Why does everyone think they know everything about the market?
Calling the beginning at the end...how newbies make market calls.
- Thread starter areyoukidding?
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More importantly (imho) is the question of why so many people are coming to this board recently asking "what's the best way to get into trading?". Is this the beginning of the rollover from real estate into equities? Or is ET just marketing their site differently somehow?
- The New Guy
its the illusion of easy money.
you seem like the only one who apparently knows everything about the markets... judging by your posts that are always critiquing and judging others on here, such as you're doing right now by using hyperbole to say "know everything".
I have never met anyone who actually came across to me as knowing "everything" about anything... confident yes, even arrogant a little, maybe ... but never actually claiming to know "EVERYTHING"!
So why do you always use HYPERBOLE in your posting? Maybe you're merely projecting your own narrow view of the world onto others.
Ice
Read your own posts. You seem to think you know everything. But its all nonesense. What the markets (I talk stocks) do is more a result of human emotions than how well the companies are doing, therefore no one can determine what the markets will do. That's why predictions are worthless. Trading is always a gamble, you just need to make the best educated guess and hope it works, and if it doesn't have your stops in place.
well said.
"Bear Demolition Market 2005" from areyoukidding?
"Keep it cool, market bullish" from areyoukidding?
"Why we will rally again today" from areyoukidding?
"Why we are in the dying days of a bull market" from areyoukidding?
"New Black Monday" from areyoukidding?
"Too many Doomsday predictions for there to be one" from areyoukidding?
Touche'
Yet another reason why this Forum and much of ET has gone down the tubes and a rare thread of value is ever found these days.
Yet another reason why this Forum and much of ET has gone down the tubes and a rare thread of value is ever found these days.
ROFL.
I hope this guy hasn't criticized Cramer, cause he sure would be a good replacement for the big guy.