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forgetsusername
11y ago
> The bull market that ended in late 2007 was easily identified by the breaking of long-term trend lines. And the bear market that ended in 2009 was easily identified by the breaking of trend lines as well. Trends are broken in periods
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11y ago
> It seems like it would be easy for Facebook to support takedowns since it could remove the video from feeds. Why would they want to until they're somehow forced to? Much like all the fake accounts and associated "like"
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forgetsusername
11y ago
> If things will continue in the same direction we can expect at least a mild recession in China. A recession ? China's GDP grew over 7% last year. You think it's going negative because a stock bubble is retracing some of i
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forgetsusername
11y ago
> Buying at the bottom is hardly a bad sentiment to have when it comes to investing, Buying at the bottom is sheer genius . Being able to actually do it in practice, however, is another story, despite how much you've "resear
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forgetsusername
11y ago
> This is the sort of reason why I ignore the advice to put some trifling portion of my portfolio in emerging markets. FXI, even after falling off a cliff, is returning 11% YTD, vs 1% YTD for the SPY. It has an expense ratio of 0.74%.
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11y ago
> They've already blamed Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Soros for having a role And how is this any different than what the Americans do: blame the bankers for all their financial problems?
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11y ago
> Why isn't everyone and their sister shorting the Asian market right now? Because every seller requires a buyer.
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forgetsusername
11y ago
I'm away on my iPad, and don't have access to my account information. But you're right, I don't post here often anymore; the community isn't great.
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11y ago
> Their computer systems are universally terrible, they have no clue how to build something like a UI for a car. Like a lot of legacy systems, right? Tesla has an advantage of starting from scratch, sure. "This is not something t
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forgetsusername
11y ago
> The amount of stupidity in design is astounding Please, elaborate on all the design stupidity that the Tesla solves. I've test driven a Tesla. It's awesome, thanks to the amazing torque delivery that comes from electric mot
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11y ago
>" "comments we see every time Elon Musk is mentioned is due to a concerted effort by short-sellers." Oh, brother. This article is from a massive, mainstream financial news site, and is reposted all over the internet. B
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forgetsusername
11y ago
> "Tesla makes money on every car sold (as they actually have a gross profit)" You knock people for financial ignorance, then say this? You realize that gross margin is sales less cost of goods sold? And that cost of goods do