and just like magic the markets are back in the green, dow was off about 60 points and just like that they are back in the green free money keeps coming and coming and coming, there is zero risk in this market...glad I sold my ERY yesterday when I did, I forgot that those short etfs only go up for a minute or 2, sometimes if you are lucky those short etfs go up for a few hours and sometimes a day but after that its straight down as markets begin their climb back to historical highs......
GE...so typical of GE to do this right before earnings. http://www.wsj.com/articles/ge-clos...31?mod=WSJ_hp_LEFTTopStories#livefyre-comment
Your post here illustrates that you are essentially uneducated. When dealing with someone who is delusional, presenting them with basic confirmed facts tends to confuse them. For example, there has been no QE in Canada since 2009, and interest rates actually were hiked twice in a later year. It is you that is in a fairly tale, unable to properly research companies and economies. The world grows through all generations, your whole idea that this time it's different and we've reached a crisis that cannot be dealt with at all is ridiculous. The only world events that can endanger economic activity are world wars, and there hasn't been one since 1945. Nobody thinks everything is "rainbows and clear skies", just like nobody rational sees the world as a cesspool of ineffective economic activity like you seem to. This is your problem, you see everything in extremes, and in reality those who are rational and have lived through several economic cycles have seen it all before and know people are inventive and get through anything long term. I feel badly for any investors who sold in 2009 because all they could hear was people like yourself screaming that this time it's different and all equities are overvalued and almost worthless. Sure, some got caught because they bought homes they couldn't afford, but that has nothing to do with the value of equity markets at all. That's just bad financial planning. If you are going to continue to post daily predictions of upcoming financial catastrophes, inall sorts of colourful text and large fonts, well you need to quantify at what level you think major US indexes are properly valued. BE SPECIFIC, GIVE US THE NUMBERS. If you can't do that, what good are you ? And strictly speaking, without a rough time line on your forecasts, you aren't very useful to "Trading" are you ?
So let's review here. Major US indexes are flat to up 4.5%. One of the least eventful years of movement in history. Yet you've spent the whole year screaming in colourful and large fonts about the craziness of US markets. This is the kind of thing people do that have a very loose hold on reality.
Well, I am impressed that you posted on 10/16/2014 what a fool AfterLOS was, and it was the exact bottom. Well done.
More crazy big fonts again. Companies are designed to be "greedy", their point is to maximize profits. Equities reflect on how successful they are in doing so in a rough but real way. US indexes are flat this year. You posted this. Do you not realize the 200% gain has a significant portion related to panic selling of equities in 2008 and 2009 ? And who are these people complaining ? It's a pretty boring uneventful year. The most noise I see about markets on here is from you. You never shut up, you are upset about something every day.