Stock Market bubble - will crash

[Ron_Artest 1,560]

Just now, nobody said:

Well you say shìt just to say shìt so who knows what to believe.

You literally just said sh1t just to say sh1t

[nobody 2,687]

Just now, Ron_Artest said:

You literally just said sh1t just to say sh1t

I asked a question, gutter.  That curly thing with the dot under it is a question mark.

[Gepetto 1,370]

I started this thread and now it's 51 pages.  I win. And the thread will go on...

[Strike 5,564]

2 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

I started this thread and now it's 51 pages.  I win. And the thread will go on...

Just for fun you should Peenie it.

[Horseman 2,469]

3 hours ago, Ron_Artest said:

It's advice, not advise, and I wasn't giving anyone advice, everyone has different goals and different situations.  I'm not going to pretend to be an advisor like you do.  I thought everything was gonna tank, I was wrong.

IT'S YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET OUT BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!!!!

Is not advise.  OK.

[Horseman 2,469]

2 hours ago, Ron_Artest said:

I believed the market was going to go down.  I've said that repeatedly.  I'm glad it didn't. 

I still believe there is a chance we see a large correction, depends on the tariffs and taco.  I'm not willing to be on it though.

Why is this hard for you to understand?

We already had a correction in April.  We were due then, not now. Why do you and your minor in finance think another "large one" is coming soon?  

This ought to be good. 

 

[Horseman 2,469]

2 hours ago, nobody said:

You said it was the last chance to get out before it was too late.  And you didn't get out.  5% is peanuts, and if it was short term money you were taking it out anyway.

You admitted that you weren't confident in your prediction.

Therefore, you say shìt just to say shìt.  Not really a hard conclusion to come to. 

Look... I get you need Trump to fail at all costs.  I get it.  Here's where you lie and say you don't want him to fail, but it's clear you do by virtually everything you post.  You clearly hate the guy.  

Me?  I'd like to see him and all the other pedos go down, but at the same time I'm also not going to just say shìt just to say shìt just because I think he's a fat pedo retard.  People aren't all good or all bad.  He's in a position where his policies can effect the economy,   it's in my best interest to read the tea leaves correctly whether I like the guy or not.  

You on the other hand are just saying he's going to fail when your actions indicate you don't really think that which lines up perfectly with my perception of you that you're just playing the role of good wokie to get those pats on the head you need for some reason.

 

[Horseman 2,469]

Oh and

 

[Horseman 2,469]

Just rebalanced at all time highs for the fourth time this year.  FOUR!    I'd love another correction so I can do it all again.  Weakling panic sellers are making me even more rich.  

[easilyscan 931]

2 hours ago, Horseman said:

Just rebalanced at all time highs for the fourth time this year.  FOUR!    I'd love another correction so I can do it all again.  Weakling panic sellers are making me even more rich.  

It is beginning to feel a bit frothy. https://www.longtermtrends.net/market-cap-to-gdp-the-buffett-indicator/

VXX @ 52 week low https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME14J5QL

 

 

[Horseman 2,469]

15 minutes ago, easilyscan said:

It is beginning to feel a bit frothy. https://www.longtermtrends.net/market-cap-to-gdp-the-buffett-indicator/

VXX @ 52 week low https://www.imagebam.com/view/ME14J5QL

 

 

I dunno, buffett is still on the same trajectory as pre 2022.  But at least it tells a story. I need to look at the volume of VXX in Active Trader, if you look at it compared to covid it's not even making a blip since pre 2022. I don't put too much weight into that. 

But since it's impossible know the key is being prepared for anything. Of course I'm fine if it goes up, and I'm prepared to take advantage if there is another correction, just like last time.  I mean if I happened to time rebalancing at the top, what more could you ask for.  

[easilyscan 931]

16 minutes ago, Horseman said:

I dunno, buffett is still on the same trajectory as pre 2022.  But at least it tells a story. I need to look at the volume of VXX in Active Trader, if you look at it compared to covid it's not even making a blip since pre 2022. I don't put too much weight into that. 

But since it's impossible know the key is being prepared for anything. Of course I'm fine if it goes up, and I'm prepared to take advantage if there is another correction, just like last time.  I mean if I happened to time rebalancing at the top, what more could you ask for.  

I wasn't necessarily making any predictions. If nothing else, it might persuade me to build up my cash positions a bit so when the time comes, I can take advantage of Weakling panic sellers!

[Walker 9]

Literally made a TON of money in just the last 6 months off the market cause Dems scared ppl into thinking our economy was going to crash. So I bought up a TON of stocks & bonds after Trumps tariff announcement. My portfolio is sitting REALLY nice right now as it’s ballooned. Once we sell our house in the spring & move I’ll end up trading full time and investing more heavily into real estate

[easilyscan 931]

16 hours ago, Walker said:

Literally made a TON of money in just the last 6 months off the market cause Dems scared ppl into thinking our economy was going to crash. So I bought up a TON of stocks & bonds after Trumps tariff announcement. My portfolio is sitting REALLY nice right now as it’s ballooned. Once we sell our house in the spring & move I’ll end up trading full time and investing more heavily into real estate

Congrats on taking advantage of the situation. It's hard to do at times like that because your instincts tell you to sell. This last deep correction was pretty short-lived however. 

The most painful one I experienced was the bear market of 2008, which lasted about 1.5 years. I think the S&P 500 was cut in 1/2 @ one point.

There was a 3 or 4 month period I couldn't bring myself to look at my Fidelity account. My biggest mistake was that I started purchasing Bank Of America stock a couple years earlier.

I was in the red by 25K. Next time I logged in, BAC was down to about $6.00 & I bought another 1000 shares. Thankful I did so now, but it was hard to do @ the time. 

Let's just hope we never go through a period like the markets went through from 1965 to 1980. One of the guys that's been on CNBC for years was a newbie at a brokerage firm in 1980.

He said @ that time, no one was buying stocks, no one was selling stocks, no one even wanted to talk about stocks. Compare that to today. 

[Horseman 2,469]

20 hours ago, easilyscan said:

I wasn't necessarily making any predictions. If nothing else, it might persuade me to build up my cash positions a bit so when the time comes, I can take advantage of Weakling panic sellers!

I'll have plenty of cash ready as long as interest rates stay at 4%.

[Horseman 2,469]

19 minutes ago, easilyscan said:

Congrats on taking advantage of the situation. It's hard to do at times like that because your instincts tell you to sell. This last deep correction was pretty short-lived however. 

The most painful one I experienced was the bear market of 2008, which lasted about 1.5 years. I think the S&P 500 was cut in 1/2 @ one point.

There was a 3 or 4 month period I couldn't bring myself to look at my Fidelity account. My biggest mistake was that I started purchasing Bank Of America stock a couple years earlier.

I was in the red by 25K. Next time I logged in, BAC was down to about $6.00 & I bought another 1000 shares. Thankful I did so now, but it was hard to do @ the time. 

Let's just hope we never go through a period like the markets went through from 1965 to 1980. One of the guys that's been on CNBC for years was a newbie at a brokerage firm in 1980.

He said @ that time, no one was buying stocks, no one was selling stocks, no one even wanted to talk about stocks. Compare that to today. 

I think we're past that type of environment.  Everyone can buy and sell with a push of a button at lightning speed, instead of working through a broker who might not have the best info/advice.  Same with the news that goes away as quickly as it pops up on your phone. 

My proof:  Covid shut down the entire planet and look how fast it recovered.  How many scenarios are there that are worse than that?

[Horseman 2,469]

17 hours ago, Walker said:

Literally made a TON of money in just the last 6 months off the market cause Dems scared ppl into thinking our economy was going to crash. So I bought up a TON of stocks & bonds after Trumps tariff announcement. My portfolio is sitting REALLY nice right now as it’s ballooned. Once we sell our house in the spring & move I’ll end up trading full time and investing more heavily into real estate

Some exposure to bonds is going to be nice if/when interest rates come down.