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A few of us don't fit that category. We like the premise of your trade but question the execution. Again, more focus on the lock down date seemed needed, I'm not sure why you covered at $91, unless the trade was too rich for your risk parameters. Even shorting at $64 seems like a long term...

One of the great things about making grandiose claims of future collapse is you can keep pushing out your time frames when you are wrong. Grand_Super_Cycle tried to make a business out of doing exactly that. The problem is when you make shorter term statements and are asked to be accountable for...

You shorted at 67.09, 74.41, 78.07, and 76; covered at 91. Unless you took on more shares on your most recent trade, you haven't broken even yet on this trade. If you hold til well past the lock down date ( something I recommended at the onset of your recommendation ), you will likely make your...

I'm open to this site being free of aliases and everyone identified. That would make open racism a little harder to post, because many family members and work colleagues would put pressure on posters like TGregg to stop. In the absence of that, the owners of the site have to control things that...

The truth is you are an ignorant white man who harbors racist feelings and feels the need to inflict them on this site. You aren't presenting facts, you are presenting your distorted view on things. The very nature of your point here, that "white people are learning the truth", is racist. This...

TZA at 8.87 now.

I was referring to your post as follows : This is an absurd statement that means nothing. Post something like that and someone will likely challenge you. Now you're calling me a perma-bull who pretends markets don't correct. But I've been clear in my posts, I predicted a high probability of a...

Yes, it is a nice example, if you aren't an uninformed fool like yourself. What desperation is there in Canada ? None. We barely had a "crisis" in 2009, it was more a careful response to monitor any spill over from the US and European crisis. In what world do you think our government is...

2009 was an obvious buying point, I posted at the time that most bull markets are at least 4-5 years long in the face of numerous posters on here saying this time is different, it's not a bull market, US markets will stay down for many years, and all sorts of other fanciful bs. S2007S was one...

But clearly you and S2007S don't get it. You both dismiss many years as some form of magic because it doesn't agree with you. The reality is NA markets appreciate long term and have done so since 1929. Yes S2007S claims this time is different and some mysterious crash is coming that will end...

It is starting to sound like you actually are a relative, spouse, or work colleague of this Surf guy. No one would seriously call this kind of trade "epic" unless they are selling a service.

His main holding today is TZA, down another 5%. So he's angry and complaining about the fed and "fools" in large colorful fonts. Sometimes I think Baron invented this character to drum up board interest.

Not my take. Most analysts in Canada and the US have been saying for almost a year now that the first US rate hike would occur in the fall or soon after. Nothing about that has changed, even the fed itself still projects minor hikes coming. So there you have it. I guess 0.25% rise this fall...

I suggest you research Canadian interest rate policy, it might teach you something new. S2007S seems to be oblivious to this, even though almost every year I post about the two interest rate hikes in 2010. In fact, Canada in 2010 lays out a very similar situation to the US in 2015. So don't be...

I don't respect your opinion, you call out market reversals all the time and posted fictitious trades in your "journal" a few years ago. I don't see how S2007S has been right about much of anything when it comes to economics or longer term market moves.

I think recent years have been better in Canada then the US in this regard. We don't have the heavy tuition and medical costs, and our tax bills which used to be much higher then the US have tapered back considerably the last 15 years. Low interest rates and a booming housing market was a...

It's amazing how much bellyaching you do about something that is wonderful to have. Low interest rates are great. And equity markets have been anything but "pathetic" since 2009. To call markets "pathetic" is truly delusional, but we've come to expect this kind of backwards thinking from you...

It has ? Where ? Plus when did the $CDN, $US, British Pound fail ? I must have missed it.

Given your input so far, I don't think you are capable of being thoughtful on your best day.

My life experience tells me that those who present opinions like the one you have presented are either manipulative ( e.g. like a lawyer representing the tobacco companies ) or just ignorant. Or if you just walked into this topic unannounced and made an unresearched opinion, well, that just...