Don't Worry Bottom's In For S&P 500 And US Treasuries Are Headed Up 5 comments
Aug 8, 2011 2:28 PM
I got chastized by SA editors for not writing "actionable stuff".
But they don't publish my "actionable" stuff:
Like "Oil is going down": 30th April - then Brent was $127 - now it's $105...that was an actionable call wasn'e it?
Then on 4th August I wrote, "Bottom on the S&P 500 = 1150".
OK right now it's 1,140 , but that's intra-day, I work closing.
Actually I wrote that in June, but they didn't piblish that either, what I'm wondering is what sort of "action " SA editors need.
Like....err the wrong answer - two years ago they didn't publish an article I wrote trashong tyhe hypeinflation idea, instead they published hundreds of posts on that idea.
Err..so where is it then.
I got it - what SA editors are looking for is the wrong answer.
Don't worry - be cool, time to buy US Stocks - blood on the streets.
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"Don't worry - be cool, time to buy US Stocks - blood on the streets."
I did. Got some nice prices on high yield, high quality companies. Thanks for the good advice.
This was a "perfect storm", with multiple bad news items showing up close together. Blood on the streets! Now it's over with in just a few weeks instead of months of dragging along.
Now if the fed gov will just do something coherent about the deficit, we could have a nice recovery over the next 12 months. But I ain't holding my breath. They are POLS, that's not what they do. They get reelected. That's apparently the only thing they do these days.
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Don't Worry Bottom's In For S&P 500 And US Treasuries Are Headed Up 5 comments
But they don't publish my "actionable" stuff:
Like "Oil is going down": 30th April - then Brent was $127 - now it's $105...that was an actionable call wasn'e it?
Then on 4th August I wrote, "Bottom on the S&P 500 = 1150".
OK right now it's 1,140 , but that's intra-day, I work closing.
Actually I wrote that in June, but they didn't piblish that either, what I'm wondering is what sort of "action " SA editors need.
Like....err the wrong answer - two years ago they didn't publish an article I wrote trashong tyhe hypeinflation idea, instead they published hundreds of posts on that idea.
Err..so where is it then.
I got it - what SA editors are looking for is the wrong answer.
Don't worry - be cool, time to buy US Stocks - blood on the streets.
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I did. Got some nice prices on high yield, high quality companies. Thanks for the good advice.
This was a "perfect storm", with multiple bad news items showing up close together. Blood on the streets! Now it's over with in just a few weeks instead of months of dragging along.
Now if the fed gov will just do something coherent about the deficit, we could have a nice recovery over the next 12 months. But I ain't holding my breath. They are POLS, that's not what they do. They get reelected. That's apparently the only thing they do these days.
Sure, we tested it again in October, but August was the bottom of the down trend. Perfection I don't expect.
Thanks.
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