Wall Street Journal Dunks On Trump In Stinging New Editorial

[Walker88]

2 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

Ask him about the 25 year bear market

Obviously folks should be asking the guy who made a whole 5000 baht in a single day trading, and was so proud he boasted about it on this Forum....albeit under one of his many earlier iterations. That level of trading prowess is an inspiration to us all.

 

That being said, I stand by my view, which is NOT a 25 year bear market, but rather 25 years before the major indices see new highs. The bear market will probably end in 2027, maybe somewhere around S&P 3100. At that point Dems will control the House and the Senate, POTUS---if he's still alive, as he is old, senile and woefully out of shape---will have been neutered and will spend his days schlepping meme coins and golden sneakers, and of course cheating at golf incessantly on the Taxpayers' dime.

 

Japan peaked at 38,915.87 on 28 Dec 1989. Its bear market hit a subsequent low of around 7000 Nikkei. That ended the bear market, though it was still a decade and a half from making new highs, which finally occurred 35 years from the day of it's previous high.

 

If you actually had any money after emptying the "manly" pockets of your elephant pants or cargo shorts for your 30 baht street food repast, I'd challenge you to back up the truck and load up on equities.

[Harrisfan]

4 minutes ago, Walker88 said:

Obviously folks should be asking the guy who made a whole 5000 baht in a single day trading, and was so proud he boasted about it on this Forum....albeit under one of his many earlier iterations. That level of trading prowess is an inspiration to us all.

 

That being said, I stand by my view, which is NOT a 25 year bear market, but rather 25 years before the major indices see new highs. The bear market will probably end in 2027, maybe somewhere around S&P 3100. At that point Dems will control the House and the Senate, POTUS---if he's still alive, as he is old, senile and woefully out of shape---will have been neutered and will spend his days schlepping meme coins and golden sneakers, and of course cheating at golf incessantly on the Taxpayers' dime.

 

Japan peaked at 38,915.87 on 28 Dec 1989. Its bear market hit a subsequent low of around 7000 Nikkei. That ended the bear market, though it was still a decade and a half from making new highs, which finally occurred 35 years from the day of it's previous high.

 

If you actually had any money after emptying the "manly" pockets of your elephant pants or cargo shorts for your 30 baht street food repast, I'd challenge you to back up the truck and load up on equities.

You're full of it.

[Harrisfan]

9 minutes ago, Walker88 said:

asking the guy who made a whole 5000 baht in a single day trading

What a loser you are. I've made $5,000 in 1 hour trading.

 

But keep being a sad old keyboard warrior. Trump is Hitler. 

 

The truth is you're weak. 

 

 

[BLMFem]

5 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

What a loser you are. I've made $5,000 in 1 hour trading.

 

But keep being a sad old keyboard warrior. Trump is Hitler. 

 

The truth is you're weak. 

 

 

The WSJ dunks on Trump and Walker88 dunks on Susan. Another good day on AN.

[frank83628]

1 hour ago, Presnock said:

In addition, BBC reported the story quoting the Boeing president that the first two planes had landed at the Boeing terminal after having been refused in China.  I kinda believe the BBC report is valid.

The MSM are all reading from the same hymn sheet... don't you get that? A story goes out, normally from Reuters or politico, and the rest copy it...

 

here is an example.....

 

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16CAPunDUu/

 

 

[frank83628]

1 hour ago, Presnock said:

In addition, BBC reported the story quoting the Boeing president that the first two planes had landed at the Boeing terminal after having been refused in China.  I kinda believe the BBC report is valid.

Believing the BBC is where the problem lies

[frank83628]

53 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

Most of us aren't on Russian time, Igor "Frank". You should know that by now, da?

I am on Thai time, like most, 

[candide]

2 hours ago, Presnock said:

Well seems that the Malaysian airlines heard it too and told Boeing they would gladly take those planes that China refused - with the story of the planes, (more than one) the second one said with a photo of a plane taking off that the Chinese govt told their airlines not to follow through on the contract fo the purchase of those planes so they were then flying back to the US.  Seems to me either way, someone is lying and which of the two is more believeable?

And India too..

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/chinas-snub-to-indias-advantage-air-india-in-talks-to-buy-10-boeing-planes-rejected-by-chinese-airlines-amid-sino-us-tariff-war/articleshow/120609833.cms

[candide]

30 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

Believing the BBC is where the problem lies

Why don't you stop posting the same B.S. after being proven wrong? 😆

 

As already replied to you by Placeholder, it's been confirmed by Boeing.

 

One additional source:

“They have in fact stopped taking delivery of aircraft due to the tariff environment,” Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg told CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” on Wednesday.

Ortberg said that a few 737 Max planes that were in China set to be delivered to carriers there have been flown back to the U.S.

https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/boeing-ceo-says-china-stopped-taking-aircraft-trade-war-rcna202666

[rough diamond]

1 hour ago, Harrisfan said:

What a loser you are. I've made $5,000 in 1 hour trading.

 

But keep being a sad old keyboard warrior. Trump is Hitler. 

 

The truth is you're weak. 

 

 

When did you wake up from that dream?

[jas007]

8 minutes ago, rough diamond said:

When did you wake up from that dream?

I don't know anything about Harrisfan, but surely you must realize it's not that big of a deal to make $5000 an hour trading if that's all you want to do every day.  It depends on what size bets you're making.  Anyway, trading is easy if you can follow simple rules and totally divorce yourself from fear and greed.  And that's easier said than done.  

 

 

[Presnock]

56 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

Believing the BBC is where the problem lies

Well frank you can continue to believe everything that Trump or other maggots espouse but we all are well familiar with the lies put out by your group.  IMHO, I believe all the news offices from many different countries all telling the same story except you think yours is the actual story.  SOme day you and your kind will wake up, I feel sorry for you and those like you and really glad that IMHO most of  us here recognize you for what you are.

[jas007]

1 hour ago, Walker88 said:

Obviously folks should be asking the guy who made a whole 5000 baht in a single day trading, and was so proud he boasted about it on this Forum....albeit under one of his many earlier iterations. That level of trading prowess is an inspiration to us all.

 

That being said, I stand by my view, which is NOT a 25 year bear market, but rather 25 years before the major indices see new highs. The bear market will probably end in 2027, maybe somewhere around S&P 3100. At that point Dems will control the House and the Senate, POTUS---if he's still alive, as he is old, senile and woefully out of shape---will have been neutered and will spend his days schlepping meme coins and golden sneakers, and of course cheating at golf incessantly on the Taxpayers' dime.

 

Japan peaked at 38,915.87 on 28 Dec 1989. Its bear market hit a subsequent low of around 7000 Nikkei. That ended the bear market, though it was still a decade and a half from making new highs, which finally occurred 35 years from the day of it's previous high.

 

If you actually had any money after emptying the "manly" pockets of your elephant pants or cargo shorts for your 30 baht street food repast, I'd challenge you to back up the truck and load up on equities.

Yes, the Japanese market really did take years to reach its old all time high after the high in 1989, but that was an outlier. Today it's a different world.  Such a scenario is unlikely.  I think the typical length of a US bear market is about 10 months?  Something like that. And the typical time from the end of a bear market to a new all time high is perhaps three years in the US?  

 

Given the pace of the world these days, I'd say the recovery time will be decreasing, not increasing, for any number of reasons, not the least of which is the advent of AI and the corresponding speed at which financial information is processed and digested by the system. 

[Cameroni]

1 hour ago, Walker88 said:

 

 

That being said, I stand by my view, which is NOT a 25 year bear market, but rather 25 years before the major indices see new highs. The bear market will probably end in 2027, maybe somewhere around S&P 3100. At that point Dems will control the House and the Senate, POTUS---if he's still alive, as he is old, senile and woefully out of shape---will have been neutered and will spend his days schlepping meme coins and golden sneakers, and of course cheating at golf incessantly on the Taxpayers' dime.

 

Japan peaked at 38,915.87 on 28 Dec 1989. Its bear market hit a subsequent low of around 7000 Nikkei. That ended the bear market, though it was still a decade and a half from making new highs, which finally occurred 35 years from the day of it's previous high.

 

If you actually had any money after emptying the "manly" pockets of your elephant pants or cargo shorts for your 30 baht street food repast, I'd challenge you to back up the truck and load up on equities.

 

I see you persist in your highly amusing 25 year predictions of the market. Something a real hedge fund manager would never do, as they know the variables are far too great to make 25 year predictions. Even when you move the goal posts to now claim you meant "indices see new highs". That's not what you claimed the last time, but even your latest "predictions" are so much toilet paper, since the Dow Jones will very obviously recover way before 2027.

 

Bringing up Japan's economy to bolster your claim about the US economy merely shows how  you have no arguments, of course the US economy is not Japan, and the conditions are vastly different. By 1990 the Nikkei fell by 50% percent of its peak. Something which has not and will not happen to the Dow Jones within half a year. Japan suffered from a myriad of systemic issues that do not afflict the US, and the US economy is massively stronger than Japan's. Again, this comparison merely shows you're clueless.

 

The longest bear market in American history lasted for 630 days, which is 1 year and 9 months. Predictions are 2 a penny, sadly I've not seen a single prediction of yours that's ever come true. I'm starting to think your millions are  Monopoly money.

[Cameroni]

20 minutes ago, jas007 said:

Today it's a different world.  Such a scenario is unlikely.  

 

Exactly right, central banks have far better tools and understanding of fiscal policy now. Besides Japan, had totally unique issues that do not affect America, and the American economy is far stronger.

[rough diamond]

30 minutes ago, jas007 said:

I don't know anything about Harrisfan,

Obviously.  My comment was regarding HIM specifically!

It was not a general slur on the stock market profits etc.

[Lacessit]

7 hours ago, hotsun said:

Youre an investment guru as well. Recession is not possible, lefties dont like that

Not only is recession possible, there is a real risk of depression.

 

The Smoot-Hawley tariffs of 1930 averaged 20% on about 40% of goods entering the USA.

 

Now, 10% on EVERYTHING, plus more than 200% on anything out of China. You should lay off the Kool-Aid.

[Briggsy]

6 hours ago, save the frogs said:

Is AN a toxic forum? 

I think so. 

 

You want 'toxic'. Get on Truth Social!

[BLMFem]

9 hours ago, Harrisfan said:

Who cares

Perhaps someone who posts "who cares" in just about every Trump related thread on AN?