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All bear markets have many
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Showing posts with label stock market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stock market. Show all posts
Friday, February 27, 2026
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Friday, August 16, 2024
The Haiku of Finance for 08/16/24
Market calm returns
Not so volatile this week
Lack of big wild swing
Monday, October 30, 2023
The Haiku of Finance for 10/30/23
Spooky interest rates
Fed policy causing fright
Bond investors scream
Sunday, December 25, 2022
Another Limerick of Finance for 12/25/22
Markets will soon end the year
With open trades still yet to clear
Adding up all the gains
Takes a whole lot of brains
Closing bells are all we need to hear
The Limerick of Finance for 12/25/22
There may be a Santa Claus rally
Adding gains to the annual tally
Jolly laughs all around
Trading desks hear that sound
Markets due to climb out of a valley
Thursday, February 24, 2022
Thursday, December 30, 2021
Sunday, June 27, 2021
The Limerick of Finance for 06/27/21
Meme stocks have been on a big rise
Such trades are not meant to be wise
Betting on wild rebounds
Is harder than it sounds
Dumb gamblers will get a surprise
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Saturday, January 30, 2021
Monday, September 28, 2020
Monday, March 09, 2020
Tuesday, December 31, 2019
Thursday, October 31, 2019
Thursday, February 25, 2016
The Haiku of Finance for 02/25/16
Growth or value stocks
False choice ignores true metrics
Style funds get it wrong
False choice ignores true metrics
Style funds get it wrong
Sunday, February 21, 2016
The Haiku of Finance for 02/21/16
No post-crash learning
Theses built on fakery
Soon to feel the burn
Theses built on fakery
Soon to feel the burn
Sunday, February 07, 2016
The Haiku of Finance for 02/07/16
Random stock movement
Meaningless in the short term
Can't forecast long term
Meaningless in the short term
Can't forecast long term
Saturday, February 06, 2016
Financial Sarcasm Roundup for 02/06/16
We are well into 2016 and it doesn't feel much different from 2015. This situation cries out for remedy.
The tech stock crumble continues to drive the NASDAQ down. The whole enchilada is headed to its intrinsic value, which is somewhere north of zero. We can soon party like it's 1999 all over again, except valuations will be more like 2001. Pink slip parties will soon replace Silicon Valley's ubiquitous tech mixers. Come to think of it, those two kinds of parties are indistinguishable.
China wants to throw it down with the EU at the WTO. It's a bluff, like a male gorilla charging in the jungle. China has no intention of addressing any traded disputes in the WTO. It sees the TPP coming and wants no part of multilateral dispute resolution. Making noise at the WTO distracts is lip service to international norms that suckers in Western financial institutions will buy.
Twitter teases its users with a possible new algorithm. It won't matter whether Twitter make sits tweets more relevant, or longer, or more colorful. The horse named Medium has already left the barn. Ordinary schmucks who self-publish have multiple options now besides Twitter. I could go into a ton of reasons about why Twitter makes little sense but the biggest one is its inability to make a profit. It will make a good blog article later on, so stay tuned.
The 50th Super Bowl is tomorrow. Makers of snack chips, hot dogs, and chicken wings have probably had great sales for the past week. Americans should enjoy this while it lasts. Living beyond one's means makes overindulgence possible. I will probably stay home and get work done unless someone offers me free food and booze.
It would feel more like 2016 if we had a real market crash and recessions. That would really differentiate this year from 2015. I have waited so long for this to happen.
The tech stock crumble continues to drive the NASDAQ down. The whole enchilada is headed to its intrinsic value, which is somewhere north of zero. We can soon party like it's 1999 all over again, except valuations will be more like 2001. Pink slip parties will soon replace Silicon Valley's ubiquitous tech mixers. Come to think of it, those two kinds of parties are indistinguishable.
China wants to throw it down with the EU at the WTO. It's a bluff, like a male gorilla charging in the jungle. China has no intention of addressing any traded disputes in the WTO. It sees the TPP coming and wants no part of multilateral dispute resolution. Making noise at the WTO distracts is lip service to international norms that suckers in Western financial institutions will buy.
Twitter teases its users with a possible new algorithm. It won't matter whether Twitter make sits tweets more relevant, or longer, or more colorful. The horse named Medium has already left the barn. Ordinary schmucks who self-publish have multiple options now besides Twitter. I could go into a ton of reasons about why Twitter makes little sense but the biggest one is its inability to make a profit. It will make a good blog article later on, so stay tuned.
The 50th Super Bowl is tomorrow. Makers of snack chips, hot dogs, and chicken wings have probably had great sales for the past week. Americans should enjoy this while it lasts. Living beyond one's means makes overindulgence possible. I will probably stay home and get work done unless someone offers me free food and booze.
It would feel more like 2016 if we had a real market crash and recessions. That would really differentiate this year from 2015. I have waited so long for this to happen.
Friday, February 05, 2016
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