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Oh and do you get paid as well in your day job for the same effort? I assume not so is what the better game? being a wage slave or having the freedom of a trader?
Weepo i can't see why you would lie and it's quite amusing that some people are being hostile towards you. It's only natural to boast sometimes and I bet your sitting back laughing as you stir the pot so to speak. I do see some humility in your posts as well.
You're lucky to have had such a substantial sum to put in the market just at the right time. Most traders average down until they have no money left to buy stocks or they just do not want to buy due to their mounting losses.
But I just have one question. What made you invest at this time? Last year we had two clear bounces. One during March - May after the Bear Sterns collapse. Then in July - August after oil went down from its highs. Did you try putting money in before this or were you waiting for the panic to reach a crescendo? Bear (no pun intended) in mind many still say the S&P 500 is still slightly overvalued and it should fall some more.
Many of us have to be a wage slave due to mortages and paying of debt etc. It is only a natural progression in life. We can't all start with money and turn it into more money trading. In fact many people like going to work, interacting with people day in and day out. Without doing this then how will our society develop. Everyday I go to work I see a beautiful woman I think hey isn't it worth getting on a bus to see that everyday. Just some of my thinking. I work in the Sydney CBD and if I have to die due to pollution or cancer by staring at a computer screen all day atleast I should be compensated by seeing a few good looking chicks.
P.S Have not entered marital slavery yet...I will go off and build some pyramids now for my beloved Pharoah.
I think you have got me confused for the image you see every morning when you shave...
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A view to a kill.. Duran Duran - meeting you with a view to a kill...
I truly cannot believe that anyone out there is proud to admit they liked duran duran
...Im certainly not a trader, not astute enough in the market to call myself an expert,
I know enough of the world and enough about business, resources, and global mindsets to see an opportunity...
I am in the right place at the right time, no more , no less. Im not an expert and Im not a chartist, just someone who believes now is the time for me to be investing in quality oversold blue chip and mid tier infrastucture, resource, energy and fertiliser stocks with a few spec up and coming resource stocks which I feel with my knowledge in that industry hold tremendous upside potential.
Believe me,the knowledge and privilege of coming home every day to my 3 year old son, wife and 3 daughters make me realise just how lucky I am, not the job, day rate or money, stocks and property`s I have in my portfolio
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I would like to probe you a little to end if I may, why do you think the S & P 500 still has more to fall. There is a huge change of sentiment rapidly gathering pace, and one thing the yanks are very good at is riding the wave...
My view is , its all a bit soon, but the wave is being ridden, and slowly figures are creeping out that will keep that momentum going. Then we find ourselves on a level playing field...Is the world going to again progress and prosper as is my view, or are we going to digress and sink back to global panic and terminal decay.. which is of course the views of most bears..
If you add up all the government bailouts, explicit and implicit, along with actual government purchases of assets (debt from banks) it comes out to a surreal $30 trillion. Markets are cheering that things have “stabilized” and “things are getting less bad”. I ask you seriously when the government throws $30 trillion at the “crisis” (one which bankers are now claiming is over), can you call that stable? That is like declaring a patient being kept alive on a heart-lung machine healthy.
Of course we have stabilized. The government has bankrupted our future to do it. The government(s) control the LIBOR market, the swaps market, the bond markets with all the “money” they are printing. They are feeding “money” to banks under the table at an alarming rate.
Those declaring the economy is now recovering do not understand (still) the problem: we are stuck with too much debt. The government’s solutions are to create more debt, as their next to be announced PPIP does. But an economy grows from production, not lending at the wrong price. This is a long term problem; the government has only addressed the short run symptoms.
And that would have been a bit silly buying a stock at $ 44 a year ago, at a market index of around 5500!!
hey man that almost lookslike a realistic copy of a trading statement , please give weepo a hand with his
If half of you knew as much as you thought you did, and the other half actually knew half as much as they were given credit for, you never know you may just have half the answers.
My time is done.
I will Leave your littleclub in the capable hands of the choosen and privaledged few who think they know it all.
wheep0
And its goodbye from me, see you on the other side....
I will leave with my final parting.
If half of you knew as much as you thought you did, and the other half actually knew half as much as they were given credit for, you never know you may just have half the answers.
My time is done.
I will Leave your littleclub in the capable hands of the choosen and privaledged few who think they know it all.
wheep0
My time is done.
wheep0
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