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How much longer will this bear market go on for?
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Does anyone remember this statement of the century ever made here on MSE ? Probably most people (if not all) who actively engaged in this thread .....Just remember you just need to get about 60%+ (or the like) of your prediction right you are already like the legend in Investing / Trading such as Jim Simons, Peter Lynch, Warren Buffet, Howard Marks, etc
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Yes but as Type_45 predicted both a rise (prior to a fall) and a fall, it's hard to know what would disprove his predictions in the short term.
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coyrls said:Yes but as Type_45 predicted both a rise (prior to a fall) and a fall, it's hard to know what would disprove his predictions in the short term."grumiofoundation" summarizing a few of them. Pay attention the last prediction the stock market will lose 80% of its value.What is really amazing is that there is no scientific works such as statistics, historical data, technical analysis, consensus opinion from experts in economics and finance, acute Analysts / Strategists have been presented so the people who are interested could at least follow the logic of those predictions. It seems like pure prophecy works and/or following the hypes from social media from pure, blind speculators who do not have a proper background in economics, finance; stock-market and trading/investing.0
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adindas said:coyrls said:Yes but as Type_45 predicted both a rise (prior to a fall) and a fall, it's hard to know what would disprove his predictions in the short term.
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coyrls said:adindas said:coyrls said:Yes but as Type_45 predicted both a rise (prior to a fall) and a fall, it's hard to know what would disprove his predictions in the short term.
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coyrls said:adindas said:coyrls said:Yes but as Type_45 predicted both a rise (prior to a fall) and a fall, it's hard to know what would disprove his predictions in the short term.0
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Swipe said:0
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Swipe said:
Counting extra funds added isn't really recovering losses.3 -
Adyinvestment said:Swipe said:
Counting extra funds added isn't really recovering losses.0
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