Quote from bwolinsky:
As far as that goes, I went short by going long QID around November.
Quote from bhardy307:
So what? Your predictions are far from perfect. You're just like the rest of us. Your interpretation of the circumstances, your understanding of economics, is only one of several possibilities.
You don't know.
Quote from bwolinsky:
If that is your point I could pretend I'm somewhat of a normal peon, but that isn't the case.
Incidentally, I would be betting my datasets are more than 500 times larger than anything you might have, so who do you think's got more information?
Quote from bhardy307:
Give me a break! You aren't going to argue with, "my dick is bigger than yours", are you? Grow up, kid.
I have more life experience than you. I have seen more crisis than you. I have observed human nature for longer than you. You can't predict decision made in Europe with your pile of data.
Quote from bwolinsky:
I'm not saying I can, but you'll find nearly every exogenous event in my data was priced in the market beforehand anyway.
News about the Euro crashing and keeping on crashing shouldn't surprise anybody.
You're misinformed about how much research I did as an undergrad. It was worthy of theses and dissertation, and I'm betting you never did one single paper of original research during college.
Quote from bgp:
you know that the inflation in the u.s is artificial . so really the world will be falling into a global depression soon .
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