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January 22, 2008 at 7:16 AM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #140779January 22, 2008 at 7:16 AM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #140805
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ParticipantWhen I shorted the oil sector several months ago, many on here laughed. Whatever. I’m now laughing my way to the bank. I’m up 25% net on that bet.
Yesterday the forum convinced me to cancel my BUY orders for GLD (gold ETF). I was stupid to listen. Well, I can at least realize a mistake. I am BUYING GOLD my friends. When the stupid Fed cuts rates 3/4 point, you buy gold.
January 22, 2008 at 7:16 AM in reply to: My prediction: DOW -500 tomorrow Tuesday Jan 22, 08…. #140856ParticipantWhen I shorted the oil sector several months ago, many on here laughed. Whatever. I’m now laughing my way to the bank. I’m up 25% net on that bet.
Yesterday the forum convinced me to cancel my BUY orders for GLD (gold ETF). I was stupid to listen. Well, I can at least realize a mistake. I am BUYING GOLD my friends. When the stupid Fed cuts rates 3/4 point, you buy gold.
Participant>> I predict in 2009 that I may have to sell a portion of my liver.
This wins the Funniest Post of the Month Award!
My 2008 predictions…
I’m revising my market forcast downward, betting the S&P goes below 1200 and may hit 1100. Hey, we are not even through Jan and already within striking distance of 1300 on the S&P 500. Who would have ever figured that?One more prediction. Hillary gets the nomination, and she gets her ass kicked by the whichever Republican is nominated. I’m a democratic and I think Hillary is a fine person, but she’s NOT ELECTABLE.
Participant>> I predict in 2009 that I may have to sell a portion of my liver.
This wins the Funniest Post of the Month Award!
My 2008 predictions…
I’m revising my market forcast downward, betting the S&P goes below 1200 and may hit 1100. Hey, we are not even through Jan and already within striking distance of 1300 on the S&P 500. Who would have ever figured that?One more prediction. Hillary gets the nomination, and she gets her ass kicked by the whichever Republican is nominated. I’m a democratic and I think Hillary is a fine person, but she’s NOT ELECTABLE.
Participant>> I predict in 2009 that I may have to sell a portion of my liver.
This wins the Funniest Post of the Month Award!
My 2008 predictions…
I’m revising my market forcast downward, betting the S&P goes below 1200 and may hit 1100. Hey, we are not even through Jan and already within striking distance of 1300 on the S&P 500. Who would have ever figured that?One more prediction. Hillary gets the nomination, and she gets her ass kicked by the whichever Republican is nominated. I’m a democratic and I think Hillary is a fine person, but she’s NOT ELECTABLE.
Participant>> I predict in 2009 that I may have to sell a portion of my liver.
This wins the Funniest Post of the Month Award!
My 2008 predictions…
I’m revising my market forcast downward, betting the S&P goes below 1200 and may hit 1100. Hey, we are not even through Jan and already within striking distance of 1300 on the S&P 500. Who would have ever figured that?One more prediction. Hillary gets the nomination, and she gets her ass kicked by the whichever Republican is nominated. I’m a democratic and I think Hillary is a fine person, but she’s NOT ELECTABLE.
Participant>> I predict in 2009 that I may have to sell a portion of my liver.
This wins the Funniest Post of the Month Award!
My 2008 predictions…
I’m revising my market forcast downward, betting the S&P goes below 1200 and may hit 1100. Hey, we are not even through Jan and already within striking distance of 1300 on the S&P 500. Who would have ever figured that?One more prediction. Hillary gets the nomination, and she gets her ass kicked by the whichever Republican is nominated. I’m a democratic and I think Hillary is a fine person, but she’s NOT ELECTABLE.
ParticipantOK, you have convinced me to HOLD off on buying gold. Your arguments make sense. You helped me see it is probably wiser to let the precious metals market shake out those losses, then after it stabilizes, go in and buy gold.
ParticipantOK, you have convinced me to HOLD off on buying gold. Your arguments make sense. You helped me see it is probably wiser to let the precious metals market shake out those losses, then after it stabilizes, go in and buy gold.
ParticipantOK, you have convinced me to HOLD off on buying gold. Your arguments make sense. You helped me see it is probably wiser to let the precious metals market shake out those losses, then after it stabilizes, go in and buy gold.
ParticipantOK, you have convinced me to HOLD off on buying gold. Your arguments make sense. You helped me see it is probably wiser to let the precious metals market shake out those losses, then after it stabilizes, go in and buy gold.
ParticipantOK, you have convinced me to HOLD off on buying gold. Your arguments make sense. You helped me see it is probably wiser to let the precious metals market shake out those losses, then after it stabilizes, go in and buy gold.
January 21, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #139835ParticipantRegards Asian stock marketes…
When Asian stock markes are hyper-appreciated to the tune of 600% in three years (Shanghai,for example) I don’t need to defend my opinion those markets are prime for a 1929-style crash. In fact, the % drop will be far more severe than our 1929 stock market collapse.
Go read Barron’s round table discussion from two weekends back. When you have multiple widely respected Asia-sector experts like Marc Faber saying he thinks EVERY Asia index is in a bubble, then you should worry.
January 21, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Let’s just see how “safe” those investments in China are…. #140046ParticipantRegards Asian stock marketes…
When Asian stock markes are hyper-appreciated to the tune of 600% in three years (Shanghai,for example) I don’t need to defend my opinion those markets are prime for a 1929-style crash. In fact, the % drop will be far more severe than our 1929 stock market collapse.
Go read Barron’s round table discussion from two weekends back. When you have multiple widely respected Asia-sector experts like Marc Faber saying he thinks EVERY Asia index is in a bubble, then you should worry.
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