Thread: Exnavyew's Account Talk

Originally Posted by ravensfan

Here, this should keep you in the know about what's going on with the economic calendar...That's all you had to do was ask..

U.S. Economic Calendar

Just kidding of course but thanks!

The S&P 500 hit a new high

Forget the porn, hide stuff like THIS from the kids...and ME especially!

Stockman: Stocks and bonds will 'crash soon'

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/stock...124500059.html

He's been alluding to this for a while. And given the average time frames for bull and bear markets, his speculations have given me pause. I hope he is wrong because I'd rather be trading in a bull market than a bear market any time.

Thanks for posting.

FS

Post deleted by Exnavyew.

Originally Posted by FogSailing

He's been alluding to this for a while. And given the average time frames for bull and bear markets, his speculations have given me pause. I hope he is wrong because I'd rather be trading in a bull market than a bear market any time.

Thanks for posting.

FS

Stockman was the budget director in Reagan's administration and I recall an incident when he said something publicly that made the Reagan administration look bad. (early 80's) A magazine cover at the time showed him being 'taken out to the woodshed' by the chief of staff.
There's always gonna be doom-sayers I guess. Just plain hope he's wrong or at least I'm quick enough to get out before too much damage! Even if he's wrong it just seems like we're due for a 'correction' at some point. Good Luck trading always!

TSP Sees Modest Growth in May - Pay & Benefits - GovExec.com

Amazon.com: get what's yours

Expect pullback this summer: Strategist

"Investors should expect a 3 to 5 percent pullback in stocks this month into July, with the S&P 500 (INDEX: .SPX) falling back to 2,000 by mid-July, veteran strategist Nick Colas said Tuesday."

GULP.

Flee to the I-fund?

Expect pullback this summer: Strategist - Yahoo Finance

Greek unemployment rate stable at 25.6%

(But other than that how did you like the play Mrs. Lincoln?)

Greek unemployment rate stable at 25.6% - MarketWatch

Anybody else in the I-fund today? Ouch!