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bffffft
so much for the EOD rally..failed
I'm down but not out. I'm still here. Not going anywhere.
I can give you 20 reasons why the market will go higher that are all valid, but if you give me 20 reasons why it's going lower I'll refute them all.
And therein lies the rub. We all think our perspective is 'correct'. Ben Stein told people to buy Back in March 2007..and all the way to the bottom based on his supposedly sound logic & reasoning regarding the resiliency of the US economy and the containment of the mortgage crisis. On the converse, Doug Kass was bearish in the same time period based on his own reasoning. Both arguments appeared sound because they were backed with facts and evidence, but someone had to be wrong.
How much farther down do you expect the market to drop before it rises again? And if it drops more than you expect (and does not rise) isn't that a strong indicator that your model of the market is wrong and your predictions of a rise may be wrong.Quote from stock_trad3r:
bffffft
so much for the EOD rally..failed
I'm down but not out. I'm still here. Not going anywhere.
I can give you 20 reasons why the market will go higher that are all valid, but if you give me 20 reasons why it's going lower I'll refute them all.
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I can give you 20 reasons why the market will go higher that are all valid, but if you give me 20 reasons why it's going lower I'll refute them all.


Quote from stock_trad3r:
bffffft
so much for the EOD rally..failed
I'm down but not out. I'm still here. Not going anywhere.
I can give you 20 reasons why the market will go higher that are all valid, but if you give me 20 reasons why it's going lower I'll refute them all.
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