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An endeavor at which they will almost certainly succeed. It is pretty impressive, I have to admit!

Isn't XFL a personal project of McMahon? i.e. no impact either way on WWE stock...

I didn't mean you specifically just the general hype in this thread and elsewhere about the AAPL announcement.

So all the way back down around Friday's levels, wow what a crash!

No big deal. Any drop will be brief and short lived. Ignore the headline hype.

Far as I can tell, for the average middle class person/family the Canadian approach is a little better. Sure taxes are higher but there's no real financial issue around healthcare, whereas in the US even average income are paying crazy premiums and deductibles. I admit this is somewhat...

To be fair, this is false. Canada is very good at providing things like an emergency cholecystectomy (or really most acute care). It's the chronic/elective stuff where it fails. And in that case, as you allude, some people simply pay for the care in Canada, the US or elsewhere.

No real impact. Lots of headline noise. Sure, China is lying about the numbers - but they lie about everything.

Presumably demand will be what it will be. The question is more the mix of rent vs ownership.

That is impressive.

Meaningless question. All that matters is sustained (long term) return. If you're not beating the market after all costs (including your own time, which should be most valuable of all) it's a pointless exercise. The absolute value is meaningless. Some might see 6 digit+ fluctuations from...

Good. I own all 4 of them directly.

Because internet randoms are going to be faster and better informed than dedicated staff actually working at the company in question... wut?!

It's right in his name!

Sure, that can be viable assuming you are looking at only the very short term.

This is true. Never trust Chinese numbers about anything - at any time. But it also doesn't really matter either.

OK let's add market downturn/crash (30-50%+ decline) to the list. Are you telling me you can consistently predict these downturns ahead of time? And/or that news (e.g. hype around coronavirus) allows you to do so? I am genuinely curious.

This is the correct approach. Rather than get sucked into all kinds of meaningless noise, pay attention to what the market itself is telling you and trade accordingly. Basically - would you rather be "right", or make money?

Yes I do. Who cares even if a quarter or 2 of earnings do get hit? It's not like central banks would allow any meaningful drop anyway. Now if their approach changed, I grant that might be something to take into consideration. Otherwise all this buzz is just meaningless noise - there will...

Just picture a vertically oriented straight line :)