Why limit the opportunity set to U.S. stocks? Are there other stocks (e.g., international) that might offer a better opportunity?

Nick de Peyster

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Instead of investing on the basis of what might be, why not investing on the basis of what is? As an example, buy for $.75 an asset worth $1.00 today, rather than buying for $0.50 an asset that could be worth $1.00 in five years?

Given the risks inherent in shorting, it would be nice to see more than a chart analysis. Is the stock over/undervalued? Are earnings deteriorating?

What goes into the score? Relative strength? Valuation? Quality? Some combination of the three?

I stopped reading at the second sentence: "... an objective ability to invest and an inherent ability to apply logic to a respective deal are mutually exclusive." Really?

What goes into the score? Relative strength? Valuation? Quality? Some combination of the three?

What ad agency was advising Victoria Secret?

Nick de Peyster

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Given the sell off in bonds while U.S. stocks have made new highs, do these bond ETFs offer better relative value than U.S. stocks at this point? How about compared to international stocks which have also underperformed recently?

Nick de Peyster

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Japan's export performance should continue to do well given the Yen's recent decline in value, unless there is a trade war.

Nick de Peyster

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Voter concerns will revert to money when the government can no longer afford to support so many retirees.

Nick de Peyster

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