ladies and gentlemen, is first class humor. Well done.
Grunting wrote:
^That, muppets, are the works of the loser Detector Dude.
Detector Dude and his legion of clones (some real and most imagined) prefer to ignore facts in favor of wives tales:
Zerohedge...LOL @ Igy genuflecting at the feet of criminal Wall Street insiders.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
The best one was the difference was less than 12%. That is sooooo insignificant.
You are foolish saps.
Are you not the same guy who continually posts that non-GAAP numbers are inflated? And now you say that inflation is "insignificant"?
Make up your mind.
Better educate yourself before posting as "Investment Advisor."
So you're now saying the difference between GAAP and non-GAAP numbers is "insignificant". Thanks for the clarification.
You twist. That is what you do. You never have anything significant to say.
But that is what trolls do.
I'm just trying to find out why you seemingly contradicted yourself. You have only yourself to blame for the confusion.
If you're expecting a straight answer from Igy, you'll be sadly disappointed.