It's an arbitrage for me as I am certain that he doesn't trade. It proves to anyone reading this post that he's just making (bad) calls with no skin in the game. I blocked him today--so how is it possible that he had me on ignore?
Mmmm, well, I do know there is a difference between ignore and block. I forget the details, but basically an ignored poster's posts can still see be seen if it is a new thread. A true block would prevent them from seeing anything. Or he could do what I do with folks who have me blocked, on occasion. Go to the site as an anon poster, view the thread and copy the text you wish to quote, and log back in as yourself and paste the blocked user's text. I did that with you once when you had me on a brief block.
Yeah, I get it, but I don't believe that I can block an individual that has already placed me on ignore. I am certain they cannot if they have me on block.
you must do your calculations in constant dollars if you really want to know if this or that is at an all time high (or low). Nominal values mean nothing except perhaps as they relate to some insignificant time span relative to the present.
The very fact that you have written all of that makes me want to go all in long the S&P. Nothing personal but I usually find doing the EXACT opposite of what the crowd does and thinks is the winning strategy. Both the US & UK have gradually got more cucked since when men were men in the 1950s. I think we are reaching peak cuck but I could be wrong. If making money is your goal then it's never been easier in the US/UK with near zero interest rates and people so far cucked and beta'd. All mindset. Find a successful person and copy/get mentored.
The general public has been taught to buy and hold the S&P 500 as via index mutual funds and ETF's. So IMO this is what the crowd is doing right now. There has to be way more people like this then traders who buy and sell all the time.