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So you have this information and see only downsides? I'm curious if this is a perception-only exercise for you, or if you are taking steps to execute on that pe
by themodelplumber 7y ago
So you have this information and see only downsides? I'm curious if this is a perception-only exercise for you, or if you are taking steps to execute on that perception in a way that helps you and others prepare and pivot as needed.
Or do you really see literally endless downside, and have thus decided to lock yourself out of actions you can take now to prepare for future upsides?
If so that would suck, because this could line up an epic self-fulfilling prophecy on a personal level. Still, a lot of people do that, and regret it later. They may get a few prophet points here and there, but that's it.
Now is the perfect time to take risks on a wide variety of factors, including those I mentioned above. But if you are only primed to foresee disaster, you probably can't do that. The comment seems to point at a low level of risk tolerance.
- 0x8BADF00D 7y agoIf my hypothesis is correct, I have unlimited upside. It's hard being bearish in any market, but now's the best time to be one. Across many asset classes. Probably not stocks, because the Fed will continue to inflate those assets. But in real terms they will drop. GC >= 1800 EOM, CL <=20 EOW, SI >= 16.5 within 2 weeks are my predictions.