@MichaelAArouet@luisbeldroega Agree on every point, my only counterargument would be that they have revived from several crashes and crises before, ww1-ww2 (highly controversial but still), not to speak about after ww2, ofc beneficiary from Marshall Plan but still...But who knows, maybe they're toast forever.
@PodContrarian@marketplunger1 Jesus, read all the market wizards...Plenty of them! Besides, I can guarantee lots of successful "value/contrarian/xxx "investors" use technical analysis very much. Of course it works, only 1% of traders know how to use it though. Hint: volatility contractions and Bollinger Bands
@TaviCosta Here is some well deserved credit; you are actually good at technical analysis, unlike many other macro guys. Every time you point out a chart, it is good timing, and you stick to the long term trends. Your other analytical capabilities goes without saying, cheers!
@calvinfroedge Thx for answer, have a very hard time seeing you would get anyone better than that, either from the republican side or from a new party. Perhaps one should hope for him unleashing a new trend, with the path towards your points, 8-12 years, we'll see.
@marketplunger1 Depends on what you are aiming for, short term mean reversion bounce (choppy - trading like ARKK 23-24) or long term trend. Only judging by the chart, I would argue a long term trend reversal is a low probability event at this stage.
@GenevaInvestor@MichaelAArouet Yes, I agreeβwith the caveat that France and many other countries also contributed their fair share to the bureaucratic burden. That said, Germany had no right to bully southern Europe, especially considering how much it benefited from the crisis-driven depreciation of the euro.
@GenevaInvestor@MichaelAArouet Agree with almost everything you said! Perhaps I wouldn't say that European growth between ww2 and 1990 was based on Germany being split in two. However, everything else I couldn't have outlined better than you did. Your first paragraph is very true, yet few know this.
@RockBtmEntries@MLPotash Interesting! Personally I view the American deposit as 90% of the case and this just being a very natural mean reversion to the same moving average as earlier. Guess I could be dead wrong ;)
@RockBtmEntries@MLPotash Oh ok, so you sold it all? But do you consider the Mexican option to be that influential of the case, as in the case for the stock being dead?
@ZubyMusic Think you are correct about almost everything you write, regarding this matter you are absolutely incorrect. Revisit in 5 years when you realize btc is down with nasdaq ;)