Could be brutal day in markets

**recon1** · 08-25-15, 11:42 PM

Originally posted by gauchojake

More bullets you say?

yes, but i'd lean heavy on the food, water and band-aids so to speak.

Yes, JJ is correct don't even have 2 nickels to rub together. Give me a loan?

**khicks26** · 08-27-15, 09:40 AM

"Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

**gauchojake** · 08-27-15, 10:00 AM

**opie1988** · 08-27-15, 10:07 AM

How's it going? Is everyone jumping out of buildings like all the guys here said? Are we at 10,000 yet?

Thank God we have so many great forecasters here to prevent us all from doomsday.

**khicks26** · 08-27-15, 10:22 AM

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 08-27-15, 11:03 AM

Originally posted by opie1988

How's it going? Is everyone jumping out of buildings like all the guys here said? Are we at 10,000 yet?

Thank God we have so many great forecasters here to prevent us all from doomsday.

premature ejaculate much?

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 08-27-15, 11:09 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

I doubt many here even have 5k to invest

markets for the rich

middle class get chewed alive

of course. i never heard an average joe becoming rich from the market.

all i have to say is if you get 10-12% roi, you're considered a superstar fund manager.

in sports betting world, that's considered treading water...

**newguy** · 08-27-15, 12:41 PM

Originally posted by Ghenghis Kahn

of course. i never heard an average joe becoming rich from the market.

all i have to say is if you get 10-12% roi, you're considered a superstar fund manager.

in sports betting world, that's considered treading water...

Find me a guy consistently getting 10-12% ROI on anything and I will retire tomorrow. I don't think that is treading water anywhere - if you can really get that kind of return you would be instant millionaire. Cost of borrowing money is less than 10% for most and you would easily be able to service the debt and constantly re-invest and principal. You would be very rich if you can find anything that consistently pays 12%

**recon1** · 08-27-15, 12:56 PM

These huge swings in market is not an indication of volatility, it's a sure sign of how strong this market really is!

Why has national debt been frozen? Nonetheless, Double up and get some!

Do not be a pussy, Jump all in and getcha some!

**advantEDGEsports** · 08-27-15, 01:11 PM

Buy low, Sell high!!

Buy low, Sell high!!

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 08-27-15, 01:14 PM

Originally posted by newguy

Find me a guy consistently getting 10-12% ROI on anything and I will retire tomorrow. I don't think that is treading water anywhere - if you can really get that kind of return you would be instant millionaire. Cost of borrowing money is less than 10% for most and you would easily be able to service the debt and constantly re-invest and principal. You would be very rich if you can find anything that consistently pays 12%

you're missing my point. most sports bettors deposit $100 or so. are you telling me they'd be happy with making $10 in a year? heck they wouldn't even be happy with 100% roi.

in order for 10-12% roi to make it count, you have to have a lot of money. hence, this only matters for the rich.

**jjgold** · 08-27-15, 01:22 PM

stock market profits are taxed heavily

sports are not

**newguy** · 08-27-15, 01:36 PM

Originally posted by Ghenghis Kahn

you're missing my point. most sports bettors deposit $100 or so. are you telling me they'd be happy with making $10 in a year? heck they wouldn't even be happy with 100% roi.

in order for 10-12% roi to make it count, you have to have a lot of money. hence, this only matters for the rich.

Ha - right - I get your point for sure - that is gambling vs. investing and i would agree. The problem is with gambling, for most their return is -100% or something close to that, so in your head you feel in order to be successful you need to be +1000% at some point to make up for it.

**gauchojake** · 08-27-15, 03:06 PM

Originally posted by newguy

Find me a guy consistently getting 10-12% ROI on anything and I will retire tomorrow. I don't think that is treading water anywhere - if you can really get that kind of return you would be instant millionaire. Cost of borrowing money is less than 10% for most and you would easily be able to service the debt and constantly re-invest and principal. You would be very rich if you can find anything that consistently pays 12%

9.9% 10 year avg
14.6% 5 year avg
no financial training

**jjgold** · 08-27-15, 03:14 PM

9% not really good long term

Taxes

**brooks85** · 08-27-15, 03:27 PM

unreal how cheap netflix was, this week was a gift if you took advantage

**newguy** · 08-27-15, 03:47 PM

Originally posted by gauchojake

9.9% 10 year avg
14.6% 5 year avg
no financial training

Markets or gambling? What's a Dow indexed fund done in same period? Not being snide. Really wondering.

**jjgold** · 08-27-15, 05:37 PM

You needed money to capitalize that's the problem

**opie1988** · 08-27-15, 05:44 PM

Amateur hour up in here.

**Git Lo** · 09-01-15, 03:27 PM

And it's gone

**gauchojake** · 09-01-15, 03:30 PM

No it's still there. I checked.

**jjgold** · 09-01-15, 03:53 PM

Markets in big trouble a major major correction is starting

**opie1988** · 09-01-15, 04:11 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Markets in big trouble a major major correction is starting

Fool...is your method just to make a prediction of gloom every down day with the hopes that one day you'll be right?

Use your fukkin head once in awhile.

**Snowball** · 09-01-15, 04:27 PM

still WAYY too high.
get out while you can.

**Ralphie Halves** · 09-01-15, 05:09 PM

Originally posted by Ralphie Halves

If I was going to make a ten cent prediction too, we will need a retracement, a few smaller up days in a row, to restore confidence in investors and shake out the weaker shorts before really taking it down further. Look for that very set-up if a recession does start to happen.

**grease lightnin** · 09-01-15, 05:18 PM

Originally posted by opie1988

Amateur hour up in here.

**Git Lo** · 09-01-15, 08:14 PM

Worse september start in decades all while Fed looks to raise rates, China liquidates USTs, currency wars, long story short should be great times ahead /s

**jjgold** · 09-01-15, 09:02 PM

Originally posted by Git Lo

Worse september start in decades all while Fed looks to raise rates, China liquidates USTs, currency wars, long story short should be great times ahead /s

big trouble for markets coming

people will lose everything they made in the past

gambling 101

**recon1** · 09-01-15, 10:51 PM

Nothing to worry about, just a normal fluctuation.

Call broker in the AM and get some!

**opie1988** · 09-02-15, 04:48 PM

What happened?

Are we at 10k yet?

**Ghenghis Kahn** · 09-02-15, 04:51 PM

Originally posted by opie1988

What happened?

Are we at 10k yet?

sell your oil wells and buy stocks. stock markets having a huge sale right now. you can thank me later.

**Slanina** · 10-08-15, 12:06 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

big trouble for markets coming

people will lose everything they made in the past

gambling 101

I feel like this might be a post count padding job. Do you even know a single thing about stock trading and markets? Honest question.

**Slanina** · 10-08-15, 12:07 PM

Originally posted by Ghenghis Kahn

sell your oil wells and buy stocks. stock markets having a huge sale right now. you can thank me later.

I'm long on UWTI from 9.78 last week. One of my best trades. Oil is king!

**muldoon** · 10-08-15, 02:06 PM

Originally posted by sourtwist

Market will never be anywhere near 17000 again

Never = 44 Days

**jizay** · 10-08-15, 03:38 PM

Originally posted by sourtwist

Market will never be anywhere near 17000 again

Sharp.