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scaredyclassic
ParticipantSo tacky, marketwatch.
What the fuck is wrong with them?
ParticipantSame impulse.
France bombing Syria is bearish.
http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKCN0T402N20151115#6TT0ZSpCvmAeogU9.97
Analysts say nothing to see here, move along.
ParticipantI feel sick of it all.
I feel no solidarity with any nation or group or ethos.
Just a vague sympathy with Abrahams G-ds impulse to wipe us all off the face of the earth. Our ceaseless desire to hurt and dominate. Our absurd certain types in our correctness. The mess we make at every turn.
And test I think it’s women’s fault as much as men
ParticipantThe exploitation of Paris sickening per the nytimes. Of course expressing disgust at others expressions is just another sickening expression.
ParticipantThe number one reason people hate America: the number one reason is because of our religion. Americans worship money, we worship money. Separate God from school, separate God from work, separate God from government, but on your money it says in God we trust. All my life I’ve been looking for God, and He’s right in my pocket.
Chris rock.
Participant[quote=paramount][quote=Rich Toscano]
My view is that people tend to dramatically overestimated the investment implications of geopolitical events… but I guess that’s a different topic.[/quote]
Sounds right; just over a week ago 224 died in a plane crash most likely caused by terrorism. No significant reaction.
Flight 17 shot down over Ukraine. No significant reaction.[/quote]
This feels different
Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]Yeah, you are right, lots of traders are thinking about it, I suppose you are just saying what some people are thinking.
My view is that people tend to dramatically overestimated the investment implications of geopolitical events… but I guess that’s a different topic.[/quote]
No thats has the topic. Is this big or little, implication wise.
And it’s not some traders. It is every last single one.
ParticipantIf we admit there is a higher value than capital, the terrorists hurt us.
Indeed, if I told you I could guarantee a 100 percent return tomorrow trading on this pain and misery, it would seem absolutely unteasonable, almost inefficiently objectionable not to.
Money talks.
ParticipantMany viewed foreclosure crisis vultures as in similarly poor taste.
ParticipantI suppose. Although literally every trader on the globe is thinking it through this weekend.
Just poor taste to point it out, I guess.
Post 9/11 we were all urged to shop, I recall.
ParticipantDeaths are just a cost of doing business.
I’m less confident today this incident means anything in the subtle dictatorship that is capitalism.
ParticipantWell. Jeez. That’s a little strong.
EPV. Proshares short etf.
Shorting the dow on 9/12/01 was a no Brainer I missed. Not sure this is comparable. How big is this? For some reason I feel it could be really bad …
Is it really any different from day to day capitalism?
ParticipantThis thread is in the econ. And investing category. Let’s try to stay on topic.
How to profit from blood running in the streets
Participant[quote=Hatfield][quote=scaredyclassic]No more refugees will be allowed into europe.[/quote]
You do realize that these assholes are why there are refugees in the first place? Who do you think they’re trying to get away from?[/quote]
Yeah, true, but no more refugees allowed into europe. Any way to make money off that.
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