I have the book, so I'll check it out.His entire approach is based on positioning. I suggest you check out his interview in Unknown Market Wizards and other free content he has if you genuinely want to learn more about his approach.
Yeah, but didn't you also say at the time the market could never go down in our lifetime? Well, it did drop, didn't it? And while your account went down during that "fake drop", some people actually made money.Thing is up $20 in the past week and a whopping $42 since the fake drop on May 31st.
For like 3 hours lmao.Yeah, but didn't you also say at the time the market could never go down in our lifetime? Well, it did drop, didn't it? And while your account went down during that "fake drop", some people actually made money.
My point is, stay humble. Otherwise, this market will make you humble.
Are you senile already? I'm referring to this drop. That looks more than 3 hours to me.For like 3 hours lmao.
You may need to spell it out, because suggesting that the Government is using covert Monetary Policy (QE) to buy new technology Stocks/Companies seems X-Files stuff.
What's all this got to do with evolving TECHNOLOGIES? Plus, this has nothing to do with the reason why the Fed had to print money in the first place, which was to add liquidity in the financial sector so the economy could function without any major hiccup.Hint: the government doesn't "print money" directly, the primary dealers to the central bank buy its bonds on a regular basis, and then sell them to "private parties" around the world.
Who do you think these private investors are, what do they want in return for lending all that money at 5% interest? And where did they get that money to begin with?
You're going to have to detect the black hole on your own. You know they've never seen one directly with a telescope, just the stars getting sucked in with no possible hope of escape....