More "cracks" in the bull rally? "So-called insiders have dumped more than $50 billion worth of shares since the start of May, according to TrimTabs Investment Research. August is on track to be the third month of the past four where insider selling exceeded $15 billion, TrimTabs said. Insider selling is at a pace unseen since 2006." CEOs are selling stock. That could be a bad sign for the epic market rally https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/17/investing/insider-selling-stocks-market/?hpt=ob_blogfooterold
WTF are you talking about?? Didn't I tell you to not jump the gun? We're still trading below the ATH.
1990's playbook: splitting stocks mean they only go up. I own Apple but who the hell is running this thing up?
Wednesday 12 pm we were at 3398.92. That was above the old high. Apparently you survived long enough to see a new high on the SPX. The fact that it took only 5 months helps illustrate how ridiculous your comments were in March.
Saw this over the weekend, So a quick peek, Swiss National Bank - Latest 13F Holdings Central banks sure have changed over time.
it was not ridiculous back in March. Your post illustrates how easy it is when looking in the rear view mirror. Trust me I was buying but didn't hold long enough. lol.
From March 21, shortly before the bottom ( no hindsight needed ) : I called for a recovery to 3000 on the SPX when all the permabears were high fiving themselves and debating whether 900 or 1500 was coming on the SPX. It happened quicker then I expected but my point is to predict we would never see 3400 on the SPX in our lifetime was absurdly stupid. Recall in 2009, there were numerous posters predicting we would revisit 666 on the SPX. So we just relived the whole dynamic again in hyper speed. I spent most of March researching and then buying value. The TSX dropped far more then the SPX so it was a special opportunity. Just a common sense move while many were losing their minds. TSX hit 11200 end of day March 23 below my floor guess for 24 hours.