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Thank you, nice reading.
i dotn understand why anyone with only a 10% correction is bullish and finds need to buy market.....ok i can understand why not gunning short all at once here but still be long vs. in cash or increasing shorts on rallies? The econ is already slowing and stimulus has only begun to cease while taxes are for sure going up. Is that a recipie to buy stocks?
Did the SNB just come into the FX arena? looka t USD/CHF
US GDP grows 2% on I-phones, nothing but I-phones, and only I-phones. The rest of the GDP production is -10% but they are excluded. LOL
Anybody who thinks you should own this market long from an "investment" perspective versus a "trading" perspective needs their head examined.....who in the end loves to be separated from their money.