I would venture to guess his definition is going to vary from yours. So, as long as one is a Home owner, they're not a loser? Is that right?
Generally speaking long term I'm a believer of the theory of the efficient market. I'm sure these guys have called it right just as much as they've called it wrong.
IF you are washing your clothes at the local laundromat with other losers instead of your own home -you are classified as a loser. IF your children have to play on the street instead your own backyard- you are classified as a loser. IF you pay rent to someone month upon month all down the drain-what do you think your are?
Thanks for showing them the light stocktrader 3, these people are crying rivers all the time. Recession, sub-prime, credit crunch, this or that and their lives never seem to escape this burden. The fact is they are all living in the land of plenty and unthankful and ungrateful. They have a false sense of entitlement.
S&P cuts Lehman, Merrill, Morgan Stanley ratings Monday June 2, 1:08 pm ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Standard & Poor's cut the ratings of Lehman Brothers Inc (NYSE:LEH - News), Merrill Lynch & Co Inc (NYSE:MER - News) and Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS - News) on Monday and said outlooks on the large financial institutions in the United States are now mostly negative. "The outlooks on the large financial institutions sector in the U.S. are now predominantly negative," the credit rating agency said in a statement. (Reporting by John Parry; Editing by Tom Hals)
The biggest losers are people like you that incessantly post on internet message boards trying to convince others to see things their way as far as the market because they have some sort of mentally disturbed need driving them to do this....likely because they don't have friends or a life and are suffering from various forms of mental illness. ....really guy.....get some therapy before it's too late for you.....