"One of these days, the masters of the universe are going to realize the best money in front of them is below them. The bull thing is getting boring."
After reading your vibes I often wonder something along the lines of "What the hell is he saying?" It's like reading the contents of a big decoder ring. Really big!
My vibe on your vibe is that the big money may be looking to win bigly via the downside.
ahaha ... you are correct! I'm saying the markets can't trade here ... maybe they can stay here but it cost money to go nowhwere. And of course for many, markets are much more than investments, they're entertaining. The tell stories. When the stories get boring ... it's like anything else. People lose interest.
I'm going from memory here of one of my favorite books which I read about 30 years ago so I think I'm wrong about the particulars but the gist is right. It's "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" and one of the best parts is when the boy plunger is in Florida on vacation fishing and walks by the office of a broker (EF Hutton?) and sees Consolidated Copper is trading at $25 a he realizes that he has to get back to NY to get back involved in the market action. Anyway safe travels, tight lines and one thing I know is you won't see an EF Hutton office.
I've been reading sell side research lately and they all say the corps and retail are huge buyers... But the market's are dead... usually when you have notable buying and the all of street is talking about it, the markets are busy. At a point the market just can't go up because it can't. We'll see. Still Q 1
"One of these days, the masters of the universe are going to realize the best money in front of them is below them. The bull thing is getting boring."
After reading your vibes I often wonder something along the lines of "What the hell is he saying?" It's like reading the contents of a big decoder ring. Really big!
My vibe on your vibe is that the big money may be looking to win bigly via the downside.
ahaha ... you are correct! I'm saying the markets can't trade here ... maybe they can stay here but it cost money to go nowhwere. And of course for many, markets are much more than investments, they're entertaining. The tell stories. When the stories get boring ... it's like anything else. People lose interest.
I'm going from memory here of one of my favorite books which I read about 30 years ago so I think I'm wrong about the particulars but the gist is right. It's "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" and one of the best parts is when the boy plunger is in Florida on vacation fishing and walks by the office of a broker (EF Hutton?) and sees Consolidated Copper is trading at $25 a he realizes that he has to get back to NY to get back involved in the market action. Anyway safe travels, tight lines and one thing I know is you won't see an EF Hutton office.
ty sir... in the late 80s Paul jone had a license plate the said ; EF WHO?
Safe travels.
I've been reading sell side research lately and they all say the corps and retail are huge buyers... But the market's are dead... usually when you have notable buying and the all of street is talking about it, the markets are busy. At a point the market just can't go up because it can't. We'll see. Still Q 1
lucky you have a young son.. very lucky.