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Every average Joe with a 401k is in the stock market.
When the gubmint subsidized saving and investing by making it tax-deferred, that forced lots more money into the market which stimulated growth, but also propped up prices. PE ratios that previously would be considered as horrible became not so bad. Many short-term positives, but whenever the gubmint manipulates a free market it causes long-term damage. |
Missed it by that much .....
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oh good lord, yes, I had hoped you would know that that is as common knowledge as the sky is blue.
I meant managing individual stocks. I'm a macro manager. I always assume people know what I'm talking about if the foundation is obvious. Panic of 1873. |
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I thought it was already understood from what I have said that everything preceding the coming events is going to look like a walk in the park. |
See above.
I would hate to be a micro manager and have to spell out every last detail that is obvious. And I assume people paid attention in history class. |
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You tell it..tell it like it is.. |
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Even those 401k accounts allow for easy movement from one sector to another. |
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401K. Money is automatically deducted from your paycheck. And typically a small amount. The average Joe worker making $50K/year acclimates to only making $45/year. Slow and steady. Lives within his means in regard to the market. That same worker takes their life savings of $12,300 and buys the latest hot stocks. Those stocks crash, the market crashes, whatever, his $12,300 is temporarily gone. Add in some panic and we are doomed to repeat history. I wish people knew how to think. |
This is why we are totally ****ed.
Washington Examiner: Trump shrugs off future debt crisis: ‘I won’t be here’ One more time for the folks in the cheap seats: Quote:
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Pensions including Public Employees funds...they need an 8% roi to keep from cannibalizing themselves.. As repeated ad nauseum Equities have been the only game in town for going on a decade now, hence FED accommodation that has cleared the path. Main Street Joe is oblivious to what is going on and will most likely only notice his quarterly statement being down...??? The guys who are really fretting right now are the Institutional guyz, the big players... When I speak I have the Institutional Investors...Players in mind... I could care less about main street joe, who is less knowledgeable than a monkey swinging by his tail in a zoo.. On this whole Board over the years there are maybe???? one or two of yu who have a fking clue...and or that does not have some prejudice that skews their thinking and thus makes them clueless. That doesn't mean you are not making a lot of money on the wave..you just don't know why..it might as well be all voodoo to you. It all comes down to what do the guyz in the institutions feel about the numbers that they are seeing...how do they feel about T blabing, or election results or some Chinese guy getting arrested, or a coupla planes running in the WTC, or FED actions and comments.... You understand what that herd (there is a collective sentiment) is thinking and feeling and you know what is going to happen..it is predictable. Trick is how do you read or gauge what they are thinking and feeling. In late June I raised a RED FLAG warning..that was the herds sentiment...look at Equity action since then.. Now they are downright skittish...nervous...willing to unload their positions into any rally...They are afraid of a sword falling which will kill them all..a market crash.. Bottom line is that the FED guarntee to support the economy if it falters with an accommodating policy is uncertain and that makes Equities more risky. So they have become real skittish and will run at the drop of a hat...cause they do not wana get caught... I am getting a lot of mixed messages here..which adds up to a confusion as to what is going on. |
Interesting times indeed. Lots of elderly folks living on SS, and most youngsters under 30-35, I doubt many are in equities...and not for much imo.
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Ltttle confusion.
You believe that Armageddon is near and inevitable Others disagree. |
I believe we need to get rid of computer trading. This **** is getting nuts. The market the other day went up based on nothing solid and is now dropping based on nothing solid. Computer sees "trade war" or "tariff" or sees the word "recession" and it triggers a selloff. OH GOD! The yield curve on the two year and five year is inverted! Run for you life!! Some Chinese CFA got tossed in the slammer! Run for you life.
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Disagree all u like, it doesn't matter. |
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Armageddon seems appropriate. You constantly rant about the inevitable destruction of world economics. Crashes, riots , and loss of government control.
I don’t lknow what else to call your scenerio. |
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Over that amount of time the ozone layer had a hole and repaired itself, old islands have disappeared and new islands have appeared. Tabs can you please narrow down your prediction to the nearest ice age as I'm starting to get a little worried I'm not sufficiently prepared for your Armageddon |
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