Occasionally somebody will find a good niche and put a good product in it and manage it well. Then it happens like this, and the company does very well and the share value rises. Mostly it does not, though.
I did like the article, and the good advice was something that should be rather obvious, which is to understand what one is buying, or intending to buy. Following a herd mentality or even looking at the price bobles does not deliver any insight as to an actual value. Thatis mentioned.
Amazing: An entirely new collection of jargon and insights entirely outside my previous observations and readings. Quite an interesting educational read.
A TORNADO is certainly transitory, but the damage done is not. Likewise inflation, since it is seldom followed by deflation, where our dollars regain their purchasing power. This needs to be repeated loudly enough to convince the fed that most people outside the financial sector are damaged by inflation, some much more than others.
Of course the crash in China will not only be heard around the world, I anticipate that there will be a great deal of actual damage. The emotional impact will be a big part of the problem simply because so much of our financial activity seems to be driven by emotions rather than any logic. And that gloom is completely aside from the actual financial impact on those entities owed by Evergrande.
Couple that impact with the very recent revelation that the corunovirus WAS intentionally designed, and what confidence will there be in any government anywhere?
Let me quote the CCR: "I see a bad moon rising, I see trouble on the way."
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I did like the article, and the good advice was something that should be rather obvious, which is to understand what one is buying, or intending to buy. Following a herd mentality or even looking at the price bobles does not deliver any insight as to an actual value. Thatis mentioned.
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A TORNADO is certainly transitory, but the damage done is not. Likewise inflation, since it is seldom followed by deflation, where our dollars regain their purchasing power. This needs to be repeated loudly enough to convince the fed that most people outside the financial sector are damaged by inflation, some much more than others.
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Good article, enough information and news.
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Of course the crash in China will not only be heard around the world, I anticipate that there will be a great deal of actual damage. The emotional impact will be a big part of the problem simply because so much of our financial activity seems to be driven by emotions rather than any logic. And that gloom is completely aside from the actual financial impact on those entities owed by Evergrande.
Couple that impact with the very recent revelation that the corunovirus WAS intentionally designed, and what confidence will there be in any government anywhere?
Let me quote the CCR: "I see a bad moon rising, I see trouble on the way."
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Sorry about that. I am not Superman, nor infallible. Nor invincible, although never "vinced" yet.