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<p>[QUOTE="longnine009, post: 2123539, member: 1886"]But luck does play a role in investing Mike. Or do you think you guys are all investing geniuses when the fed's been goosing wallstreet for the last 8 years?</p><p><br /></p><p>That's right keep on stackin'. Speaking for myself only, the mistake was believing that an economic collapse would occur 30 years ago. Well it never happened. But your simply rearranging the rather trite quote: If you always do what you always done you'll always get what you've always got. That's only true if everything remains static. Keep on stackin' is static; the environment is always changing. IMO, it's changing against wallstreet and the USD. So why should I get out of the boat now? This economic abomination may chew carpet next year or ten years from now. But it hardly matters to me because I don't see any opportunity cost for staying in the boat. Thanks to fed liquidity even dung piles in third world countries are over priced. In fact stackers should stop whining about silver being manipulated down and be grateful they can still buy it cheap, for whatever the reason is. </p><p><br /></p><p>And maybe you should stop worrying about stackers and start worrying about wallstreet's unicorns & butterflies complaceny, faith in the fed, and BLS numbers that can use a bit of hallucination management.</p><p><br /></p><p>Hopefully this concludes our quality time together Mike. If it doesn't, at least try to get the name right next time. It's longnine not longlines.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="longnine009, post: 2123539, member: 1886"]But luck does play a role in investing Mike. Or do you think you guys are all investing geniuses when the fed's been goosing wallstreet for the last 8 years? That's right keep on stackin'. Speaking for myself only, the mistake was believing that an economic collapse would occur 30 years ago. Well it never happened. But your simply rearranging the rather trite quote: If you always do what you always done you'll always get what you've always got. That's only true if everything remains static. Keep on stackin' is static; the environment is always changing. IMO, it's changing against wallstreet and the USD. So why should I get out of the boat now? This economic abomination may chew carpet next year or ten years from now. But it hardly matters to me because I don't see any opportunity cost for staying in the boat. Thanks to fed liquidity even dung piles in third world countries are over priced. In fact stackers should stop whining about silver being manipulated down and be grateful they can still buy it cheap, for whatever the reason is. And maybe you should stop worrying about stackers and start worrying about wallstreet's unicorns & butterflies complaceny, faith in the fed, and BLS numbers that can use a bit of hallucination management. Hopefully this concludes our quality time together Mike. If it doesn't, at least try to get the name right next time. It's longnine not longlines.[/QUOTE]
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