Kansas Crimson

Thanks again!

Grandma wrote: ↑Fri Mar 05, 2021 10:41 am

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Fri Mar 05, 2021 10:34 am Market has been down for 2021.

I assume you mean the DJIA. If so, are you sure about that?

I would say S&P 500 is better representation...

And that of course is also up this year.

Far-Right Misinformation Is Thriving On Facebook. A New Study Shows Just How Much

This will be a fun thread to revisit later this year and into next year.

Walrus wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 10:44 pm This will be a fun thread to revisit later this year and into next year.

Right. This crash you predicted will now happen in 2022, got it!

Oh, I’m sorry, that wasn’t you that was deleted user 104. My bad!

Walrus wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 10:44 pm This will be a fun thread to revisit later this year and into next year.

Or maybe the year after that. Or 2. Or....

At some point virtually every prediction comes true no matter how stupid it was at the time. Such is the nature of this country. We're big enough and selfish enough to make even the most ridiculous a possibility.

Walrus wrote: ↑Sun Mar 07, 2021 10:44 pm This will be a fun thread to revisit later this year and into next year.

It will be "fun" if you're right and there is a major housing crash?

it's already fun, precisely because lobster was so wrong.

Unless this winter now means, three winters from now (or sooner).

"'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says the stock market is 'dancing on a knife's edge' - and fears he's being ignored again"

Oh wait, Burry is "just some guy on the internet." He didn't correctly call anything in the past before it happened.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/new ... 1030106969

better put all your mask-money in the mattress, lobs

Walrus wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 2:17 pm "'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says the stock market is 'dancing on a knife's edge' - and fears he's being ignored again"

Oh wait, Burry is "just some guy on the internet." He didn't correctly call anything in the past before it happened.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/new ... 1030106969

You make me laugh. Thanks! This is at least the second time you have implied Michael Burry is some guru who is smarter than everyone else.
Trust me. He's not.
He's a guy who was a squirrel that found a nut. Good for him.
He's hardly the only squirrel who's found a nut.

I was in the S&P 500 pit on Oct 19th 1987. I watched Tony Saliba make MILLIONS in one day while other SMART people got destroyed.
Before October 19th 1987 Tony Saliba was probably no smarter than 75% of the other guys (and girls) who traded in that pit. He just so happened to make the right investment at the right time.

In 1997 I was told by a wise investor to invest a measly $1000 in a restaurant business that people such as Howard Schultz were starting to invest in. I passed.
I probably would have been able to buy a nice house with that $1000 investment.
The same extremely successful and smart people who invested in that business - will tell you they have made some shitty investments too.
Just like your buddy Michael Burry.

hey lobs, how’d your boy do with the GameStop surge?

The Grand County Board of Realtors’ multi-list service currently has just 43 single-family homes available for sale countywide. Of those, only 14 are priced at less than $1 million.

Anyone seen dumbfuck lately? We need our daily market update so we know how to invest!

He's probably out driving his car around telling people at clinics not to get immunized.

Even though driving is, by several orders of magnitude, more likely to kill you than vaccinations.

shhh...you’ll wake him from his dream about market and housing crashes

Hey, you can sell more masks to unvaccinated people.

My hope is, once people see their purchasing power disappear in smoke, that they will come to realize that we have far more serious problems than gender pronouns, white privilege and whatever fantasies the left invents. Then again, coronavirus did not wake people up -- it made them dumber.

oh, c’mon...give us another fake tweet!!