Surf Report
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Mr surf is an investor, and not a trader..that much should be obvious to all by now!
The biggest problem with investing, is the TIME it takes to make money.
The short term trader has a big advantage, in that, the trader is not exposed to large losses (giving back profits is a loss) like with investing.
It is all relative!
An investor can make a lot more money than a trader, but to do that, the investor must have a large investment account, can afford to have large draw-downs, and is not dependent on the money for day to day living.
I have no doubt the Dow will fall, and I also have no doubt the Dow will rise
The biggest problem with investing, is the TIME it takes to make money.
The short term trader has a big advantage, in that, the trader is not exposed to large losses (giving back profits is a loss) like with investing.
It is all relative!
An investor can make a lot more money than a trader, but to do that, the investor must have a large investment account, can afford to have large draw-downs, and is not dependent on the money for day to day living.
I have no doubt the Dow will fall, and I also have no doubt the Dow will rise
I must say, what would ET do without you lot, as your contributions are above and beyond the call of duty..LOL
I have a left over pizza if you would like it for free..LOEL
The guy has not identified himself yet. So there is no wager--
surf
Snook fishing across from surf beach shack
Sitting on the dock of the bay, waittting....
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Is the picture taken with an SLR camera?
I do not like apple products due to the way they limit the buyer, but you have to hand it to them when it comes to graphics.
That picture is amazing for a phone, as good as many digital SLR cameras can take.
Thank you and i know nothing about lighting, or even how to use it beyond pushing the button. Goes to show the superiority of iPhone. Lol
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Interesting tidbit from Cramer via CNBC
Jim Cramer has noticed over the years that big-name hedge fund managers tend not to comment on, or recommend, high-quality stocks to the average investor.
"I bet most of the people who run big hedge funds likely wouldn't be caught dead owning any of those great stocks. If anything, they'd want to short them," the "Mad Money" host observed.
From the countless investor letters, stories, and interviews Cramer has seen, he knows very well that no savvy hedge fund titan would dare come out and say he owned a great deal of stock.
Jim Cramer has noticed over the years that big-name hedge fund managers tend not to comment on, or recommend, high-quality stocks to the average investor.
"I bet most of the people who run big hedge funds likely wouldn't be caught dead owning any of those great stocks. If anything, they'd want to short them," the "Mad Money" host observed.
From the countless investor letters, stories, and interviews Cramer has seen, he knows very well that no savvy hedge fund titan would dare come out and say he owned a great deal of stock.
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