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Quoted: laughing my ass off, yep they work genuis bahaha! http://www.marketwatch.com/story/nyse-joining-nasdaq-in-eliminating-stop-orders-2015-11-18?dist=afterbell View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hahaha, really sweating bullets here, NOT. LOL to the bulls! http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL488/1126801/24626458/411833324.jpg laughing my ass off, yep they work genuis bahaha! http://www.marketwatch.com/story/nyse-joining-nasdaq-in-eliminating-stop-orders-2015-11-18?dist=afterbell NYSE joining Nasdaq in eliminating stop orders |
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Quoted: You do realize I have been down twice this amount? Probably not since you're so smart you use STOPS! Bahahaha! http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL488/1126801/24626458/411898782.jpg View Quote |
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You do realize I have been down twice this amount? Probably not since you're so smart you use STOPS! Bahahaha! http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL488/1126801/24626458/411898782.jpg View Quote Let me try to get a grasp of what you are saying. You are now boasting about losing more than you have over the past few days???? Is that something you are proud of, or are you just like the rest of us who realize that markets go up and go down? But please carry on. At least it's entertaining. PS: this " Bahahaha" shit just makes you look like an idiot. PPS: looks like you are going to have another GREAT day today |
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Interesting Observation: The only time the stock market, and the economy as a whole, didn't lurch from one crisis to the next, was when the New Deal was law and Big Government regulated the banking and stock industries. Before then (1789 through 1934), roller coaster ride. After then (1981 forward), roller coaster ride. Nah, just a coincidence! <snip> Your statements appear to have no basis in fact. http://i.imgur.com/sNkPz8v.png His statements have absolutely no basis in fact. |
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. View Quote That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. |
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That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. Raises rates and the market continues to climb. And products like VXX & DXD continue to decay. |
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That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. Well... That makes little sense... If the Fed raises rates significantly [And I don't know ANYONE who said they NEVER will ---that's a pretty big stretch] The fallout and collateral damage from it- Unless done CONCURRENTLY with MASSIVE QE or the equivalent- [That is STILL BEING done, as several here have explained in some detail] [Whatever the Fed want's to call it and however they want to conceal and obfuscate it... It's STILL MASSIVE deficit spending and pumping $$$ -that DOESN'T EXIST--- into our economy, to PROP everything up, and enrich the CONNECTED] Will have folks so reeling in financial pain... [At least most folks, some would APPRECIATE additional return from their cash investments, yet even this has negative consequences] They won't have TIME --to think about what was said yesterday... ***Note for the last few years when some got all worked up over the Fed TALKING abt a rate hike And others pointed out the REASONS it was highly unlikely... [That zinged over their heads like a lead balloon] The Fed DIDN'T raise rates!!! Now, no tree grows to the sky -same as this stock market won't either... So sooner or later the RATE HIKE ENTHUSIASTS Will be CORRECT Then they can gleefully tell us they correctly predicted it! While IGNORING they were WRONG, EVERY TIME before... |
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Quoted: That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. Can we have this thread set so it never archives? |
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Well... That makes little sense... If the Fed raises rates significantly [And I don't know ANYONE who said they NEVER will ---that's a pretty big stretch] The fallout and collateral damage from it- Unless done CONCURRENTLY with MASSIVE QE or the equivalent- [That is STILL BEING done, as several here have explained in some detail] [Whatever the Fed want's to call it and however they want to conceal and obfuscate it... It's STILL MASSIVE deficit spending and pumping $$$ -that DOESN'T EXIST--- into our economy, to PROP everything up, and enrich the CONNECTED] Will have folks so reeling in financial pain... [At least most folks, some would APPRECIATE additional return from their cash investments, yet even this has negative consequences] They won't have TIME --to think about what was said yesterday... ***Note for the last few years when some got all worked up over the Fed TALKING abt a rate hike And others pointed out the REASONS it was highly unlikely... [That zinged over their heads like a lead balloon] The Fed DIDN'T raise rates!!! Now, no tree grows to the sky -same as this stock market won't either... So sooner or later the RATE HIKE ENTHUSIASTS Will be CORRECT Then they can gleefully tell us they correctly predicted it! While IGNORING they were WRONG, EVERY TIME before... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. Well... That makes little sense... If the Fed raises rates significantly [And I don't know ANYONE who said they NEVER will ---that's a pretty big stretch] The fallout and collateral damage from it- Unless done CONCURRENTLY with MASSIVE QE or the equivalent- [That is STILL BEING done, as several here have explained in some detail] [Whatever the Fed want's to call it and however they want to conceal and obfuscate it... It's STILL MASSIVE deficit spending and pumping $$$ -that DOESN'T EXIST--- into our economy, to PROP everything up, and enrich the CONNECTED] Will have folks so reeling in financial pain... [At least most folks, some would APPRECIATE additional return from their cash investments, yet even this has negative consequences] They won't have TIME --to think about what was said yesterday... ***Note for the last few years when some got all worked up over the Fed TALKING abt a rate hike And others pointed out the REASONS it was highly unlikely... [That zinged over their heads like a lead balloon] The Fed DIDN'T raise rates!!! Now, no tree grows to the sky -same as this stock market won't either... So sooner or later the RATE HIKE ENTHUSIASTS Will be CORRECT Then they can gleefully tell us they correctly predicted it! While IGNORING they were WRONG, EVERY TIME before... lol |
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. Well... That makes little sense... If the Fed raises rates significantly [And I don't know ANYONE who said they NEVER will ---that's a pretty big stretch] The fallout and collateral damage from it- Unless done CONCURRENTLY with MASSIVE QE or the equivalent- [That is STILL BEING done, as several here have explained in some detail] [Whatever the Fed want's to call it and however they want to conceal and obfuscate it... It's STILL MASSIVE deficit spending and pumping $$$ -that DOESN'T EXIST--- into our economy, to PROP everything up, and enrich the CONNECTED] Will have folks so reeling in financial pain... [At least most folks, some would APPRECIATE additional return from their cash investments, yet even this has negative consequences] They won't have TIME --to think about what was said yesterday... ***Note for the last few years when some got all worked up over the Fed TALKING abt a rate hike And others pointed out the REASONS it was highly unlikely... [That zinged over their heads like a lead balloon] The Fed DIDN'T raise rates!!! Now, no tree grows to the sky -same as this stock market won't either... So sooner or later the RATE HIKE ENTHUSIASTS Will be CORRECT Then they can gleefully tell us they correctly predicted it! While IGNORING they were WRONG, EVERY TIME before... lol It's so easy to write "lol" Why not take a moment and rebut my post instead. |
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It's been rebutted a thousand times in this thread. Once more isn't going to help. But maybe if he used bold text and colors and oddly placed smileys it would help? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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It's so easy to write "lol" Why not take a moment and rebut my post instead. It's been rebutted a thousand times in this thread. Once more isn't going to help. But maybe if he used bold text and colors and oddly placed smileys it would help? LOL LOL LOL LOL |
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It's been rebutted a thousand times in this thread. Once more isn't going to help. But maybe if he used bold text and colors and oddly placed smileys it would help? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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It's so easy to write "lol" Why not take a moment and rebut my post instead. It's been rebutted a thousand times in this thread. Once more isn't going to help. But maybe if he used bold text and colors and oddly placed smileys it would help? nailed it. |
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note: for comparison tracking purposes, the VXX and SPDR purchases are coincident. http://ziva.losdos.dyndns.org/public/misc/GD-thread-portfolio-23nov2015.jpg View Quote Stop trying to sell mutual funds! |
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note: for comparison tracking purposes, the VXX and SPDR purchases are coincident. http://ziva.losdos.dyndns.org/public/misc/GD-thread-portfolio-23nov2015.jpg Stop trying to sell mutual funds! dear Einstein, ETF != mutual fund. regards, ar-jedi |
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I must be stupid because I just buy and hold quality companies after reviewing their 10Q and 10K's and determine their appeal based on my own assumptions. I review their financials quarterly and looks at earning trends. I really only invest for the dividends.
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dear Einstein, ETF != mutual fund. regards, ar-jedi View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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note: for comparison tracking purposes, the VXX and SPDR purchases are coincident. http://ziva.losdos.dyndns.org/public/misc/GD-thread-portfolio-23nov2015.jpg Stop trying to sell mutual funds! dear Einstein, ETF != mutual fund. regards, ar-jedi potato potahto. |
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note: for comparison tracking purposes, the VXX and SPDR purchases are coincident. http://ziva.losdos.dyndns.org/public/misc/GD-thread-portfolio-23nov2015.jpg Stop trying to sell mutual funds! dear Einstein, ETF != mutual fund. regards, ar-jedi potato potahto. Was a joke in either case. CVO or someone else kept saying that repeatedly, for no apparent reason, a while back. |
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That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. So when is your leader raising rates? |
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It's so easy to write "lol" Why not take a moment and rebut my post instead. It's been rebutted a thousand times in this thread. Once more isn't going to help. But maybe if he used bold text and colors and oddly placed smileys it would help? nailed it. I - DON'T - USE - COLORS. |
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. So when is your leader raising rates? What leader does he have that you don't, or is this maybe more insight into your brain? Anyone who does not share your delusions is some sort of a zealous Obama supporter? Is that it? It's not too far off from some other subgroups here, but you'd be like a fringe of them. Maybe even sort of a gold fringe of them. |
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I just spent a few days with a relative who is a Wall Street investment banker. He said global credit markets are seizing up and some of his clients are selling investments and sitting on their cash.
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That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. IMF Christine LaGarde would disagree and cautioned Yellen that raising interest rates would collapse the global market. |
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IMF Christine LaGarde would disagree and cautioned Yellen that raising interest rates would collapse the global market. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. IMF Christine LaGarde would disagree and cautioned Yellen that raising interest rates would collapse the global market. Then she is insane, and should be removed from her position at the IMF. Fortunately, she said no such thing, when she made her comments almost three months ago. What she actually said was that the Fed should be careful about raising rates, and be 100% sure that all of the data and projections are as strong as possible - in order to avoid raising the rates prematurely, and then having to lower them again (which we've seen in several Euro countries, I believe). Her concern is that a premature raising of interest rates (note that she agrees completely that interest rates WILL be raised, her only concern is the timing) could inhibit growth in the developing world and emerging markets. There is quite a difference between "inhibit growth" and "collapse the global market" Here is the IMF/G20 report from September, in which the IMF makes specific recommendations/comments for various economies, if you are interested - http://www.imf.org/external/np/g20/pdf/2015/090415.pdf. This is the report that her comments are about. And, in fact, the Fed did not raise rates in September or October (mostly because of the stock market in China), so it could be argued that the Fed did EXACTLY what LaGarde recommended, which was to not rush the rate hike. Granted, it seems that LaGarde would prefer that the Fed wait until 2016, but it seems likely that they will raise rates in December - just to "kick off" the idea of rate increases before we get into an election year. Breaking the seal (so to speak), will make it easier for them to increase the rate another time in 2016 (if the data support it), because it will just be a continuation, and not a whole new thing. Another point to consider is that LaGarde is NOT concerned about what's in the best interest of the United States. She is essentially saying that the U.S. should hold off on interest rates hikes in order to help many other countries in the world. Why should we? Do you want to listen to some French chick, who doesn't care about the U.S., and wants U.S. monetary policy to be driven by considerations about what's best for developing countries and emerging economies? Screw that. |
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. So when is your leader raising rates? "my leader" - is that really how simplistic your brain is? Holy shit that's sad. Unlike the doomers and idiots who confidently claim to KNOW what the markets are going to do, and what the Fed will and will not do (and yet, somehow are NOT super-successful billionaires), I don't have either the delusion or the arrogance to pretend to KNOW what the FOMC is going to do. For example, if the market turmoil hadn't occurred in China and spooked everyone, the Fed probably would have raised rates in September, and certainly in October - but that was an unexpected event, which obviously makes specific prediction impossible. By the same token, it seems pretty clear that the Fed does WANT to raise rates (and announce it at the December meeting), so that's what the smart money would probably bet on. However, some other unexpected event could occur. Perhaps the Russians will decide to start going crazy in the middle east, and completely obliterating oil fields that ISIS controls or threatens, and subsequently freak out markets - which could again spook the Fed and push the rate hike into 2016. As a result, I have no idea what the Fed will do (because something unexpected by definition COULD happen), but my reasonable guess is that they will announce a rate hike at the December meeting. I would be somewhat surprised if they did not. However, I do not think the vote will be unanimous. ETA: I said "this month" because I thought it was Dec. 1 today But it seems to be Nov 30, so I'll edit it above just to clarify. I think everyone got what I meant. |
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"my leader" - is that really how simplistic your brain is? Holy shit that's sad. Unlike the doomers and idiots who confidently claim to KNOW what the markets are going to do, and what the Fed will and will not do (and yet, somehow are NOT super-successful billionaires), I don't have either the delusion or the arrogance to pretend to KNOW what the FOMC is going to do. For example, if the market turmoil hadn't occurred in China and spooked everyone, the Fed probably would have raised rates in September, and certainly in October - but that was an unexpected event, which obviously makes specific prediction impossible. By the same token, it seems pretty clear that the Fed does WANT to raise rates (and announce it at the December meeting), so that's what the smart money would probably bet on. However, some other unexpected event could occur. Perhaps the Russians will decide to start going crazy in the middle east, and completely obliterating oil fields that ISIS controls or threatens, and subsequently freak out markets - which could again spook the Fed and push the rate hike into 2016. As a result, I have no idea what the Fed will do (because something unexpected by definition COULD happen), but my reasonable guess is that they will announce a rate hike this month. I would be somewhat surprised if they did not. However, I do not think the vote will be unanimous. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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this thread has gotten even more tarded. That's what makes it so awesome and hilarious. Just wait until the Fed raises the rates, and then watch all the Doomers make all sorts of excuses and rationalization to cover the fact that once again, they were completely wrong in their confident and arrogant prediction that the Fed would not raise rates ... just like when they claimed the Fed would never end QE. So when is your leader raising rates? "my leader" - is that really how simplistic your brain is? Holy shit that's sad. Unlike the doomers and idiots who confidently claim to KNOW what the markets are going to do, and what the Fed will and will not do (and yet, somehow are NOT super-successful billionaires), I don't have either the delusion or the arrogance to pretend to KNOW what the FOMC is going to do. For example, if the market turmoil hadn't occurred in China and spooked everyone, the Fed probably would have raised rates in September, and certainly in October - but that was an unexpected event, which obviously makes specific prediction impossible. By the same token, it seems pretty clear that the Fed does WANT to raise rates (and announce it at the December meeting), so that's what the smart money would probably bet on. However, some other unexpected event could occur. Perhaps the Russians will decide to start going crazy in the middle east, and completely obliterating oil fields that ISIS controls or threatens, and subsequently freak out markets - which could again spook the Fed and push the rate hike into 2016. As a result, I have no idea what the Fed will do (because something unexpected by definition COULD happen), but my reasonable guess is that they will announce a rate hike this month. I would be somewhat surprised if they did not. However, I do not think the vote will be unanimous. Sigh... The proper response to "when is your leader raising rates?" Should be "when is your mother raising hers?".... |
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Bahahaha, you poor long needs your drugs, low rates.
BTW still holding the VXX and DXD, less risk than being long like some idiots. |
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Bahahaha, you poor long needs your drugs, low rates. BTW still holding the VXX and DXD, less risk than being long like some idiots. View Quote http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1812534_worst_investor_of_the_year_award_goes_to_____.html |
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what is the point of ignoring someone if they just keep getting quoted?
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And D+158 from the day the market was supposed to have crashed, by the way. |
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