That is an interesting option, selling a third on the fast rise. But it only works if it sells when you say sell. And you can only sell if somebody will buy.
I DO NOT like video presentations with somebody talking fast, and they always talk fast even if they mumble. Text is so much easier to read carefully. These articles are NOT the Sunday commix, after all.
Thanks for pointing out that interesting disparity between what WB says and what WB does. I had not considered it. It also brings to mind that old remark made to various touts: "if you-re so smart why ain't YOU rich??? I like that one.
Quite educational, reminding us that emotion is not a good leader for making financial decisions. Of course, I already knew that but many folks seem to ignore reality in favor of emotions.
What I think I see in this posting is an assertion that certain paths will be followed because that is how it always works. Yet, in every shareholder report document, in big bold print, we see "past performance is no guarantee of future performance." I can believe that, so why spend ink claiming the opposite?
If the dividends were adequate why the fixation on growth? Consistent earnings are what I look for. Share appreciation requires selling th shares to reap the profit. And the shares can only be sold once. while the dividends arrive every year,.
This verifies my thinking that a whole lot of the market activity is driven by emotions of a really insecure and unstable mob. But surely there must be a few folks who use some kind of science? But even solid science is usually unable to always predict accurately the actions of insane people.
Inflation always seems to be PRICE inflation, never my wage inflating following it. Thus the inflation worshiped by many always hurts ME! Prices rise because easy credit allows those who can't afford things to buy them anyway. THAT was the cause of that crash in 2008, remember? Free credit to those who were unable to make it work bid up the prices of a whole lot of things, including houses, and that bid up the price of nearly everything. But many incomes did not follow. AND, of course, that free credit for the unqualified was allowed by that same fed, wasn't it?? So perhaps a better choice than fiddling with interest rates would be a lot more regulation of much of the financial sector.
It is important to remember that China is still A POLICE STATE and will continue to be a police state. As such the motivations may be well hidden from the rest of the world. Brilliant moves, in hindsight of the future, hidden from the rest of the world.
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That is an interesting option, selling a third on the fast rise. But it only works if it sells when you say sell. And you can only sell if somebody will buy.
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I DO NOT like video presentations with somebody talking fast, and they always talk fast even if they mumble. Text is so much easier to read carefully. These articles are NOT the Sunday commix, after all.
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This article had a reasonable number of words but I am not really sure what it says.
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Thanks for pointing out that interesting disparity between what WB says and what WB does. I had not considered it. It also brings to mind that old remark made to various touts: "if you-re so smart why ain't YOU rich??? I like that one.
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Quite educational, reminding us that emotion is not a good leader for making financial decisions. Of course, I already knew that but many folks seem to ignore reality in favor of emotions.
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What I think I see in this posting is an assertion that certain paths will be followed because that is how it always works. Yet, in every shareholder report document, in big bold print, we see "past performance is no guarantee of future performance." I can believe that, so why spend ink claiming the opposite?
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If the dividends were adequate why the fixation on growth? Consistent earnings are what I look for. Share appreciation requires selling th shares to reap the profit. And the shares can only be sold once. while the dividends arrive every year,.
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This verifies my thinking that a whole lot of the market activity is driven by emotions of a really insecure and unstable mob. But surely there must be a few folks who use some kind of science? But even solid science is usually unable to always predict accurately the actions of insane people.
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Inflation always seems to be PRICE inflation, never my wage inflating following it. Thus the inflation worshiped by many always hurts ME! Prices rise because easy credit allows those who can't afford things to buy them anyway. THAT was the cause of that crash in 2008, remember? Free credit to those who were unable to make it work bid up the prices of a whole lot of things, including houses, and that bid up the price of nearly everything. But many incomes did not follow. AND, of course, that free credit for the unqualified was allowed by that same fed, wasn't it?? So perhaps a better choice than fiddling with interest rates would be a lot more regulation of much of the financial sector.
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It is important to remember that China is still A POLICE STATE and will continue to be a police state. As such the motivations may be well hidden from the rest of the world. Brilliant moves, in hindsight of the future, hidden from the rest of the world.