Deceived By Correlations: A Quant Conundrum [View article]
Well, anhy use of correlation can lead to dramatically different results that one expects and nothing can change that. Correlation in the past does not mean the same correlation in the future.
Orient Paper: A Safe Play For Investors Once Again [View article]
stever10:
Yes, ONP has been vetted and found by numerous people, including their own words, to be found guilty of fraud. The real question is why are you promoting this fraudulent company?
Zynga After The U.K. Gambling Sites' Release [View article]
That is my point - how is it cheap if it loses money and has a negative book value. Second point - investing is the way to make money. Trading is a loser's game. High risk, high return is an incorrect statement because you left out the other half - high risk, high losses. Anyone who keeps taking high risks inevitably end of with high losses. So, the more accurate saying is high risk, high losses. Buffett's strategy is low risk, high return. Now there is a formula I can live with. Lol!
Deceived By Correlations: A Quant Conundrum [View article]
I think the resolution is to stop utilizing correlation as a basis for diversification. Investors have two good options. The first option is t invest in companies that are substantially undervalued. However, one may not have the time, or be able to find a professional investor charging reasonable fees to do that for them.o The second option is to just put the money in an index fund, like the S&P 500, that charges very low fees. Harry Markowitz may have won a noble prize for his theories that utlize correlations for a diversified, but he knows little to nothing about investing and admittedly is not a professional investor. His theories are not a good basis to use for investing, which explains in part why so many professional investors get such poor results. I am not a believer in divesification, except as a protection from ignorance, and, if that is the case, one might as well go with an index fund based on the S&P 500.
Life Partners Appears Headed Towards Inevitable Failure [View article]
Boy, cutting it close. 2 and 1/2 years left on my prediction. However, if the next 2 and 1/2 years go like the last 2 and 1/2 years for Life Partners, my prediction will probably come true.
Deceived By Correlations: A Quant Conundrum [View article]
Orient Paper: A Safe Play For Investors Once Again [View article]
Orient Paper: A Safe Play For Investors Once Again [View article]
Yes, ONP has been vetted and found by numerous people, including their own words, to be found guilty of fraud. The real question is why are you promoting this fraudulent company?
Locating The Mid Cap Sweet Spot - And Understanding Why It Works [View article]
Does YONG fall into that midcap sweetspot? How is your big investment in YONG doing? The stock is now at $5/sh and halted from trading.
Why The Market Is Missing The Point On Ambow Education, A Strong Buy [View article]
Zynga After The U.K. Gambling Sites' Release [View article]
Second point - investing is the way to make money. Trading is a loser's game.
High risk, high return is an incorrect statement because you left out the other half - high risk, high losses. Anyone who keeps taking high risks inevitably end of with high losses. So, the more accurate saying is high risk, high losses.
Buffett's strategy is low risk, high return. Now there is a formula I can live with. Lol!
Deceived By Correlations: A Quant Conundrum [View article]
Investors have two good options. The first option is t invest in companies that are substantially undervalued. However, one may not have the time, or be able to find a professional investor charging reasonable fees to do that for them.o
The second option is to just put the money in an index fund, like the S&P 500, that charges very low fees.
Harry Markowitz may have won a noble prize for his theories that utlize correlations for a diversified, but he knows little to nothing about investing and admittedly is not a professional investor. His theories are not a good basis to use for investing, which explains in part why so many professional investors get such poor results.
I am not a believer in divesification, except as a protection from ignorance, and, if that is the case, one might as well go with an index fund based on the S&P 500.
Life Partners Appears Headed Towards Inevitable Failure [View article]
Don't Get Burned On Green Mountain Coffee [View article]
Yongye International (YONG): Is Their Story Too Good To Be True? [View instapost]
Yongye International (YONG): Is Their Story Too Good To Be True? [View instapost]
Orient Paper Inc. (ONP): Does It Add Up? Questions for Orient Paper's Investigators. [View instapost]
How is that big ONP investment doing? LOL!
Orient Paper: A Safe Play For Investors Once Again [View article]
I am confused, do you have some reason to believe the fraudsters associated with this company have suddenly become honest? LOL!
Yongye International (YONG): Is Their Story Too Good To Be True? [View instapost]
Thanks. How is your big long position in YONG doing? LOL!
Yongye International (YONG): Is Their Story Too Good To Be True? [View instapost]
i hope you listened to legallad and followed his advice about remembering the aticle, who wrote it and the date and decision.
Hi legallad:
how is that big long position doing? lol!