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[quote]Say this one in your best Saban voice and add “aight” to the end. . .[/quote] Do I get to chew out a reporter after that?...

I was inspired by MD's sausage and cabbage. Also made roasted butternut squash and spicy tomato rice. Not sure why, but I figured MD might appreciate me serving it up on plates I got from my grandmother. [img][url=https://imgur.com/qd71sMS][img]http://i.imgur.com/qd71sMS.jpg[/img]...

Do Pelini...

I think he's talking about a bubble caused by indiscriminate buying of relatively unknown stocks because of index investing rather than fundamentals. Thanks Sherlock, you say, but the issue comes when people, particularly the index holders but also the derivatives traders/holders tied to the indices...

[quote]You're right. I'm just trying to understand how a bank/mortgage broker could tell someone with a straight face that a house interest rate is double digits. About to close on my 3rd house since 2004 and the rate will be around 4%. We haven't gone over 5% on any of them.[/quote] Not trying to ...

Thanks! :cheers: I always sit up and pay attention when I see you post....

[link=(https://www.stlouisfed.org/on-the-economy/2018/september/why-yield-curve-invert-recession)]St. Louis Fed Video: Why does the Yield Curve Typically Invert Before Recession?[/link] Basically, people get concerned about recession and market declines and bid up longer term bonds, causing their...

[quote]Why no mention of CAGR or Sharpe Ratio???[/quote] Never talk over your audience. I'd bet that a significant portion, if not the majority, of CNBC's viewers are neither sophisticated investors nor financial professionals, so many wouldn't understand what was being discussed unless the Sharpe ...

A good product doesn't mean the stock is a good purchase, though. I made a post earlier in this thread comparing its fundamentals to Ford and GM. Most of that is still valid: TSLA is a company in similar levels of indebtedness as those two but still isn't producing a profit. TSLA also has a history ...

[quote]buy now?[/quote][quote]Posted on 5/13/19 at 10:31 am[/quote] I come from 2 hours in the future, and I regret to tell you that 10:31 was not the optimal time to buy and that [quote]the drops continued into the near future[/quote] For the record, I tried to buy the dip at 9:05, so I'm sorry ...

[quote]Crashes way harder in 08/09 than 29/32[/quote] A valid point in a way, but it doesn't make my point invalid, either. October 2007 SPX top to bottom: 57.7% decline over 18 months. May 2008 SPX top to bottom: 53.7% over a 10 month period. August 2008 top to bottom: 49.2% over a 7 month pe...

[quote]The 60% decline was in 6 months [/quote] No, it occurred over a year and a half. SPX topped October 11, 2007 at 1,576.09 and started dropping that very day. It bottomed on March 6, 2009 at 666.79....

[quote]what we saw in ‘08 was a once in every 70 years type of correction[/quote] The tech bubble sure doesn't seem like 70 years ago, but if it was, then I need to find out where my social security checks have been going. And I apologize for scrutinizing your post, but I'm not sure I'd compare ...

[quote]time decay of leveraged ETFs[/quote] Not really a thing. Decay in leveraged products is overwhelmingly due to unfavorable volatility and movements. And that is the downside for the real upside of leveraged products: when leveraged products go on a strong positive trend, they provide returns ...

[quote]And I'm pretty sure I've see this happen before. How the frick does that happen?[/quote] Human participants that are prone to error. For a different example, this [link=(http://newsfeed.time.com/2013/04/23/czech-republic-forced-to-remind-the-internet-that-chechnya-is-a-different-country-afte...

[quote]This [b]should[/b] mean that companies with a high dividend relative to stock price are near the bottom of their business cycle[/quote][quote]an investor reinvesting in high-dividend-yielding companies annually [b]should[/b] outperform the overall market.[/quote] "Should" means nothing in ma...

I had a feeling you were sarcastic but was hoping you knew something... or would say your sauce is Sweet Baby Ray's :lol:...

I trust you, Russian, but do you got sauces for that?...

[quote]is a pullback inevitable?[/quote]Eventually, yes, a pullback is inevitable. When is the question, and in markets, being too early is the same as being wrong. I don't look at fundamentals; unlike economics thought experiments, humans don't act logically to new information, but even if they ...

[quote]no one is that stupid, he's trolling[/quote] Don't underestimate human stupidity...