Bulls & Bears -What's the difference?

System

Rollerball wrote: »

Bulls tend to be on this forum from early morning to late at night and have lets say some serious personal issues. - a fear of going outside and meeting real people. They prefer to converse with their internet buddies in a virtual world. In the unlikely event of them ever meeting a woman they'd run a mile.

Whereas bears tend to be somewhat more normal folks who are just interested in putting a roof over their family's heads.

What a remarkably pathetic post, well done.

Really2

Rollerball wrote: »

Check out any thread on this forum, you'll find the same sad individuals (chucky, Joeskeppi, Really2, StevieJ) on here 24/7 come rain or shine with nothing more purposeful to do than try to wind Graham Devon up and thank each other posts. Get a life guys please.

We love you fatpig.:T No one talking to you didums.
We love ranting sockys, who do you log in under the rest of the time? I have better things to do most evenings:)

Conrad

Rollerball wrote: »

Whereas bears tend to be somewhat more normal folks who are just interested in putting a roof over their family's heads.

Bulls bare much closer resemblance to the majority public, in that the general spirit is to get on with life and accept a modicum of risk and not measure everything.

Bears conversely are extreme money centric individuals who have a pathalogical fear of loss, which psychologists say stems from early imprints they wont likely be even aware of - for a example being left too long without sustinance thereby having an early imprint shaped by this loss of control over bio security.
This manifests later on as overly controlling / uber bargain hunting / money ticket preservationist.

Bears will typcialy feel the need to over prepare, hence the desire to amass cash before buying and then scoff piously at others with a more sanguine, mature approach to life.

A bear has a general sense all could be better with the world. A bull has the general sense the world is probably about as good as can be expected.

A classic bear processing of the UK economy would highlight the lack of the prodcution of real things.
A classic bull will instead focus on all the sports we gave the world, the music, the film expertise and less Germanic outputs.

JonnyBravo

Rollerball wrote: »

Check out any thread on this forum, you'll find the same sad individuals (chucky, Joeskeppi, Really2, StevieJ) on here 24/7 come rain or shine with nothing more purposeful to do than try to wind Graham Devon up and thank each other posts. Get a life guys please.

Rich coming from somone who mysteriously* seems to crop up on ad44downey/fatpig/napoleon (how I miss him, please come back)/pizzagirl/cardsharps threads and thanks them religiously.

* Perhaps they not only share sentiment, but a keyboard too??

:cool:

System

Arf, someone is having a bit of a breakdown.

Really2

Rollerball wrote: »

Good luck guys, don't forget to all post on this thread now and then thank each other for doing so!

OK will do, if you could get fatpig, nepoleon and a few of the others to do the same for you
You are obviously felling a bit under thanked today.

Must be the hot weather.

ad9898_3

Bulls & Bears -What's the difference?

The answer to this is simple

A bull as a VI in prices rising. Maybe they have bought at or near peak, maybe they are a BTL'r, maybe their employment has direct contact with the housing market, maybe they used their house as a cash machine once to often etc..... or maybe they are just greedy.

A bear as a VI in prices falling. Maybe they are too young to have bought previously, maybe they don't earn enough to buy, maybe they missed the boat in '96-2000, maybe they have suffered a death/divorce which has left them financially poorer, or maybe they are just bitter.

StevieJ

ad9898 wrote: »

Bulls & Bears -What's the difference?

The answer to this is simple

A bull as a VI in prices rising. Maybe they have bought at or near peak, maybe they are a BTL'r, maybe their employment has direct contact with the housing market, maybe they used their house as a cash machine once to often etc..... or maybe they are just greedy.

A bear as a VI in prices falling. Maybe they are too young to have bought previously, maybe they don't earn enough to buy, maybe they missed the boat in '96-2000, maybe they have suffered a death/divorce which has left them financially poorer, or maybe they are just bitter, or maybe they are just greedy .

You missed a bit out

Really2

ad9898 wrote: »

Bulls & Bears -What's the difference?

The answer to this is simple

A bull as a VI in prices rising. Maybe they have bought at or near peak, maybe they are a BTL'r, maybe their employment has direct contact with the housing market, maybe they used their house as a cash machine once to often etc..... or maybe they are just greedy.

A bear as a VI in prices falling. Maybe they are too young to have bought previously, maybe they don't earn enough to buy, maybe they missed the boat in '96-2000, maybe they have suffered a death/divorce which has left them financially poorer, or maybe they are just bitter.

I don't know why I found that funny.:)

Really2

mmm debate or just fire out insults. Sounds familiar.:rolleyes:

But not a great advert for the difference between bears and bulls post is it.