S&P500 dropping to 600 by spring 07

[sdrealtor]

After 2 years sitting in cash with my IRA feeling like I missed the boat trying to time the ups and downs, today I finally waded back in with 20% back in the equity markets.

[sdrealtor]

After 2 years sitting in cash with my IRA feeling like I missed the boat trying to time the ups and downs, today I finally waded back in with 20% back in the equity markets.

[sdrealtor]

After 2 years sitting in cash with my IRA feeling like I missed the boat trying to time the ups and downs, today I finally waded back in with 20% back in the equity markets.

[sdrealtor]

After 2 years sitting in cash with my IRA feeling like I missed the boat trying to time the ups and downs, today I finally waded back in with 20% back in the equity markets.

[sdrealtor]

After 2 years sitting in cash with my IRA feeling like I missed the boat trying to time the ups and downs, today I finally waded back in with 20% back in the equity markets.

[CA renter]

I was defending PS back then (though not on that thread). 🙂

She’s intelligent, logical, and willing to go all-out when trying to learn new things. Some people were giving her grief because she was asking for information that was well-known by some of the old-timers (showing her lack of experience and prior knowledge), but she caught up with, and moved beyond what many of the old-timers knew.

I’d like to congratulate her (if she can even lurk here anymore…or wants to) on her willingness to make these bold predictions. She was right.

[CA renter]

I was defending PS back then (though not on that thread). 🙂

She’s intelligent, logical, and willing to go all-out when trying to learn new things. Some people were giving her grief because she was asking for information that was well-known by some of the old-timers (showing her lack of experience and prior knowledge), but she caught up with, and moved beyond what many of the old-timers knew.

I’d like to congratulate her (if she can even lurk here anymore…or wants to) on her willingness to make these bold predictions. She was right.

[CA renter]

I was defending PS back then (though not on that thread). 🙂

She’s intelligent, logical, and willing to go all-out when trying to learn new things. Some people were giving her grief because she was asking for information that was well-known by some of the old-timers (showing her lack of experience and prior knowledge), but she caught up with, and moved beyond what many of the old-timers knew.

I’d like to congratulate her (if she can even lurk here anymore…or wants to) on her willingness to make these bold predictions. She was right.

[CA renter]

I was defending PS back then (though not on that thread). 🙂

She’s intelligent, logical, and willing to go all-out when trying to learn new things. Some people were giving her grief because she was asking for information that was well-known by some of the old-timers (showing her lack of experience and prior knowledge), but she caught up with, and moved beyond what many of the old-timers knew.

I’d like to congratulate her (if she can even lurk here anymore…or wants to) on her willingness to make these bold predictions. She was right.

[CA renter]

I was defending PS back then (though not on that thread). 🙂

She’s intelligent, logical, and willing to go all-out when trying to learn new things. Some people were giving her grief because she was asking for information that was well-known by some of the old-timers (showing her lack of experience and prior knowledge), but she caught up with, and moved beyond what many of the old-timers knew.

I’d like to congratulate her (if she can even lurk here anymore…or wants to) on her willingness to make these bold predictions. She was right.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]

Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”

Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.

The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]

Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”

Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.

The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]

Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”

Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.

The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]

Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”

Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.

The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.

[sdduuuude]

[quote=Colombo]Well not timing wise, but wtf. She was a lot more right than everyone else telling her she was wrong.[/quote]

Timing is everything. What if she had options that expired in Spring ’07 ? Then “sorta wrong” is “really wrong.”

Bad timing is only redeemed by holding onto those shorts when the first prediction proves bad.

The question is – did she hang on to those shorts for the extra 18 months? I’d bet she did. She was stubborn enough to.

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