Seattle,
I think you misunderstand the message. I see no value at current levels and you think you can trade around it. We will see how it works.
Igy
Seattle,
I think you misunderstand the message. I see no value at current levels and you think you can trade around it. We will see how it works.
Igy
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Exaggerating wrote:
Talk about hyperbole. Wow.
Yes, Tesla is only losing $23,400 per car. Sounds like a viable company in a fantasy world you believe in.
You have no idea what I believe in.
Exaggerating wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Yes, Tesla is only losing $23,400 per car. Sounds like a viable company in a fantasy world you believe in.
You have no idea what I believe in.
Tesla looks more and more like Enron
Exaggerating wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Yes, Tesla is only losing $23,400 per car. Sounds like a viable company in a fantasy world you believe in.
You have no idea what I believe in.
Ah, I believe that you believe that losing $23,400 per car is fine.
ANOTHER bounce off the 200 day. That's four or five times.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Seattle,
I think you misunderstand the message. I see no value at current levels and you think you can trade around it. We will see how it works.
Igy
And how long will that take? Another 3-1/2 years?
No, it is happening now. You just don’t see it.
agip wrote:
ANOTHER bounce off the 200 day. That's four or five times.
Algos: White House Economist Mark Calabria commented after the first day of trade discussions in China that he was "optimistic" and that US has "discreetly" given China a list of asks and that the day ended "pretty positive."
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
mellon wrote:
You let these 1-5% swings excite you.
Far from 60%
Leaking ship, man the bilge pumps boys!
It's to bad you didn't predict how long it would take the Titanic to sink. It would still be floating.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
We’ll see about that. Not going your way today. So sorry.
No you're not.
And the indexes have gone positive on the day. You go, bro! You go!
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/CHK/mellon wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Leaking ship, man the bilge pumps boys!
It's to bad you didn't predict how long it would take the Titanic to sink. It would still be floating.
seattle prattle wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
We’ll see about that. Not going your way today. So sorry.
No you're not.
And the indexes have gone positive on the day. You go, bro! You go!
Whew, boy was I worried!
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Exaggerating wrote:
You have no idea what I believe in.
Ah, I believe that you believe that losing $23,400 per car is fine.
You belief would be wrong. I believe you are used to being wrong.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
seattle prattle wrote:
No you're not.
And the indexes have gone positive on the day. You go, bro! You go!
Whew, boy was I worried!
No, you just post incessantly to worry others.
Hey, thanks since your state of affairs reminded me of an old fav song by Frank Zappa, "Dancing fool":
"I may be totally wrong, but Im a
I may be totally wrong, but Im a
I may be totally wrong, but Im a
Fool-uh!"
seattle prattle wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Whew, boy was I worried!
No, you just post incessantly to worry others.
Hey, thanks since your state of affairs reminded me of an old fav song by Frank Zappa, "Dancing fool":
"I may be totally wrong, but Im a
I may be totally wrong, but Im a
I may be totally wrong, but Im a
Fool-uh!"
Seattle,
Remember the Zappa album entitled “the weasel ripped my flesh.” Of course the market could hit new highs, or sucker more to buy at the highs. We know what your choice is.
Igy
I just received my pension plan funding level at year end 2017. The plan is funded at 103.11% of liabilities. Interestingly the pension has 0% allocated to stocks.
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
I just received my pension plan funding level at year end 2017. The plan is funded at 103.11% of liabilities. Interestingly the pension has 0% allocated to stocks.
Think of how much higher it would have been if invested partially in stocks.
Also, how do you know what your future liabilities are?
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
seattle prattle wrote:
No, you just post incessantly to worry others.
Hey, thanks since your state of affairs reminded me of an old fav song by Frank Zappa, "Dancing fool":
"I may be totally wrong, but Im a
I may be totally wrong, but Im a
I may be totally wrong, but Im a
Fool-uh!"
Seattle,
Remember the Zappa album entitled “the weasel ripped my flesh.” Of course the market could hit new highs, or sucker more to buy at the highs. We know what your choice is.
Igy
No, i've heard of it but i was not a hardcore Zappa fan. About all i can remember from back then is Lou Reed's Rock and Roll Animal live album with those two killer guitarists - Hunter and the other guy - which is still one of my all-time favorites.
As for buying, my recent short term trades have mostly been good ones, and i'm up on today's as well, so far.
J. Hardy wrote:
Also, how do you know what your future liabilities are?
Included as part of the funding calculation.
seattle prattle wrote:
Ghost of Igloi wrote:
Seattle,
Remember the Zappa album entitled “the weasel ripped my flesh.” Of course the market could hit new highs, or sucker more to buy at the highs. We know what your choice is.
Igy
No, i've heard of it but i was not a hardcore Zappa fan. About all i can remember from back then is Lou Reed's Rock and Roll Animal live album with those two killer guitarists - Hunter and the other guy - which is still one of my all-time favorites.
As for buying, my recent short term trades have mostly been good ones, and i'm up on today's as well, so far.
Seattle,
That Zappa album is from about 1972. I lived on the same floor as the swimmers at Oklahoma State. The swimmers had their own rock band and did some Zappa tunes. If I recall correctly that album featured some wild electronic rips.
Igy