How about...lets not predict... but look on rate of change basis or relative strength.. buy strength ...sell weakness ..but only with low risk trades...
On Apr 03 02:53 AM Eric in IL wrote:
> Let's face it, this is all a big house of cards. Don't get me wrong, > I'm a bull, not a bear. At some point it makes no sense to put value > on anything that you can't eat, wear, or live in. What makes gold > have value? Nothing, other than your own belief. What makes paper > currency have value? Nothing, other than your belief in a government. > Who is going to pay you if you buy puts on the Dow and it goes to > Zero? No one, because if the Dow goes to zero, then we return to > hunting and gathering. I mean, when you step back and really think > about making a living on the stock market, it is really funny. Your > only value is that you contribute to the function of a big confidence > game. > Now seriously, I think Roubini and Taleb have had their day in the > sun. I do not intend to chase them down the black hole. Although, > I would argue that Taleb's black swan now should be Dow 14000, because > it is the exact opposite of where we are right now. And I think > he would agree. > And as I have said a lot on this site, buy Platinum instead of Gold. > Platinum will outperform Gold this year.
Bear Market Over? Not So Fast [View article]
On Apr 03 02:53 AM Eric in IL wrote:
> Let's face it, this is all a big house of cards. Don't get me wrong,
> I'm a bull, not a bear. At some point it makes no sense to put value
> on anything that you can't eat, wear, or live in. What makes gold
> have value? Nothing, other than your own belief. What makes paper
> currency have value? Nothing, other than your belief in a government.
> Who is going to pay you if you buy puts on the Dow and it goes to
> Zero? No one, because if the Dow goes to zero, then we return to
> hunting and gathering. I mean, when you step back and really think
> about making a living on the stock market, it is really funny. Your
> only value is that you contribute to the function of a big confidence
> game.
> Now seriously, I think Roubini and Taleb have had their day in the
> sun. I do not intend to chase them down the black hole. Although,
> I would argue that Taleb's black swan now should be Dow 14000, because
> it is the exact opposite of where we are right now. And I think
> he would agree.
> And as I have said a lot on this site, buy Platinum instead of Gold.
> Platinum will outperform Gold this year.