Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

i960 said:
He's just some bulltard who goes after anyone not drinking the kool aid. An observation was made about multiple people in this thread totally bulled up and apparently that means I now write for Zerohedge.

In a nutshell, his response is basically: "You made a call and that call turned out wrong therefore you are banned from making calls ever again."

Whatever happened to those "Canadian real estate will never go down" predictions you were dishing out, 9ender?
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And again you reveal your bias. I correctly forecast the last correction in US equities on this thread. The only one drinking kool aid is you. Concerning Canadian real estate, everything I have posted on this site has been correct. I have never said real estate will never go down. I have said it will not crash and it is not in a bubble. I have said the term "Canadian real estate" is pointless, real estate is a regional or community thing. My place and the Toronto market still has not gone down at all in any year since 1991. Its value appreciated again in 2017. Anyone selling their place based on what people posted on this site since 2009 would have missed out on a tremendous gain.

I must have missed your buy calls on US indexes over the years. Feel free to post them. Maybe there is some balance in how you see the world, but all I see is repetitive cynicism.
 
noddyboy said:
How do you stalk so many people at the same time?
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I'm going to call you out on this. The true trolls on here post 5-20 times more frequently on here and post a whole lot of bs and cynacism. If I want to address one of their posts because of the pointlessness or inaccuracy of the ideas I will. There is no stalking involved. I haven't addressed this i960 guy in a long time.

What good has this endless stream of cynicism since 2009 in the trading section done for traders ? The favorite go to trade on here has been short the SPX during one of the best bull markets in our lifetime. It went from being questionable to absurd. My current point is clear, someone who said the SPX was extremely overvalued at 1900 ( see S2007S ) or was overvalued at 2000 ( see I960 ) obviously didn't have a good vision of where US indexes were going.
 
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