@AwakenedOutlaw@TheRipCord Does anyone see what I see? I mean, what better way to say FU to the deep state...... than what appears to be a figure raising an arm like an MMA fighter who won a fight with his big, red, c__k sticking straight out, as to say - stick it to them?
@joelange Joe, you keep this up (w/ these country & God posts) me and my wife will have to sell and move back to God's country from the concrete jungle we're in now 5 years before planned. 😆 - your posts might end up costing us 10's of thousands if not hundreds of thousands.....lol
@joelange Or, very brutal - all that time left to your thoughts. Unless of course you've attached a pen and notepad to the mower so you can jot down your thoughts for later use? 😉
@joelange Mowing 5 acres, been there done that, can be very cathartic. At least for the first month or two of the mowing season. By mid summer, you're over it. 😆. But, seeing how you think and put thought to text those many hours on the mower must either be very cathartic as well.....
@joelange Merry Christmas Joe. Blessings to you and your family. I am fully behind your 2026 prediction. As a loyal follower, I'm looking forward to more 'Lange'isms' (aka Wisdom) in the New Year.
@joelange Merry Christmas Joe. Blessings to you and your family. I am fully behind your 2026 prediction. As a loyal follower, I'm looking forward to more 'Lange'isms' (aka Wisdom) in the New Year.
There’s one chart that in my opinion is more important than the others.
It’s a “one year” “weekly” chart with a slow stochastic and RSI (relative strength index). Plus volume bars.
That one chart, will better help you to ride bull markets and exit bear markets.
It’s a slower time frame, won’t tell you when the exact top or bottom is in, it will just tell you whether your risk is high or low.
When the stochastic gets to the top “overbought” area, your risk is high.
When it gets down near the bottom in the “oversold” area, your risk is less.
Anybody can use a chart to reduce their risk.
Here’s an example of that chart for MSTR:
The stochastic and RSI are on the bottom, so risk is “lower.”
But that doesn’t mean the bottom is in.
Trying to catch the bottom, is like trying to catch a hot knife.
Instead, now that the stochastic and RSI are on the bottom, you WAIT for them to turn up and almost out of that “oversold” area.
You WAIT for confirmation that the downtrend is actually changing.
@joelange I too, like many on here, wondered where Joe had gone - radio silent. However, having followed you for some time now I figured you'd be up to your elbows doing something productive. Question: Are those vinyl or metal siding? The ceiling looks to be the same material. Flooring?
@joelange You know what would make this space even cooler Joe? More than already is? Two big 'badass fans'. Look them up if you don't already know about it you'll be glad you did. And, by the color and amount that remains on those trees, it looks to be a late fall foliage.
@joelange Love how you answer with questions. Those questions you raise remind us - we already (me in this case) know the answers. Thanks, sometimes we all need to be reminded that the answers are in plain sight. Or, history has told us!
@joelange So, in your opinion no black Monday as it pertains to the stock market? But, instead a migration of how the system is backed and not a wipe out then rebuild? I ask as I'm in the process of retiring and unfortunately 75% or more of our assets for retirement is where its tied to