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DOW may be headed under 10,000 before year's end
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FishheadSBR Aristocracy
- 08-11-05
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#1DOW may be headed under 10,000 before year's end
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d2betsBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-10-05
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#2You really think so? I kinda doubt it. 12,000 more likely than 10,000.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#3Fishhead what the hell are you doing???
Guys like you can sink the marketComment -
FishheadSBR Aristocracy
- 08-11-05
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wantitall4moiSBR MVP
- 04-17-10
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#5ahh more doom and gloom.
They wont let it fail, and the overall prices are meaningless.
Last month when the shit hit the fan wife's 401K was down around 65 bucks per thousand. Made no changes and Friday it was down 18 a thousand. Overall number was less than 500 difference. Last time it took all those dips was because US currency was obviously in the shitter, today it dips because the euro is taking hell.
if people used the market for what it was originally intended it wouldnt see near the volatility it does. Guys in it for the long haul will see returns. But the mentality now is make what you can when you can and take the profits from that and put them somewhere else. Which sees like sound advice but when they screw everything over then it is only a matter of time before they catch the guys moving around with their pants down and break them too. Its like a bank robber running from the cops. You have money you have a plan and for a fews months or even years it all works out, but eventually you get caught on tape, or recognized or just make a mistake and wham youre done.
if they shut down all the do it yourself trading websites you'd see the stock market not only stabilize but probably flourish again. But that also wouldnt mean things were OK it would just mean they wouldnt let desperate scared people make dumb decisions based on some hack that gets paid to scare and demoralize people. It is basically akin to live betting in sports, and anyone who has tried that knows just how that does long term.Comment -
jarvolSBR Hall of Famer
- 09-13-10
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#7Get real. The market is at the same level it was 13 years ago. All you have made in 13 years is a couple of percent on dividends annually. However if you traded around the 50% corrections and subsequent 100% rises then you have made some good coin.
Don't blame informed and intelligent people for using the technological advances and new products to their advantage. You just sound dumb and lazy....mostly lazy.
Nothing like Obama coming out and kneecapping the market with a $1.5 trillion tax increase. He just rang the bell on this short term top.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#10Obama will never ever let market go down until after election
Even if it is a false Market they will do anything to Make it go up for a while
Too many people involved here and on Obama's payrollComment -
P.F.KasooffSBR MVP
- 11-13-10
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No coincidencesSBR Aristocracy
- 01-18-10
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Educ8d Degener8SBR MVP
- 01-12-10
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#13ahh more doom and gloom.
They wont let it fail, and the overall prices are meaningless.
Last month when the shit hit the fan wife's 401K was down around 65 bucks per thousand. Made no changes and Friday it was down 18 a thousand. Overall number was less than 500 difference. Last time it took all those dips was because US currency was obviously in the shitter, today it dips because the euro is taking hell.
if people used the market for what it was originally intended it wouldnt see near the volatility it does. Guys in it for the long haul will see returns. But the mentality now is make what you can when you can and take the profits from that and put them somewhere else. Which sees like sound advice but when they screw everything over then it is only a matter of time before they catch the guys moving around with their pants down and break them too. Its like a bank robber running from the cops. You have money you have a plan and for a fews months or even years it all works out, but eventually you get caught on tape, or recognized or just make a mistake and wham youre done.
if they shut down all the do it yourself trading websites you'd see the stock market not only stabilize but probably flourish again. But that also wouldnt mean things were OK it would just mean they wouldnt let desperate scared people make dumb decisions based on some hack that gets paid to scare and demoralize people. It is basically akin to live betting in sports, and anyone who has tried that knows just how that does long term.
Of course this is all subject to theoretical entry / exit points, but... assuming a 10 year period for "long term"...
Respective gain of the Dow 9/2001 to 9/2011 = +37%... and that's buying in at the ideal low of 9/11...
Now, last time I checked, the stock market is denominated in US Dollars...
Observing the respective value of the US dollar over the same period reveals a 35% loss in value of that dollar.
So yeah, any numbnuts who just looks at the market thinks, "wow, my portfolio has done real well long term"...
But has it really?Comment -
ChuckyTheGoatBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 04-04-11
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#14
So, we play ball for a while. What is our exit point?
* Gimme a date.
* Gimme a DOW figure to exit to bonds? 13,000?Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#15good turnaround today
approx 200 swingComment -
FishheadSBR Aristocracy
- 08-11-05
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#16Iowa farmland continues to sizzle........................hope many have taken my lead over the last 6-8 years on this!
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The value of Iowa farmland increased by an average of more than 30 percent in the last year, pushed in part by high prices for corn and soybeans and low interest rates, according to a survey of real estate agents.
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P.F.KasooffSBR MVP
- 11-13-10
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#17-FH- when I come to Vegas this fall lets have a beerComment -
wantitall4moiSBR MVP
- 04-17-10
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#18pretty funny seeing these threads too. I dont remember so many market geniuses inhabiting the forums back in 2000. but then again I suppose it is like sports, easy to pick the right side after the fact.
I posted in 2004 how I had bought gold in 1999 and 2000, someone bumped it at another forum not too long ago. They also bumped another thread where I said gold would be decent going forward. Think I put that one up in 2008. Now does that mean anything? Not really because the money I used to bet on sports has been turned over a lot more than the money I put into gold, even though gold is worth about 6 times what I paid for it. But if the dollar is only worth a third I guess I only doubled my money.
Its all relative, everything is based on the dollar whether you like it or not. So whatever I get is worth what it is right now. We can make all the claims we want about how much something is 'worth' or how much something sells for. But other than gasoline everything else is relatively the same price as it was back then. Even houses in California, now that the market has crashed. Prices might actually be lower now in some places out here.
So regardless of what the dollar was worth then and what it is worth now I can take it to any place and still buy stuff with it, and for the most part I will be getting pretty much the same thing for it. Take out Gasoline, and maybe cable/satellite TV and pretty much everything can be gotten for the same amount of money now as it could back then. Maybea cople car brands might cost a little more, but they have all made economy versions so you can get a BMW now even cheaper it just might not have the bells and whistles.
I just know that if I bought 50K worth of gold 11-12 years ago and I can go to any place around and get 250K for it, I couldnt care less what that equates to in 1999 dollars. I just know I have 250K in cash anytime I want it. And those that say cash isnt any good probably have never had that amount available to them. But for people who have actually made some money and have access to a modest amount that isnt all that much. Now that being said we used to walk around Vegas with 50K every day and on some weekends 100K in cash. So it is all relative I suppose. Either way 250K in cash is a nice amount to be able to get your hands on no matter how wealthy you think you are.
basically the stock market is where you thorw money so you can have a chance to get something out of it for nothing. It basically is a baby sitter. Seriously if you want to make your money work for you investing it in any sort of market or commodity is dumb. regardless of the short term successes you might want to point out, because it is just that a short term solution. if you want to work your money and roll it over and over there are many other ways to do it. Stock market, mutual funds, commodities etc are just places you stash large amounts of cash that you dont want to be hands on with.
I guess people have differing viewpoints in relationship to how much wealth they actually have. if you dont have a pot to piss in then sure day trading and making a few bucks seems exiting. If you have a reasonable amount of net worth then it isnt worth the effort. And then there are thesame diminishing returns as with sports gambling. You cant just move massive amounts of cash around ona whim, just like you cant make 500K bets on two sides of the same game and make 2-3% regardless. Youre limited to the amount you can 'invest' either to avoid detection or simply limits on the system. Not every company has the amount of options available one might want to buy, and to get them you have to pay more or in the least a massive premium. And then those are subject to other fees.
I am no advocate of the stock market I have said for years it was rigged, but it has its place for some people. Just as long as you know how to stay on the fringes of it and dont get caught up in the hype. But I do know that for as long as it has existed it has never completely collapsed, and once it became truly corrupt seeing the patterns in how it operates havent been too difficult.Comment -
P.F.KasooffSBR MVP
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jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#20good call fishComment -
jarvolSBR Hall of Famer
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big0marSBR MVP
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#23Shorted the DOW in late June[B][B]They key isn't getting rich quick. The key is getting rich slowly, and enjoying it.
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mh217SBR MVP
- 12-05-10
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#24market going up tomorrow here..due to short covering over fears of intervention of resolving european issues over the weekend...we are over$old!!Comment -
frostno98SBR Hall of Famer
- 09-11-07
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#25Another great day to be in americaComment -
Mr. JonesSBR Wise Guy
- 09-02-05
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#26Don't look now boys, but everything --median, average, number sold--everything is up at the Keeneland yearling sale going on right now. Good place to dump some profits. Dreams for sale...take a shot my friends.Comment -
diceSBR Wise Guy
- 11-28-09
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#28I've gotten several calls lately from financial advisers who want to invest my money into the stock market. They're looking for bagholders right now. Good call Fishhead!Comment -
Hotdiggity11SBR MVP
- 01-09-09
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#29A good thing Fish isn't my financial adviser. Very little chance of this occurring with the good news coming from Europe along with the fact it's the end of the year and people tend to spend a little more freely.Comment -
wtfSBR Posting Legend
- 08-22-08
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#30great call fishfuk
you are such a mediocre square it is laughableComment -
obamaismyuncleSBR Posting Legend
- 12-31-08
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#31great call, fishstickComment -
ProfaneRealitySBR Hall of Famer
- 04-14-09
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#32Fish will be frantically searching dumpsters in Vegas this weekendComment -
bradtheblokeSBR MVP
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#33cardinals!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh wait, wrong thread.... wheres my beeerComment -
denn333SBR MVP
- 09-16-05
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#34He said by years end, has to lose 2k in 9 weeks.Comment
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