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- An Investor's Guide to Bear Markets [view article]
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- Picture of a Market Scared of Its Own Shadow [view article]
- High Growth Expectations for the S&P 500? [view article]
- Dog Days Are Here [view article]
- Weekly Street Sentiment: Financials Establish New Mark for Bearishness [view article]
- The Return of Extreme Bullishness? [view article]
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An Investor's Guide to Bear Markets [view article]
Thanks for the comments. I hope I provided enough material facts for investors to make the right long-term decisions.User 252509 - FYI...chill out Reply
An Investor's Guide to Bear Markets [view article]
The outburst by 252509 is disgusting and stupid from one who ought to know better. The article is very worthwhile and useful to most of us. Well done. ReplyAn Investor's Guide to Bear Markets [view article]
Thank you daytrader,I am also short 8 mini-Dow Jones September (loss 9000$) if you can hold onto your position do it,as upside for the market is limited to maximum 5% on the downside at least 50%.
I expect in September-October all be more clear and you will see the DJIA at 9000 I promise.I only buy market indexes to cover shorts at a profit as I am not afraid of loss.
Check me for today tomorrow:
I think in the last hour of trading DJIA will be 100 points lower (now 11650) and less.If I am wrong today,then tomorrow it will be below 11550 at close. Reply
An Investor's Guide to Bear Markets [view article]
this man knows what he is talking about.he has facts,not bs,to back it up.i love reading paul&shark&mar... comments.i would like to ask them how do they base thier projection of dow 6000-6500?i hope thier right because i have shorted the market also.again;kudos to john c.lee! ReplyAn Investor's Guide to Bear Markets [view article]
Great article! ReplyInvestor Sentiment that Sort of Works [view article]
Winner's Bias.. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...Being correct in the past does not increase the odds of being correct in the future, unless you are strictly measuring skill. In most cases, the odds of being correct in the future will be either the same, or else lower. If you have a bag with 4 marbles; 2 red and 2 green, and you pluck one green (correct) marble from the bag, the odds of picking another green (correct) marble are considerably lower. If you replace the green marble first, then the odds are the same: 50/50. Since the market never allows us to replicate conditions, the odds are always unknown, and therefore it is impossible to distinguish between skill and luck. In either case, overconfidence will result in catastrophic losses; either when the luck runs out, or when the player continues to believe he is right in the face of evidence to the contrary (escalating commitment). Reply
Strategist Price Targets Down the Home Stretch [view article]
Yikes. ReplyStrategist Price Targets Down the Home Stretch [view article]
It's like my GPS announcing the arrival time - the closer I get, the more accurate it becomes. ReplyPicture of a Market Scared of Its Own Shadow [view article]
it is not fear driving the market - it is lack of positive fundamentals. if you believe GDP growth is basically zero, what stock deserves a higher price. the perma-bulls keep trying for a rally that has no foundation. relax, this might be a very long fall and winter. ReplyHigh Growth Expectations for the S&P 500? [view article]
Scary... What's the split between financials and non-financials? ReplyPicture of a Market Scared of Its Own Shadow [view article]
Anthems? We dont need no hollow anthems!! Just a stronger right shoulder. ReplyPicture of a Market Scared of Its Own Shadow [view article]
I'd have to agree with Mangum. There should be a rule that once you buy stock from a company, you have to keep it for a year before you can sell it. ReplyPicture of a Market Scared of Its Own Shadow [view article]
Fear drives everything and fearmongers are on every hand. That's why I laugh when I hear "the home of the brave" anymore. ReplyDog Days Are Here [view article]
SPX did not go down in September in 2007, 2006, 2004, 2003. ReplyWeekly Street Sentiment: Financials Establish New Mark for Bearishness [view article]
Once again this proves that the majority is always wrong. Reply