Thread: Birchtree's Account Talk

Agree... I have been accumulating a few, especially BTU...

This came out today.... "Morgan Stanley eyes coal bottom, Peabody Energy seen best way to play"
Calling a Bottom in Coal, Courtesy of the Polar Vortex - Stocks To Watch - Barrons.com

Dow Posts New High: What Does It Mean For Investors? | Seeking Alpha

It means party like it's 1995.

It would appear that the fair value dirty rats held back big time on the I fund yesterday - but no care because it will return with a vengeance at some point in the next few days.

There are still so many nonbelievers in this bull market - that's just the way it's supposed to happen. If you don't buy'em now they will only cost more months from now.

You better sit down. "If the market simply performed according to the average modern day bull markets, it would last another 3 1/2 years and rise 74%, So let the Chicken Littles, the RMI permabears and the nathering nabobs of negativity tell you why the bull market is over. If history is our guide, the bull still has a lot more gains to give us."

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article45553.html

"This stocks stealth bull market is one of the greatest bull markets in history."

"Investors that followed a disciplined approach in 1994 were rewarded with a 37% gain in stocks." Here comes 2014.

"The peak in the stock market comes around the time of the yield curve inversion, ahead of the recession and accompanying downturn in corporate profits. Fed members do not expect to raise rates above 3% until sometime in 2017, at the earliest."

Bear market won’t come until the yield curve says so: Kleintop - The Tell - MarketWatch

What Is Dow Theory Telling Us Now? | Chris Ciovacco | Safehaven.com

Buy, buy, buy, every day until the world ends - that's my game.

Just don't go into the I fund unless you want to sacrifice your - well you know.

Hi Birch. I see you don't care much for the S fund. But 223 of us of have all our TSP money in there. You may be on to some thing.

Oh, what a very nice day - just the kind of day that was necessary.

Treasury-bond market shows signs of fear, panic buying - MarketWatch

"Stock markets always crash from the top when nearly all the fools speculating in them are certain they can do nothing but continue to keep going up forever. Always. This is drivel, wrapped in nonsense, covered with manure."

I don't hear a word they're saying - I'm just going to keep my money working and perhaps my oceanic account will be fortunate enough to pull down $1M this year.

So everyone is nervous - that's simply purrfect, because I'm buying something everyday. A sideways drift through June is the best approach for my buying. I made a lot of money in the last two years so I can wait awhile longer for my next +$1M. I just have to keep reminding myself that dividends are forever and forever is a very long time. I'll still have a very nice income stream as long as capitalism prevails.