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Your ideas on this are deeply delusional, as are your forecasts for SPX levels. This will be very clear given due time.

My general themes were posted last few weeks but the main trades are basically done I've taken profits on a lot of stuff already. I still like gold miners long ( plenty on the TSX to choose from ). Moving forward, I'm bearish on the SPX short term ( TZA is a reasonable way to play it ), like...

Not really, I'm chilling in Toronto. We have one family member in California right now; they are far more concerned about the virus then we are. Headlines, posters here aren't really a concern to me if you say things are calm in the US great not sure why people are posting all the doomsday stuff...

I'm not going to debate details, I'm not a medical person, but on a broader level things seem a lot worse in the US on this then in Canada. I suppose the numbers could change but the death toll is quite stark in the US at this point and events like the trucks outside hospitals in NYC and running...

The bottom line is the US was thoroughly unprepared to deal with this crisis, despite being the richest country in the world. That should lead to some questions.

Hajimow was all about making a big splash I would not be surprised if he ran into some serious problems with his near month option strategies at some point.

Roughly 40,000 Americans dead to a virus you and your clown prince Trump totally dismissed as a non-event from day one. Saw the movie Contagion last night I take it Trump's never seen it because he certainly went into this event with both eyes closed. So he decides he doesn't need the W.H.O...

Canada has dealt with the virus far better then the US on every objective level including the level of panic. I know you are generally challenged to do basic math but Canada's death rate remains far lower then what is occurring in the US, despite the US continuing to have the most expensive...

You've posted some pretty stupid shit throughout regardless of these numbers. I genuinely wonder how truly bad the American education system is that produces characters like you.

Ok, five years are up, is MCD out of business ? What a god awful forecast this was.

We're not in a bubble; there hasn't been an index wide bubble since the Nasdaq in 1999. Certain areas of the market may be in a bubble ( eg Canadian pot stocks last year, some IT firms are pretty rich now ). It's all irrelevant anyways even in January there were value stocks severely lagging the...

TSX actually was easier to read re the bottom, so not a pure guess.

IT is an exception imo, especially in certain areas. And I don't agree with the "long time" part. I lived/worked through the IT boom and bust 1994-2001 I know exactly what you are saying. We aren't there yet, in fact this "at home" event is increasing opportunities in IT. Nothing's forever but...

Doom and gloom isn't going guide you well moving forward. I couldn't care less where the stock market goes from here, but the tone on this site has been year 2009 all over again so emotionally overwrought so overdone and not at all useful to trading. Anyone who didn't make a killing trading the...

It's a temporary change due to a black swan medical event. Try to get some perspective. In my family, my wife got a new contract last week and my daughter got a major promotion. That is right in the middle of the crisis some of you are freaking out about. Of course, if you are in IT and can do...

I'm not sure what retirement age is anymore but anyone with a 2-3 year window has no worries with these stocks they won't under perform at recent levels. I wasn't really think seniors in my answer though just working age people somewhat risk adverse from other types of equities.

It's a complete myth that anyone was piling in at the top. Volumes were not high at all and the market was rather pedestrian until the virus hit the US.

You posted this sarcastic kind of dribble last year when some analysts dared to predict the SPX would hit 3100 or 3200. And it hit 3200 and not a peep from you when it did. In other words, given your history they'll probably nail the forecast. The better a forecast is, the more chance you'll be...

They aren't B league bank stocks they are higher quality then most if not all US banks. One of the best kept secrets I guess but millions of Canadians own them with no worries at all. High quality balance sheets with profits growing for decades. I think it's unfortunate that you would discourage...

Depends on your timing; mid March you could get BMO and TD at minimal long term risk with a yield between 6 and 7%.