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>2015
>not shorting SPX500

enjoy losing you money

>> No.715674

I heard this last year. Didn't buy the hype then. Why is it different this year?

>> No.715687

>>715603
hmm... how long do you think i'll have to hold these shorts?

>> No.715699
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Take a look for yourself at what's happened since that was made.

>> No.715725
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>>715687
2 to 3 years obv

>> No.715730

>>715699
shit man thats rising fast, isn't that bound to crash ?

>> No.715733

>>715730
Eventually, yes it probably will crash again.

>> No.715737

>>715730
>missing the point this hard

>> No.715769

>tfw waiting for crash since 2012

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>> No.715779

>>715775
Wasn't the world suppose to end in December, 2012 according to the Mayan calender?

>> No.715786

>>715779
the mayans have nothing on the jews.

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>>715775
>mfw this actually comes true this time

>> No.715795

>>715786
lol

>> No.715814
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>smart people in 2012 predict the market's 2013 performance
>for reference, 2013 S&P 500 close was 1841

>> No.715824
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you guys have no idea about what's gonna happen in the next 3 months, i almost feel sorry

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>>715824
s-summer?

>> No.715837

>>715814
Why would they all say to avoid utilities ?

>Energy being a favorite sector
top kek now

>> No.715842

>>715814
what do they say for this year?

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>>715842

>> No.715850
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market predictions
kek

>> No.715868

>>715824
alright, alright... what's gonna happen?

>> No.715894

>>715846
My take - This is by no means a recommendation of any particular sector. Just my observations hunting through each sector for values

>Who the fuck knows?
Energy & healthcare

>valuations look stretched. likely to underperform
utilities & staples

>growth potential
tech

>there is value to be found here
materials, Discretionary, Industrial, Financial

I don't think the 10 year will get to 3%. I'd just be guessing at S&P 500 price targets and EPS. It would be nice if they could give us P/E ratios instead of making us calculate them.

>> No.715938

>>715814
>1434
PROFFESIONALS

>> No.715952

>>715938
Yup, and good ol' Adam Parker keep getting asked to give his opinion year after year. Right alongside these other retards.

What a great gig. If you guess wrong, there's no consequences or culpability. If you guess right, you're hailed as a genius.

>> No.716069

>>715603

I sold everything today except for my position in DWTI because alcoa was reporting after the bell.

>Alcoa missed revenue expectations

gonna be a fun day on the market tomorrow. glad I got the fuck out.

>> No.716070

>>715814

They were directionally correct.

>> No.716087

>>715952
That's cause they're literally expected to be wrong, you stupid faggot.

>> No.716121

I've got about $2,200 in the market right now. Should I cash out soon? Note: I've lost about $150

>> No.716123

>>716087
>That's cause they're literally expected to be wrong
i don know wat

>> No.716315

>>715603
>Losing money

I'm making 20% return annually. If I do that for 5 years, and then lose 50% in a huge crash (worst case scenario), I still come out ahead.


The person who is not investing is losing far more money in the long run than the person investing, regardless of what happens to the market in the meantime.

>> No.716322

>>716315
but is it better to cash out when the downturn still doesn't hit bottom, to get in again as it starts climbing again? or just wait it out fully

>> No.716328

>>716322
You cant time the market, faggot

>> No.716334

I've been hearing the 18th this month is when the bubble pops, but some are saying even tomorrow.
Anyone mind telling me when so I know how much time I have left for stockpiling everything from ammo to toilet paper.

>> No.716335

>>716334
It's today. Go out and fill up your bunker.

>> No.716339

>>716328
>i know you can't time it but is it so bad to be a couple of days or a week late in your reaction? worse than waiting it all out if it lasts for months?

>> No.716340

do market timers ever get tired of losing money?

>> No.716342

>>716339
(greentext not intended)

>> No.716344

>>715603
S&P500 above 2000 withing a year

The money keep flowing with 0 discounting rate

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>>716344
within ofc*

>> No.716357

>>715837
Those were 2012 predictions for 2013, not 2015.

>> No.716360

>>716344
It's over 2000 now dipshit