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Another pointless idea from you. There was a third founder who sold his 10% stake in AAPL for $800. He reminds me of you. He obviously thought AAPL was "worthless" and the $800 could buy him some sandwiches. No company stays on top forever, but many stay highly profitable and/or at the top...

Show me a shred of evidence that "They" own the market and what hard assets they bought. Anything.

Canada posted a 0.6% growth in GDP in January, the largest such gain since 2013 ( and fourth positive month in a row ). Most Canadian analysts were happy with the breadth of the improvement. This would tend to suggest that the frequent obsessions with recessions coming soon in North America on...

I don't think you understand the sheer size of global economies and companies. Of course, there are plenty of short term "traders" on here that are also confused, thinking the US Fed can control the market and that PPT teams are making what would have to be massive buys of shares to move markets...

There is no point to being a "bull" or "bear" in an uncertain market. So neither. From 2010-2013, I was pretty clearly a bull on equity markets. I see today's markets as being less about overall indexes and more about stock selection and possibly looking at depressed sectors for value ( for...

Some posters here are still emotionally invested in their failed shorting ideas from 2009-2014 and can't let it go. They want payback for missing all or most of the rise. In reality, whatever happens in 2016 forward does not involve 2009-2014 at all. Blaming the Fed helps them try to invalidate...

Most progressive countries with reasonable government understand the value of educating their young people and will not let the cost get prohibitive and unreachable. Many short term traders tend to miss the bigger picture. The $1M level will not be reached "soon", just like the lows of 2008/2009...

You don't seem to understand that AAPL is stock that moves on fundamentals. As long as the overall US market does not correct ( and I suspect it might this summer, the main question is what will it do until then ), AAPL will be well liked by large fund managers and likely retest it's all time...

In reality, you've been acting nutty on here for ages, and I had you on block. If you want to know what the biggest issues ET has in terms of being credible site, here they are : 1. An overabundance of "traders" flooding the board with conspiracy theories and recommending shorting...

What "bullishness" ??? Nothing I have posted is either "bullish" or "bearish" on US equities. What I have said is US interest rates are slowly going up, and that the US Fed doesn't control equity markets ( nor do they care to; as long as moves aren't too rapid in either direction ).

The US fed doesn't control equity markets, it's an absolute myth you've made up in your head. Equity prices merely indicate the price to own profit seeking businesses. Basically, large funds of money ( e.g. retirement funds, mutual funds, very rich owners ) move markets. Markets will only drop a...

They have been very clear when rate hikes are likely coming for 15 months. In the meantime, you keep posting absolute bs that they won't raise rates, that markets will implode if they do ( 40-60% crash of indexes ), and that negative rates are just around the corner with a "guaranteed" US...

There isn't a big socialist movement globally, but there is a lot of fear in the US over many themes that just aren't true. For example, there are many posters on here who think Canada is some big socialist mecca that scares them. In reality, Canada is very similar to the US, it just chooses to...

The article's theme is complete bs ( I won't even read it, it's a nonstarter ), but you are free to believe what you want. In reality, the 2008/2009 crash was way overdone as most crashes are. A legit catalyst ( the subprime fiasco ) created the crash, and severe panic fueled it. Many strong...

Another cheery forecast from the resident ET pessimist on March 17, 2016 : This one will be easy to track. Yellen is on record for a series of gradual interest rate hikes over several years; her message in 2015 led to the projected hike in late 2015.

I'm not sure why Americans like yourself fell through the cracks, are largely uneducated, and and harbor racist ideas, but your ideas are ignorant. Diversity doesn't make countries unsafe, but ignorance and hatred does.

Every list is subject to the writers biases; lists are pretty much useless in determining where to get educated. I went to the University of Waterloo. Microsoft recruited heavily there for decades, because of the quality of the programs and students. I suppose attending MIT at a much higher...

Trump openly advocates racist policy in his campaign. Some resistance is to expected. Some of you are so delusional you'd have blamed Rosa Parks for stirring up trouble for not sitting in the colored section of the bus. Those of us outside of the US expect better of you but know from recent...

Better schools in the US is a bit of a myth. I prefer higher quality Canadian schools. On a value basis, no comparison, I feel badly for young Americans who saddle themselves with massive debt going to school.

In your mind, highly educated people who do this for a living know nothing and you somehow have it all figured out. You are truly delusional.