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Are Stocks Cheap?
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Flow not stock.
Stocks could be dirt cheap. Your entire portfolio might only buy a few feathered turds in 10 years but that's what we're going for.
We all know Mr. Yellen wants to print.
Only snotty nosed brats bother with stocks. The big dogs are buying up prime real estate and building multi story apartments to house their slaves. They get between 30% to 100% yearly return on their (2%) money.
Based on that chart, we have about 3 to 4 more years of ramp up on the major indexes before the crash. The line crossed up over this level oraound 1996 and peaked out much higher at around 2000.
cheap is a relative term. I don't buy stocks because I am not in on the manipulations of their values and do not feel like playing the patsy for those who are.
But the suit looks good on you.
Ask me when nominal and inflation adjusted converge...
Yes, because they are still below latest crash levels
Re: Yes, because they are still below latest crash levels
FTW!
You has newletter? I'd like to invest.
Depends, do I gotta decide before or after the party?
You can decide after, but it will cost you. It's all there in the rental agreement.
Jamie to renter: "maybe there's a way we can work out this back rent without you paying me anything."
Works for politicians.
I can't afford to pay you Tuesday LTeR. Will a kidney do?
Jamie just wants a hummer. To get your check for a Kidney donation, cue up over there. It's the long line.
These charts are so 2001
Relative to the all time high, Yes. This has a lot of room to run. As long as the fed is pumping in liquitity, you'd be a fool to sell your positions. You would also be a fool to buy at these levels. Lets see how high the mania can take us and when the music stops move your ass(ets) very quickly
I published a "schematic" that had overlays and charts representative of P/Es approaching 20:1 on the S&P.
I've the deepest respect for the Tylers. This shit is getting old fellas. Tyler if you want to hold your Ukranian/Gasprom 20 yr. options that's fine. We're talking about the here and now! How do we define short term/ mid term / long term decisions?
How do those objectives define a return relative to their individual vs unknown <value>?
Of course I'm joking when I use such general terms. So is you're dipshit 2&20 Maddoff protoge. Do you're own "due dilligence" people!
I would purchase a flawed diamond before equitable stock in almost anything...
All I invest in is colt firearms. Hopefully this pays dividends. I.e he who holds a colt gets thee gold.
While Yellen, Dudley, Evans and Rosengren increase printing the Hedge funds and bankers buy up property. The fed will keep killing the US dollar to help the banksters out.
The landlords keep raising the rents and burying the renters with more debt.
Pottersville is the eventual goal of perpetual debt slaves owned by Wall Street. A source of endless cheap labor with debts that can never be paid back.
All that's needed now is a re-write of bankruptcy laws again to make it like student loans, non excusable. The banksters will have a debt prison without bars.
WW3 or debt serfdom. Either choice is good.
yeah, but the last 2 times they kept on being expensive for 3 years so don't short I guess... let's keep going sideways for 3 years.
Over the last couple of years I told Lloyd and Jamie to eat my shorts. They enjoyed said shorts with a nice Malbec. I'm left with 20/20.
Let me guess?
In historic terms, EVERYTHING is expensive right now: Stocks, Gold, Real Estate, Bitcoin.
This must the the fiat/USD and its owners very happy, as it keeps up its demand (to buy all these things).
Hell yeah they're cheap, you can't put a price on a dream baby.