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Get Your Money out of the Market (1 Viewer)

I know likes started after Hucks stopped posting here, but he has FIVE LIKES after 37000 posts. Shocking to just look at. People have seen a lot of his old posts and were just like, nahhhhh.

 
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I know likes started after Hucks stopped posting here, but he has FIVE LIKES after 37000 posts. Shocking to just look at. People have seen a lot of his old posts and were just like, nahhhhh.
Gonna need a list of the five likers on my desk by end of day.

 
Gonna need a list of the five likers on my desk by end of day.


LHUCKS said:
Left messages early in the morning before the offices opened. I guess you couldn't even reach McCain's office during business hours...busy all day according to one of my buddies from college.McCain has no shot at the Republican nomination...Rudy is playing it smart by laying low.
Here's one. McCain has no shot... :thumbup:  

 
Gonna need a list of the five likers on my desk by end of day.
HellToupee liked a post in a topic: Is it time to impeach the President? March 3, 2017

Peyton Marino liked a post in a topic: Get Your Money out of the Market December 7, 2016

Sand liked a post in a topic: Drill! Drill! Drill! Wall Street Journal Article April 1, 2015

quickhands liked a post in a topic: Guest speaker in class said China had 40,000 riots last year June 4, 2014

 
Over the next four months several factors (including but not limited to Europe and the political mudslinging) are going to result in significant stock market losses IMHO. It may not happen, but I think the likelihood is much stronger than an increase.

The Dow is at 12,997 right now. :blackdot:
https://np.reddit.com/r/financialindependence/comments/7ti7zl/anyone_out_there_have_any_concerns_about_the/dtcwpgc/?context=3

I like to think he's floating around in there somewhere.

 
Over the next four months several factors (including but not limited to Europe and the political mudslinging) are going to result in significant stock market losses IMHO. It may not happen, but I think the likelihood is much stronger than an increase.

The Dow is at 12,997 right now. :blackdot:
Didn't even notice the Dow has literally doubled since this post. 

 
He tried to warn you five and a half years ago, but you guys just wouldn't listen.  Who's laughing now?  

Somewhere on the west coast, a middle-aged man is looking up pensively from the batch of fries he just started cooking for the lunch-time rush, and muttering "I told you so" quietly under his breath.

 
He tried to warn you five and a half years ago, but you guys just wouldn't listen.  Who's laughing now?  

Somewhere on the west coast, a middle-aged man is looking up pensively from the batch of fries he just started cooking for the lunch-time rush, and muttering "I told you so" quietly under his breath.
I agree with everything except I would imagine that he's had his french fry responsibilities taken away by now and he's reduced to mopping the floor and restocking the ketchup packets at this point and he's probably been sent home to change to take off that stupid PAC12 undershirt a few times.

 
No problem. I still have one position that’s not cash (outside of 401ks which are DCA and not huge enough anyway I’m almost all cash). That said, I’m just about even from back when S&P 500 was above 2800, so I’m happy with that instead of down 10%. Missed a few nice bounces but I’m not retired yet so can’t watch every minute. I just didn’t wait a couple more days otherwise I’d be up nicely from even the highs in the Fall. 

 
Are we all broke?
Nope. I still love this thread. He made his call when the market had just gotten back everything it lost in 6 years. The 2006 top was about 13k and he called the top in 2012 at 13k. The past 6+ years were epic. 

 
Over the next four months several factors (including but not limited to Europe and the political mudslinging) are going to result in significant stock market losses IMHO. It may not happen, but I think the likelihood is much stronger than an increase.

The Dow is at 12,997 right now.
Is this a good time to bump this thread? I feel like maybe it is.

Have to say, the last 7 years have shown us that increased upheaval in Europe and unprecedented political mudslinging seem not to be a significant factor in stock market losses after all. 

 
Is this a good time to bump this thread? I feel like maybe it is.

Have to say, the last 7 years have shown us that increased upheaval in Europe and unprecedented political mudslinging seem not to be a significant factor in stock market losses after all. 
Seems like the market is just tuning out all the political noise.  What does seem to matter is that the drop in regulatory overhead, low interest rates, and strong secular cycle are all combining into what we see right now.  It isn't perfect, but it seems to be full steam ahead for equities.

 
Seems like the market is just tuning out all the political noise.  What does seem to matter is that the drop in regulatory overhead, low interest rates, and strong secular cycle are all combining into what we see right now.  It isn't perfect, but it seems to be full steam ahead for equities.
Buybacks are a big part of the reason

 
Returns over a ten year period have been pretty consistent since, well, forever. You have to tune out the noise coming from folks like the OP.

 
we didn't listen!!!!
The visual image of LHUCKS wearing a lab coat in China for the past several years to concoct that first domino is kind of funny to think about. If only you would have bumped this thread several weeks ago when it was still being described as coronavirus we could have used the collective power of this forum to have the new name "LHUCKS virus" instead of Covid-19. Covid-19 sounds like a rust remover. The "LHUCKS virus" sounds much more ominous. And it was back in the day.

 
The last months run up feels like another opportunity to move some money out of the market. :oldunsure:
So tempted, but hate to miss any more of a recovery.  At the same time, projections of 200k dead Americans and possible re-shutting down areas have me thinking this can't continue without another big dip

 
So tempted, but hate to miss any more of a recovery.  At the same time, projections of 200k dead Americans and possible re-shutting down areas have me thinking this can't continue without another big dip
I’d be more than tempted. We are on a dead cat bounce right now but it’s going to get much worse. A lot of us will probably be unemployed. I’ve had anxiety about this for awhile now.  Hopefully we come out stronger on the other side if we make it through.

Here is what is likely to happen

 

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