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Its A Bull, Its A Bear, Its Suptertrader! (21 Mar 2006) The higher the market goes the more confusing are the "experts". In the September 14 issue of Investor's Business Daily newspaper we find the great prognosticators such as:
Its A Duck (21 Mar 2006) If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck and looks like a duck it must be a duck.
Its Better (21 Mar 2006) Question: How does it get better when it gets worse?
Its Snowing (21 Mar 2006) The Winter Games for the Olympics are coming up soon and many will want to go to see the giant slalom event. That's the one where the skier starts off from the little hut at the top of a long slope, picks up speed and makes his way around poles on the way down. Each turn about a pole is precarious and some fall on the way down and are wiped out.
Jack and Jill (21 Mar 2006) Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a
bucket of …money. Money? They are continuing
to fill their bucket with stocks without any
consideration to the value of these equities.
They are not worried at all as they are buying
"safe" mutual funds.
Keep Your Profits (21 Mar 2006) It looks like we have now entered a new bull phase in the stock market and I have a question for you. Will you give back the profits that you make this time as you did in 2000? You sure don't want to, but you are not going to get any help from your broker.
Kick The Tires (21 Mar 2006) Before you buy another car you walk around the lot, kick the tires, slam the doors and look at the mileage indicator. That's an odometer. I know. That is about all the "research" you can do other than what the car salesman tells you and I hope you know better than to believe him.
KISS Formula (21 Mar 2006) There are formulas for just about everything,
but it has been shown that the simpler the
formula or method of doing a particular task
the better it works. It has evolved down to
KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid.
Know Your Tolerance for Investment Risk Before Designing an Investing Program (10 Aug 2006) Know Your Tolerance for Investment Risk Before Designing an Investing Program by Mark Kramer What is risk tolerance and how does it influence your investment decisions? Understanding what you can and cannot emotionally tolerate losing will help you .......
Laws and Efficiencies and Theories of Diminishing Returns (21 Mar 2006) In aviation there is a hyperbolic curve with coefficients of drag that makes aircraft design nearly obsolete when dealing within the boundaries of the atmosphere with the relationships of time, speed and distance equations. Will a particular stock go up forever?
