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This is one of the dumbest articles I've ever seen in financial press. Another guy trying to drill up interest by using superlatives to get guys like you overly excited about nothing. The chart tells a far different story then what this guys selling.

Trump sucks, lies all the time; of course that will attract negative press. He's earned that negative press. Why on earth would the press report on the fantasy that some of you believe is going on when reality clearly shows otherwise ? Fascists who lie daily have to be challenged. In general...

I would observe the comments many Americans made about Trump's trade war with Canada and the Brexit fiasco and simply ask what on earth did Americans and Brits respectfully get out of any of it. You piss off your neighbors, encourage at least some of the trade action to find another country, and...

I'm hoping ( but not really expecting ) we can generate some euphoria soon. Try to capture 50-80% of the move then get out. Haven't seen a sniff of it yet though except in Canadian pot stocks which I don't choose to play in.

Sometimes I think a good number of the traders here weren't active in the 1990s to understand what true euphoria and a bubble really feels like.

Many of us have far, far better instincts then you have and can in fact get out of any market with better timing then you can. We cannot help it if you are lost in fantasies that prevent you from doing well in ALL kinds of markets.

Current US debt-to-GDP numbers are almost identical to Canada's numbers a few decades ago. Basically. the numbers have flipped since, and the divergence is getting worse short term as we run much smaller deficits ( on a pro rated ) basis then the US does. My point, one I've made several times...

The numbers don't support that there are bubbles right now in almost anything. In fact, US markets were likely more "overvalued" at times earlier in this bull market. Using the term "bubble" is highly misleading but it does appeal to the emotions of permabears at all times. We could look at how...

I can't make any sense of the measure they are using in a global economy.

"Market value to GDP" appears to be a nonsense stat made up by bearish people to push their agenda. US stock markets are international in flavor and derive a significant amount of their growth outside of the US. So there is no point to compare a domestic measure to the main US stock markets.

I am well aware what his act is. He loses his mind when markets go to levels he can't comprehend. Go back and look at what he said earlier this year when he was dead serious.

Bottom line, you're an idiot. You still have money in SOXS throughout this rally. It's a moderate size rally hardly worth getting excited about, yet here you are posting shit like it's some incredible event. Earlier this year, you were mocking analysts who posted quite reasonable forecasts of...

Why would the timing "be right ? There is literally nothing going on to support calling a top yet.

That approach in 1999 on the Nasdaq would have been a huge money loser. Some would argue the Nasdaq was hugely overvalued Jan 1, 1999. It went up 85% that year.

You posted this in 2011 :

Sounds like Nazi Germany in the 1930s. You are just one of the brain washed masses who can't see it for what it is.

You are seriously delusional on a massive level; perhaps the bottom line is you are a psychopath like Trump and it's all about you in your life. A psychopath would love Trump if they felt he was increasing their monetary wealth and would overlook any negatives that impact millions of other...

Nonsense. You really seem delusional even on your best days. Trump is as crooked as they come, has no moral compass, exhibits all the traits of an extreme psychopath. He reflects badly on your whole country and how the people of other nations view Americans at this time.

We are talking about stock markets not planes. People have sentiment and remember their entry and exit points often for emotional reasons. Key price levels on many stocks get revisited and often become inflection points. But I'm all ears. Tell me about some other instances where a market...

Abuse of statistics is not a science but it does seem popular in the US.