It is funny that u post today 4/24/18 when the Dow is down -370 points in the afternoon. Lol.
Vote here if you think this is the beginning of a bear market of 2018?
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It is funny that u post today 4/24/18 when the Dow is down -370 points in the afternoon. Lol.
Thats because I know. And its 500 points. https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/tol.315706/#post-4644656
Thats because I know. And its 500 points. https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/tol.315706/#post-4644656
Thanks for bumping my thread up to remind everyone the market is in deep doo doo. I just got paid with tvix today again. Hand over fist baby!
Thats because I know. And its 500 points. https://elitetrader.com/et/threads/tol.315706/#post-4644656
Ah, you must have forgotten the #1 rule on Wall Street:
Whether it’s war or 3% or trade war or whatever. Wall st. will use any reason for a sell off. Let revisit this chat in 6 months, eh? Let say in Oct. and we will see who is right or wrong?
It's amazing how simple and calm and insecure and humble and innocent and quiet Leonardo looks during the beginning of this film...then he blossoms into insane, outrageous, over the top confidence. (and success)
I know a hair piece or fake hair or extension when I see it.
-- I would be laughing or smiling at Matthew McConaughey's hairline, if I were sitting across him from that table and he were talking to me.
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It’s just money:
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I know a hair piece or fake hair or extension when I see it.
Living on Long Island in the 1980s, I remember seeing ads in either Newsday or the Pennysaver classifieds (can't remember which) these cheesy want ads for super-hot salespeople to come in and apply as penny-stock traders. I also recall very vividly how I thought it might be something for me, but then learned about all the "cold-calling" required and thinking that is not what I wanted to do. Would not be surprised one bit if one of those ads was from Stratton-Oakmont.
In fact, those ads are where I first saw the words "pink sheet" and "OTC". I had absolutely zero knowledge of anything about the markets ever back then.
But it did get me interested in always looking at the New York Times business section each day on the page where it listed the previous day's stock price and major market index stats.
