This is the best time 2 buy ever

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Without a doubt this is is the best time 2 buy ever. The market is stronger thasn ever.


Tthe fed just bailed the markets which mans that they are aware of the so called bear and suborime problem and won't let it get much worse.

ALso the subprime is no big deal. No big headlines A fe hedgefunds going bust isnt a big deal. NO ones cares. I stil dont see why people are making such a big deal over some stupid funds and subprimes and lending and liquidity. Not a big deal I say again.

When the dow crosses 14000 again it wil be as if none of that stuff even mattered. All put behind us.

Also the smarties who want the market to go higher will win. We got strong revenue and tons of spendism and paymentism and consumer spending. We got coperationism, consumerism, monetizationsim, and smartism. A society of peoplespending money and voting in the 2008 elections. Borders OPEN! Need more crap labor

Everyone hates you.
 
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Let me know what rate you get! :D

7.44%
hey, I could put it in a 4.639% 9 month cd
and know what I'll lose than gamble in the market
sign me up :D
 
Why did you open this thread by saying the market is stronger than ever??

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Historically the markets give a 7% yearly return. About 2/3 of the year is over and we're only up a few percent.

Yes there is strong selling but that only makes the rebound all the more abrupt.

A lot of shorts forgot about the the mon-wed rally. THE DOW GAINED 500 POINTS IN THREE DAYS! That is huge. When the market rebound it will be so sudden and violent that it will decimate all shorts and puts. It will be short armagedon because of the reversion to the mean. Don't forget about the 7% historical return.
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

Without a doubt this is is the best time 2 buy ever. The market is stronger thasn ever.


Tthe fed just bailed the markets which mans that they are aware of the so called bear and suborime problem and won't let it get much worse.

ALso the subprime is no big deal. No big headlines A fe hedgefunds going bust isnt a big deal. NO ones cares. I stil dont see why people are making such a big deal over some stupid funds and subprimes and lending and liquidity. Not a big deal I say again.

When the dow crosses 14000 again it wil be as if none of that stuff even mattered. All put behind us.

Also the smarties who want the market to go higher will win. We got strong revenue and tons of spendism and paymentism and consumer spending. We got coperationism, consumerism, monetizationsim, and smartism. A society of peoplespending money and voting in the 2008 elections. Borders OPEN! Need more crap labor

What is more liquidity going to do to the dollar in for inflation? Are foreign investors losing confidence in the US market or gaining confidence? How will a lower dollar effect that? How does the fed fight inflation -- the inflation they cause, by the way? Higher rates. The Fed hasn't saved anything yet. In fact, they are probably just delaying the inevitable, which is probably a crash. I'm not so sure this is a "buying opportunity."
 
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A lot of shorts forgot about the the mon-wed rally. THE DOW GAINED 500 POINTS IN THREE DAYS! That is huge. When the market rebound it will be so sudden and violent that it will decimate all shorts and puts. It will be short armagedon because of the reversion to the mean. Don't forget about the 7% historical return.

It was a 61.8% retracement of a large down move. The shorts were probably let's see .... shorting? Do you think markets move in one direction?
 
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Yes I have to. Look ac mc donalds. We all know they exist right? But they keep advertising so people dont forget where they stand on fast food.


If you want to advertise on this site you have to pay. Please contact Admin. :D
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

Without a doubt this is is the best time 2 buy ever. The market is stronger thasn ever.


Tthe fed just bailed the markets which mans that they are aware of the so called bear and suborime problem and won't let it get much worse.

ALso the subprime is no big deal. No big headlines A fe hedgefunds going bust isnt a big deal. NO ones cares. I stil dont see why people are making such a big deal over some stupid funds and subprimes and lending and liquidity. Not a big deal I say again.

When the dow crosses 14000 again it wil be as if none of that stuff even mattered. All put behind us.

Also the smarties who want the market to go higher will win. We got strong revenue and tons of spendism and paymentism and consumer spending. We got coperationism, consumerism, monetizationsim, and smartism. A society of peoplespending money and voting in the 2008 elections. Borders OPEN! Need more crap labor

What exactly are YOU buying, and at what prices?

I thought you already bought weeks ago. Are you buying more?
 
The reason why this clown keeps repeating the same old same old is because he (1) likes the attention; and (2) loves being right. After being wrong for weeks, eventually he WILL be right, and a bottom will be in, and he will be here crowing about it.

And I don't mind a bit. No one is taking Bozo here seriously, are they?

You know why people like clowns such as stocktrad3r around? Because they make us laugh.
 
Quote from stock_trad3r:

Historically the markets give a 7% yearly return. About 2/3 of the year is over and we're only up a few percent.

Yes there is strong selling but that only makes the rebound all the more abrupt.

A lot of shorts forgot about the the mon-wed rally. THE DOW GAINED 500 POINTS IN THREE DAYS! That is huge. When the market rebound it will be so sudden and violent that it will decimate all shorts and puts. It will be short armagedon because of the reversion to the mean. Don't forget about the 7% historical return.


Year Actual Return Expected Return
2007 7.50%
2006 15.79% 15.79%
2005 4.91% 4.91%
2004 10.88% 10.88%
2003 28.68% 28.68%
2002 -22.10% -22.10%
2001 -11.89% -11.89%
2000 -9.10% -9.10%
1999 21.04% 21.04%
1998 28.58% 28.58%
1997 33.36% 33.36%
1996 22.96% 22.96%
1995 37.58% 37.58%
1994 1.32% 1.32%
1993 10.08% 10.08%
1992 7.62% 7.62%

avg 15yr return 11.98% 11.70%

Not saying you market call is wrong just lacking evidence. Here's the S&P for the last 15 years with you estimated average gain. Judging by the numbers at the bottom the market could use a correction to get back to what you say is the average yearly return.

Average return of 11.98% for 15yrs so you do the math and let me know what it would take for the 16th year to get us back to the 7% annual gain we speak of. I'll tell you this. It's not a positive number.
 
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Everyone hates you.

And what is the incentive or reward for being well liked? You get a smiley face sticker or something? A virtual pat on the back or hi-five?
 
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