Looks like another "rough" day ahead for us poor saps.
LOL, I hope we aren't jinxing it, but gotta love someone patting himself on the back for a great call of the market top and others losing their shirt and l
ess than 24 hours later the S&P is above his call. You really can't make this stuff up.
Apparently you can't do math (no surprise) nor can you read as my call was on March 3rd near the close which means it was higher than it is now and look who is cherry picking now. That would be you using the S&P as the gauge.
Please just stop. Are you actually trying to say that the S&P 500 is a bad gauge of the market? What common index is better?
Here is the math:
S&P 500 close on March 3rd: 1845.73
S&P 500 close on April 15th: 1842.98
S&P 500 (current): 1855.72
Please feel free to tell me how great your call is. I just can't seem to figure out these complex numbers. Sorry man, I'm pretty sure my math abilities and smarts are higher than yours, just like the S&P and your call.
By the way, here is your post if you don't recall. Notice your use of indexes in your post. Sorry, but the S&P 500 is pretty widely accepted as a good broad market index and very valid to use in the discussion.