As of today officially out of the stock market, buying BTC and PM,S

But enough about greenbacks under the mattress.

 

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They will wipe the same

 

One case where Crisp Uncirculated is NOT desirable.

Unless of course you're into that sort of thing, I guess.

 

Due to a COVID, the war will be held online.

 

would say the main one to be the imminent invasion by Russia and
a loss in confidence of our own
government I guess you could
call this the perfect economic storm
pressures from everywhere !

 

going down in the next couple days
to my LCS and extract more foam
I sure hope they have some different
date Kruger’s.

 

Who needs TP if you have soap and running water.

 

I'm not a stock market guy, but the stock market's been divorced from reality for years, especially since 2008. I think it's related to the buy/sell algorithms. Any nefarious stuff aside, the algorithms make the market be pretty artificial, in my opinion.

 

And we're in positive territory now.

 

And now we're negative.

But wait...

 

I have been investing for over 40 years. Rode out the 1987 crash, the dot.com crash early 2000s, financial collapse of 2007, and I will ride out the bear market that started at the beginning of this year. In all of those, I witnessed the weak hands always bail out at the market bottom and miss out on the subsequent recovery. Investor behavioral psychology is a fascinating thing to watch.

 

Thats one way to beat inflation send the young off to war, bring them home, have more babies. Walla, fresh new start. Way to go world leaders!

 

Mostly negative…LOL

 

As I understand it, big swings also trap a lot of heavily leveraged "investors" (speculators). That's one reason I've never been tempted by leverage. Sure, it means I've missed opportunities that would've made me a lot richer. I've also missed "opportunities" that would've bankrupted me.

 

or not...

 

FB opened at $191, closed at $207 and change. Would've been a great morning to buy more FB.

GOOG went from $2495 to $2555. (Edit: typo, it closed at $2655.)

PYPL went from $94.50 to $105, over a 10% increase. (Of course, it's still off nearly 2/3 from its high back in July.)

I wasn't convinced that this morning's market pessimism was well-founded, but I'm even less convinced that this afternoon's euphoria is well-founded.

 

Well, bring some of them home. And, hey, lots of job creation, rebuilding all the stuff that got blown up.

 

My ammo and guns have done fairly well the last couple of years.