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May 9, 2021 at 5:32 PM #821438May 9, 2021 at 7:38 PM #821439
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Guest[quote=sdrealtor]Great you agree with Josh who admitted he’s been wrong about pretty much everything. So pretty much everyone is expecting big time inflation, which BTW we already have had but you know better.[/quote]
Great! Another negative, useless, douche bag comment from SDR.
May 9, 2021 at 7:41 PM #821440sdrealtor
ParticipantIt’s sdr NOT SDR. He appears to have been frozen in fear also and now resides in the Lone Star State your future home. Giddyap!
May 9, 2021 at 8:37 PM #821441Guest[quote=sdrealtor]It’s sdr NOT SDR. He appears to have been frozen in fear also and now resides in the Lone Star State your future home. Giddyap![/quote]
Nothing wrong with Texas. So now so far in this thread you have mocked tg, myself and SDR along with an entire state. What a great Positive person you are! Go pat yourself on the back some more and tell yourself you won the award for #1 best prediction on Piggington. If you say it enough times you may actually believe it yourself.
May 9, 2021 at 9:03 PM #821443
CoronitaParticipantI am sure i am wrong some of the time.
Murphy law of investing:
The correct decision often times seem to be the decision I did not take after trying to rationalize the decision I did take as the most intuitive decision….
My Solution:
Therefore, if i continue to do the exact same thing in rationalizing every investment decision I make, but for 50% of the time, do exactly the opposite of what I would have done, then on average, I probably will be correct 25-50% of the time instead of being consistently 100% wrong.
Corrollary to this: as smart as engineers like to think we are, there are a lot less nerdie people in this world that have made a lot more money making irrationale decisions versus our tendency of analysis to paralysis and doing nothing in the end…
Some of you guys need to do something crazy..like buy dogecoins…makes no sense whatsoever…but thats exactly the point….
May 9, 2021 at 9:05 PM #821444scaredyclassic
ParticipantThe people making a fortune in crypto are really smart or really dumb…no one in the middle…
May 9, 2021 at 9:09 PM #821445CoronitaParticipant[quote=scaredyclassic]The people making a fortune in crypto are really smart or really dumb…no one in the middle…[/quote]
MEME STOCKS!!!!
AMC and GME ….TO THE MOON!!!!!
MOVIE THEATERS ARE OPENING!!!!
May 9, 2021 at 9:16 PM #821446Participant[quote=Coronita][quote=scaredyclassic]The people making a fortune in crypto are really smart or really dumb…no one in the middle…[/quote]
MEME STOCKS!!!!
AMC and GME ….TO THE MOON!!!!!
MOVIE THEATERS ARE OPENING!!!![/quote]
Sorry flu. Ya can’t fake it. Either you’re a genius/moron, or you’re not. And you’re just…not.
May 9, 2021 at 9:23 PM #821442ParticipantPersonally I despise squabbling. Due to early family dynamics. Makes me profoundly uncomfortable. Perhaps I intuited an instability in the home just below the surface of large proportions and therefore found squabbling intolerable, as if family devastation could occur over petty disagreement.
I was ok with meaty conflict, bigger issues, which counterintuitively seemed less threatening, like it would necessarily be a straw that broke the camels back, not an anvil…but ugh, just not personal squabbling, or to see people irritated. And pecking at one another. It terrifies me.
I guess I saw it as my job as a kid to keep the peace in the home, to divert with humor or by creating my own problems as a means to distract. To be a peacemaker. This would somehow ensure my survival I think I believed. In school, teasing, meanness, so scary…
Why did I think this? Was it all in my head? And look how this fear has haunted me my whole frightened life, through my marriage, my career…what is that cat scared of, really?
I still have so much to work on.
Past performance does not predict future results.
But The system is rigged to crush excessive bearishness.
One should never be too sure about anything. I hate Texas. SD isn’t that great either. Most places aren’t really that wonderful or bad. Things are pretty much what you make of them.
It’s difficult not to think things would be better if one had more.
May 9, 2021 at 9:31 PM #821447CoronitaParticipant[quote=scaredyclassic][quote=Coronita][quote=scaredyclassic]The people making a fortune in crypto are really smart or really dumb…no one in the middle…[/quote]
MEME STOCKS!!!!
AMC and GME ….TO THE MOON!!!!!
MOVIE THEATERS ARE OPENING!!!![/quote]
Sorry flu. Ya can’t fake it. Either you’re a genius/moron, or you’re not. And you’re just…not.[/quote]
Damn scardey. That hurts…I think….You could be a little more constructive…
I mean, since genius is unobtainable for me…..What does it take to be the next best thing and be a moron?
May 9, 2021 at 11:00 PM #821448Participant[quote=Coronita][quote=scaredyclassic][quote=Coronita][quote=scaredyclassic]The people making a fortune in crypto are really smart or really dumb…no one in the middle…[/quote]
MEME STOCKS!!!!
AMC and GME ….TO THE MOON!!!!!
MOVIE THEATERS ARE OPENING!!!![/quote]
Sorry flu. Ya can’t fake it. Either you’re a genius/moron, or you’re not. And you’re just…not.[/quote]
Damn scardey. That hurts…I think….You could be a little more constructive…
I mean, since genius is unobtainable for me…..What does it take to be the next best thing and be a moron?[/quote]
At this point your options are very limited. Certain strokes can shake moronness loose. Organic brain damage, perhaps an accident… Dementia? Or a really bad coke problem.
Frankly, I think your situation is intractable.
May 9, 2021 at 11:12 PM #821450Participant[quote=Coronita]I am sure i am wrong some of the time.
Murphy law of investing:
The correct decision often times seem to be the decision I did not take after trying to rationalize the decision I did take as the most intuitive decision….
My Solution:
Therefore, if i continue to do the exact same thing in rationalizing every investment decision I make, but for 50% of the time, do exactly the opposite of what I would have done, then on average, I probably will be correct 25-50% of the time instead of being consistently 100% wrong.
Corrollary to this: as smart as engineers like to think we are, there are a lot less nerdie people in this world that have made a lot more money making irrationale decisions versus our tendency of analysis to paralysis and doing nothing in the end…
Some of you guys need to do something crazy..like buy dogecoins…makes no sense whatsoever…but thats exactly the point….[/quote]
That’s the George Costanza strategy. Think what you want to do, then do the opposite!
And you’ve come upon my nitwit theory I’ve explained to countless clients. Prices are not set by the smartest people they are set by the richest nitwit. Then the smart people end up paying that and more
May 9, 2021 at 11:14 PM #821449ParticipantMore nonsense. Nothing wrong with Texas other than it’s not here and its home to the Dallas Cowboys. Didn’t mock TG, consider him a friend but disagree with his comment
Now you? Yes you I mocked, again and again. And I’m quite postive. I’m postive you lost. And I’m postive you have consistently been one of the most negative people ever to grace this blog. Actually quite ironic doncha thinkMay 10, 2021 at 4:18 AM #821451Hobie
ParticipantGreat post Esco!
May 10, 2021 at 7:23 AM #821454The-Shoveler
ParticipantLOL if you have an everything bubble (including wages) would that not be the definition of inflation?
( or at least a super stimulus sugar high )
I think it will end up being a combo IMO, high inflation followed by muted sugar high crash (that’s “IF” TPTB allow it LOL). Or could just be more and more super stimulus until we adopt the Zimbabwean dollar as official US currency (just kidding sort of LOL).
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