Why Laszlo Birinyi Is Still Riding the Bull - Jeff Sommer, New York Times
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OBGibby's Account Talk
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Why Laszlo Birinyi Is Still Riding the Bull - Jeff Sommer, New York Times
Beware The PIMCO Marketing Machine - Wade Slome, Investing Caffeine
A New Secular Bull Market Has Just Begun - Andrew Parlin, The Exchange
The 10 Tax-Friendliest States for Retirees - Robert Powell, MarketWatch
Market Climbing Little Wall Of Worry - Calafia Beach Pundit
3 Reasons the Bull Market Won’t Die - Jeff Macke, Breakout
10 Reasons the S&P 500 will reach 1,600 this year - Oliver Pursche, MarketWatch
Reasons to Avoid Buying Stocks, and Why You Should Ignore Them - Paul Sullivan, The New York Times
Birchtree
Well-known member
Jonathan: "Dip your toe in the market? You should have been buying in 2009 and 2010, when they were giving stocks away."
RSR: "I've chosen another course - I never get out of the stock market."
It's always darkest before the dawn. It was dark out there - real dark. And yet, we should have all bought more. I'm glad I did.
RSR: "I've chosen another course - I never get out of the stock market."
It's always darkest before the dawn. It was dark out there - real dark. And yet, we should have all bought more. I'm glad I did.
Don't Blame the Fed for Your Own Mistakes - Morgan Housel, Motley Fool
Funny day. Was planning moving my 10% position in S to add to my C or I position today. The market roared out of the gate so far this morning that I thought the cycle of down Mondays had finally been broken so I held back the IFT in hopes of another down day in the near future. I catch a glimpse of the market after the noon IFT deadline had passed and so how quickly the market had reversed itself, and then some! Oh well, let's see what the Italian papers say tomorrow morning about the outcome of their election.
Victor Davis Hanson: Sometimes societies just
plod along, oblivious that the world is being reinvented right under their
noses. "A Brave New World" 3/3/13
VDH's Private Papers:: Brave New World
plod along, oblivious that the world is being reinvented right under their
noses. "A Brave New World" 3/3/13
VDH's Private Papers:: Brave New World
burrocrat
Well-known member
panta rhei. finally. that is good for those who never had nothing. so it begins.
According to my tsp.gov online account, my 'Personal Rate of Return' for the twelve months ending February 28, 2013, was up 4.99%.
Personal Rate of Return
2009 +29.86%
2010 +13.31%
2011 -0.74%
2012 +11.42%
January 31, 2013 +8.20%
February 28, 2013 +4.99%
AUTOTRACKER FOR 2012: 11.97%
Personal Rate of Return
2009 +29.86%
2010 +13.31%
2011 -0.74%
2012 +11.42%
January 31, 2013 +8.20%
February 28, 2013 +4.99%
AUTOTRACKER FOR 2012: 11.97%
Is Market Timing Dead? - Mark Hulbert, MarketWatch
