I am continuing to make obscene profits from the stock market..

[Mikeoxenormous]

With the stock market continuing in climb in this bull market, my Home Depot stock which I bought a long time ago at 35 dollars a share, and split 6 times, has now reached over 180 dollars a share. For those that have investing in the stock market I salute you on your fortune. Those stupid enough to listen to liberals like Hitlery and Bernie, and have no stock, you deserve the misery that they have forced upon you. Stupid people will continue to be stupid(like taking 100 dollars and spend it on the Lotto) but not invest it in a company that can pay you back in full.

US stock market hits record high after Trump tax bill success - as it happened

I cant feel sorry for poor liberals, as they are too stupid and wont learn...

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

 

[Valerie]

been a nice run, for sure!

 

[Valerie]

you know what they say... buy low, sell high!

How Do Interest Rates Affect the Stock Market?

 

[BuckToothMoron]

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

So are you fully invested in this raging bull market now, how long do you expect it to continue, do you think it is getting a bit overblown? Do you hedge at all?

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

So are you fully invested in this raging bull market now, how long do you expect it to continue, do you think it is getting a bit overblown? Do you hedge at all?

I expect the market to continue well into next year, as with the tax breaks to everyone "EXCEPT" the worthless fucking poor liberals, more people this Christmas( Merry Chirstmas) will be out spending on gifts for family and friends. This of course drives the miserable liberals insane, because they don't celebrate Christmas but stew in their misery, pouting how unfair life is. Maybe by mid June the bulls will start to putter, but I could be wrong...

Five Reasons Liberals Hate Christmas

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

Making money in the stock market is NOT easy. Most lose (so the banks can win). Nuff said.
If you've done well then you know what you're doing.

Excellent...kick dem banks arses!!!

 

[BuckToothMoron]

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

So are you fully invested in this raging bull market now, how long do you expect it to continue, do you think it is getting a bit overblown? Do you hedge at all?

I expect the market to continue well into next year, as with the tax breaks to everyone "EXCEPT" the worthless fucking poor liberals, more people this Christmas( Merry Chirstmas) will be out spending on gifts for family and friends. This of course drives the miserable liberals insane, because they don't celebrate Christmas but stew in their misery, pouting how unfair life is. Maybe by mid June the bulls will start to putter, but I could be wrong...

Five Reasons Liberals Hate Christmas

I feel like the first 2-3 quarters of 2018 are very vulnerable to seeing significant weakness in stocks. The average stock valuations are very high, higher than they were in 2000. Median price-to-book value, median price-to-EBITDA and median price to sales ratios are all at record highs. In addition to these lofty valuations the market hasn’t seen a 3% correction in over a year, that is also a record. Oh yea, and the Feds says they will be raising rates while reducing their balance sheet (shrinking money supply).

Frankly, it almost seems like a perfect storm for the stock market. I’m hedging big time.

 

[MarathonMike]

We should make a distinction between stock trading individual stocks and staying invested in say an index fund or a dividend reinvestment program (DRP) for 20 or more years. Stock trading is difficult to consistently beat the returns of index funds for most people. I've made large gains on individual stock trades but I lost big too. Overall I did not do as well trading as I did in staying invested over a 30 year period, especially in DRPs. Again some people are really good at trading, but statistically most are not.

 

[BuckToothMoron]

We should make a distinction between stock trading individual stocks and staying invested in say an index fund or a dividend reinvestment program (DRP) for 20 or more years. Stock trading is difficult to consistently beat the returns of index funds for most people. I've made large gains on individual stock trades but I lost big too. Overall I did not do as well trading as I did in staying invested over a 30 year period, especially in DRPs. Again some people are really good at trading, but statistically most are not.

Great Points! I recall the late 90s when most people got home computers and easy access to trading. There were literally 1000s of new day traders, and they all thought they had figured out the magic formula for day trading. That was a time when the market trudged higher on a weekly basis. They were all fooled into believing they were great traders, when the reality was they were simply buying and selling in a huge bull market. By 2003 the vast majority were back to collecting paychecks.

 

[william the wie]

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

So are you fully invested in this raging bull market now, how long do you expect it to continue, do you think it is getting a bit overblown? Do you hedge at all?

I expect the market to continue well into next year, as with the tax breaks to everyone "EXCEPT" the worthless fucking poor liberals, more people this Christmas( Merry Chirstmas) will be out spending on gifts for family and friends. This of course drives the miserable liberals insane, because they don't celebrate Christmas but stew in their misery, pouting how unfair life is. Maybe by mid June the bulls will start to putter, but I could be wrong...

Five Reasons Liberals Hate Christmas

I feel like the first 2-3 quarters of 2018 are very vulnerable to seeing significant weakness in stocks. The average stock valuations are very high, higher than they were in 2000. Median price-to-book value, median price-to-EBITDA and median price to sales ratios are all at record highs. In addition to these lofty valuations the market hasn’t seen a 3% correction in over a year, that is also a record. Oh yea, and the Feds says they will be raising rates while reducing their balance sheet (shrinking money supply).

Frankly, it almost seems like a perfect storm for the stock market. I’m hedging big time.

Money for nuthin......chicks for free....
THAT's they way you do it !!!!

Sad but true...the VAST majority will lose almost all they gained.....eventually.... & quickly.
Getting out at juuuuuuuust the right time will make you some easy cash. Most won't.
Insiders definitely will know when to jump ship. There's a good reason it's called the Wall Street Casino. Eventually, the Bank ALWAYS wins.
Easy come....easy go they say.

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

So are you fully invested in this raging bull market now, how long do you expect it to continue, do you think it is getting a bit overblown? Do you hedge at all?

I expect the market to continue well into next year, as with the tax breaks to everyone "EXCEPT" the worthless fucking poor liberals, more people this Christmas( Merry Chirstmas) will be out spending on gifts for family and friends. This of course drives the miserable liberals insane, because they don't celebrate Christmas but stew in their misery, pouting how unfair life is. Maybe by mid June the bulls will start to putter, but I could be wrong...

Five Reasons Liberals Hate Christmas

I feel like the first 2-3 quarters of 2018 are very vulnerable to seeing significant weakness in stocks. The average stock valuations are very high, higher than they were in 2000. Median price-to-book value, median price-to-EBITDA and median price to sales ratios are all at record highs. In addition to these lofty valuations the market hasn’t seen a 3% correction in over a year, that is also a record. Oh yea, and the Feds says they will be raising rates while reducing their balance sheet (shrinking money supply).

Frankly, it almost seems like a perfect storm for the stock market. I’m hedging big time.

Don't even try to time the market, buy individual issues with a high minimum margin of safety. The various Dow Dogs systems increase profits and reduce losses better than almost any of the in or out market timing systems The only thing I would say the number of your measures of over/under valuation is that in the (very few) studies I've seen two screens work better than three and three work better than four. Janet Lowe's critique of Benjamin Graham's attempt at making an auto-pilot fund in retirement and Michael O'Higgins in "Beating the Dow" are the most readable studies of using two vs. more screens providing a superior margin of safety that I am aware of.

 

[MarathonMike]

We should make a distinction between stock trading individual stocks and staying invested in say an index fund or a dividend reinvestment program (DRP) for 20 or more years. Stock trading is difficult to consistently beat the returns of index funds for most people. I've made large gains on individual stock trades but I lost big too. Overall I did not do as well trading as I did in staying invested over a 30 year period, especially in DRPs. Again some people are really good at trading, but statistically most are not.

Great Points! I recall the late 90s when most people got home computers and easy access to trading. There were literally 1000s of new day traders, and they all thought they had figured out the magic formula for day trading. That was a time when the market trudged higher on a weekly basis. They were all fooled into believing they were great traders, when the reality was they were simply buying and selling in a huge bull market. By 2003 the vast majority were back to collecting paychecks.

The worst story from that period I can relate is a guy I worked with who had retired and come back to work. He told me when he retired he pulled all of his 401K money out in a lump sum and put it into a trading account. It was about $1.5 million. Well we all know what happened when the dot.com bubble burst. After a year and a half all he had left was $100K.

 

[Marion Morrison]

It won't roll like it has been lately forever.

You gotta get real with it.

People were afraid to do anything with the leftists in charge.

Once that went away, a lot of pent-up investing went on..

Okay, it's about topped out now. The natural forces of things say "That's probably enough".

It will not just keep going up, I guarantee that.

People were scared with the possibility of leftist government. That fear has now subsided. Make your decisions as you will.

 

[william the wie]

It won't roll like it has been lately forever.

You gotta get real with it.

People were afraid to do anything with the leftists in charge.

Once that went away, a lot of pent-up investing went on..

Okay, it's about topped out now. The natural forces of things say "That's probably enough".

It will not just keep going up, I guarantee that.

People were scared with the possibility of leftist government. That fear has now subsided. Make your decisions as you will.

It won't roll like it has been lately forever.

You gotta get real with it.

People were afraid to do anything with the leftists in charge.

Once that went away, a lot of pent-up investing went on..

Okay, it's about topped out now. The natural forces of things say "That's probably enough".

It will not just keep going up, I guarantee that.

People were scared with the possibility of leftist government. That fear has now subsided. Make your decisions as you will.

It won't roll like it has been lately forever.

You gotta get real with it.

People were afraid to do anything with the leftists in charge.

Once that went away, a lot of pent-up investing went on..

Okay, it's about topped out now. The natural forces of things say "That's probably enough".

It will not just keep going up, I guarantee that.

People were scared with the possibility of leftist government. That fear has now subsided. Make your decisions as you will.

A 10-20% drop is effectively impossible at the moment because of the enormous amount of put and to a lesser degree short interest out there. Waiting for the shorts to either go long or go broke will take an indeterminate amount of time. With annualized yields on writing puts running 30-40% that time will come soon but it ain't here yet.

 

[edthecynic]

 

[BuckToothMoron]

We should make a distinction between stock trading individual stocks and staying invested in say an index fund or a dividend reinvestment program (DRP) for 20 or more years. Stock trading is difficult to consistently beat the returns of index funds for most people. I've made large gains on individual stock trades but I lost big too. Overall I did not do as well trading as I did in staying invested over a 30 year period, especially in DRPs. Again some people are really good at trading, but statistically most are not.

Great Points! I recall the late 90s when most people got home computers and easy access to trading. There were literally 1000s of new day traders, and they all thought they had figured out the magic formula for day trading. That was a time when the market trudged higher on a weekly basis. They were all fooled into believing they were great traders, when the reality was they were simply buying and selling in a huge bull market. By 2003 the vast majority were back to collecting paychecks.

The worst story from that period I can relate is a guy I worked with who had retired and come back to work. He told me when he retired he pulled all of his 401K money out in a lump sum and put it into a trading account. It was about $1.5 million. Well we all know what happened when the dot.com bubble burst. After a year and a half all he had left was $100K.

I’m a guessing that poor bastard is looking at this market and thinking been there, done that.

 

[longknife]

I would love to see a thread where the stock market was explained WITHOUT the Leftist slants.

Why are there stocks and bonds?

What do they do?

Why the fluctuations in values?

I know most of this was supposed to be covered in Economics 101 but I doubt most people ever attended - or paid attention.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

I would love to see a thread where the stock market was explained WITHOUT the Leftist slants.

Why are there stocks and bonds?

What do they do?

Why the fluctuations in values?

I know most of this was supposed to be covered in Economics 101 but I doubt most people ever attended - or paid attention.

Because to become quite adapt at playing the market requires work and the ability to learn, both are like to a liberal, what Garlic is to a vampire. Which is why you see many poor liberals who are victim of liberalism. They never learn and don't work so are welfare queens..

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

Back in 1999 while Bill Clinton was in office, I lost 300,000 dollars during that recession. I recouped all of it back plus some. In 2007 I had learned what to look for, and had plenty of cash on hand when Barney Frank, Maxine Waters and Chris Dodds, housing collapse happened. I had invested heavily into Chipotle at $50 a share and sold out at $400. It does take work and knowledge on learning how to play stocks, but once you get it down, money for nothing but a few hours a day and you too can be a Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, or Jeff Bezos(all liberal uber wealthy)..

Making money in the stock market is NOT easy. Most lose (so the banks can win). Nuff said.
If you've done well then you know what you're doing.

Excellent...kick dem banks arses!!!

Better check again. Many of late who have 401k's and other retirement income are based on the stock market, which is making those who WORK, a lot richer, while in the past 8 years, many who couldn't find work or work minimum wage, couldn't afford to participate. This Christmas is going to be a great one, since the past 8 have been dull and obscure.