We knew a month in advance that the Fed was going to announce something this week. (Next month, I predict something big will happen when the Fed testifies again, just you watch!) A coin toss could have told you something big was going to happen this week. Something big has happened like every week since September.
We knew a month in advance that the Fed was going to announce something this week. (Next month, I predict something big will happen when the Fed testifies again, just you watch!) A coin toss could have told you something big was going to happen this week. Something big has happened like every week since September.
This does not count. 3/15 is 3/15. As someone said, big things happen all the time these days. That's how these prognosticators pull it off, they play the odds.
Next stop Dow 2800 choo choo!!![]()
We knew a month in advance that the Fed was going to announce something this week. (Next month, I predict something big will happen when the Fed testifies again, just you watch!) A coin toss could have told you something big was going to happen this week. Something big has happened like every week since September.
That's right, assume & fill in holes.Regarding this week's "collapse," he was quoted as saying...
" to be straight forward i really don’t know what bizarre direction the market is going to go this week"
SO. With that in mind, may we assume that his prediction had NOTHING TO DO with the direction of the stock market, but that it had more to do with the Federal Reserve giving up the USD for dead? Hmmm?
That's actually a good idea. I might just start up a website, do stupid stuff with it, say I have insider information, and conspiracy theorists will be all over it, and I'll be able to profit from it as a result. It's seriously a good idea: scams...Feel free to start a website and charge $700-$1400 per year for access if it's that easy.
Maybe it's not luck, but it's probably nothing special considering there have been many market analysts/traders (at least that I follow), who have called the market, and actually give you reasons why, insteading it having to be a huge mystery (oooooh). They're also much cheaper (and some completely free), too.No matter what, reinhardt didn't just get lucky to get the reputation he has. You actually have to make solid (and profitable!) predictions. I know for a fact he's made quite a lot of money for people that followed his advice. Did you see the page he posted a few days before the Feb 9 prediction date? In huge letters "SHORT NOW". What happened? Dow dropped 1000+ in the following weeks.
That's right, assume & fill in holes.
That's actually a good idea. I might just start up a website, do stupid stuff with it, say I have insider information, and conspiracy theorists will be all over it, and I'll be able to profit from it as a result. It's seriously a good idea: scams...
Maybe it's not luck, but it's probably nothing special considering there have been many market analysts/traders (at least that I follow), who have called the market, and actually give you reasons why, insteading it having to be a huge mystery (oooooh). They're also much cheaper (and some completely free), too.