Now I may be a novice but I am trying to learn

Generali

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

At a price & to have that price you have to have all the other stuff.

Ok, whatever you say.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Generali wrote: »

Ok, whatever you say.

I knew you would come around.

Generali

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

I knew you would come around.

If you know it all already then what are you trying to learn?*



*Retorical question, please don't depreciate your keyboard on me any more. Really.

JonnyBravo

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

Possibly....

I certainly wouldn't of advised anyone buying the pound 2 weeks ago if I knew this meant people would be worse off if the pound rate dropped.

To me, at that time, it was a foregone conclusion it was going to drop.

At the time I thought hold on, I cant be hearing this & then thought maybe I was wrong & buying high made you money somehow...

I had to question myself & just looked at it again today.

Brilliant.

Someone else who knows it all with certainty after the event.

It is human nature to remember such occasions and to forget or diminish the times you got it wrong.
If you're so brilliant then playing the stock market, FX market and the like must be a doddle for you?

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Generali wrote: »

If you know it all already then what are you trying to learn?*



*Retorical question, please don't depreciate your keyboard on me any more. Really.

No problem.

At the moment it isn't really a reactive, emotional market that is driven by short term profiteering at all is it..

It must be my imagination. *





* not retorical statement, purely phsychology.

Generali

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

No problem.

At the moment it isn't really a reactive, emotional market that is driven by short term profiteering at all is it..

It must be my imagination. *





* not retorical statement, purely phsychology.

Just popping you on ignore now. I'll take you off in a day or two.

Toodle pip!

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Generali wrote: »

Just popping you on ignore now. I'll take you off in a day or two.

Toodle pip!

No probs.


True colours coming out now old boy..

1984ReturnsForReal_2

JonnyBravo wrote: »

Brilliant.

Someone else who knows it all with certainty after the event.

It is human nature to remember such occasions and to forget or diminish the times you got it wrong.
If you're so brilliant then playing the stock market, FX market and the like must be a doddle for you?

No. Contrary to your belief I am not brilliant at markets.

I just knew the extent of debt the UK is suffering hadnt been widely published at that time & would have an effect.

Now I am off to get my brakes fixed on my car. Its a consequence of having to press the brake preddle funnily enough not because of a decision to do it.

CLAPTON

Just to add; when something is obvious i.e. everyone is saying the same thing... like the pound will fall below the level of the euro
then maybe they are right in which case it should already have happened as all those clever people will have shorted the pound
or maybe they are wrong

JonnyBravo

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

No. Contrary to your belief I am not brilliant at markets.

Really?

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

I just knew the extent of debt the UK is suffering hadnt been widely published at that time & would have an effect.

Not widely published? Don't make me laugh.
Tell me where you get your info that the bods in the city can't get.
Or would you have to kill me?

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

Now I am off to get my brakes fixed on my car. Its a consequence of having to press the brake preddle funnily enough not because of a decision to do it.

I'm surprised you need brakes. I'd have thought you'd be coasting to a stop long before it was obvious you needed to brake.