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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #50 on: February 20, 2014, 12:02:13 PM »

so its safe to assume that you are a power figure and among the elite of the elite in the financial world, due to this game being easy.

"pissant" - notice how your name wasnt modified in any way, you took out all the hard work for me, making the game easier, so to speak
First I never mentioned/bragged about any position I had financially or status wise...You can be an investor in any capability it all matters about your % gained not nominal value of your investments or potential investment capital.

And yes, cause saying something might be easier due to the incompetence of SOME players means the game overall is very easy...

EXAMPLE: Its like going to a game of pick up basketball with all Hebrews and 1 autistic child. You think to yourself shit this might be easier  than usual since there is a retard in the game. The game over all is difficult, the autistic child gives you hope it might be easier than normal.

I understand its hard to read text while you are cross eyed and foaming at the mouth due to being birth by a mother who was hookedon meth. Strong logic for sure, im sure you graduated from Harvard.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #51 on: February 20, 2014, 12:07:16 PM »
yes cause saying something might be easier due to the incompetence of SOME players means the game overall is very easy...

EXAMPLE: Its like going to a game of pick up basketball with all Hebrews and 1 autistic child. You think to yourself shit this might be easier  than usual since there is a retard in the game. The game over all is diffcult the autistic child gives you hope it might be easier than normal.

Strong logic though im sure you graduated from Harvard.

I enjoyed the back peddling induced edit to your original post.


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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #52 on: February 20, 2014, 12:07:51 PM »
I enjoyed the back peddling induced edit to your original post.


I only added to the eloquence of my rebuttal no backpedaling was done...

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #53 on: February 20, 2014, 12:08:57 PM »
I only added to the eloquence of my rebuttal no backpedaling was done...

I think I added a taste of class and "eloquence" to my "rebuttal".


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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #54 on: February 20, 2014, 12:11:51 PM »
I think I added a taste of class and "eloquence" to my "rebuttal".



ehhh find it pretty petty actually. You built a straw-man, i rebutted , you build another straw-man then post a pic of some dudes ass...

Childish to bordering on downs to say the least.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #55 on: February 20, 2014, 12:13:40 PM »
ehhh find it pretty petty actually. You built a straw-man, i rebutted , you build another straw-man then post a pic of some dudes ass...

Childish to bordering on downs to say the least.

im unfamiliar with the term straw man. elab plz


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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #56 on: February 20, 2014, 12:18:56 PM »
im unfamiliar with the term straw man. elab plz


wouldnt expect someone with a lame "streetwear" brand as their avi to under much of anything.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #57 on: February 20, 2014, 12:21:31 PM »
wouldnt expect someone with a lame "streetwear" brand as their avi to under much of anything.

I enjoy art.

Ive been a fan of shepard fairey for years.

making assumptions based on my avatar is about as real life relevant as making assumptions based on your username.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #58 on: February 20, 2014, 12:25:24 PM »
i know someone who lost a million usd despite having had alleged inside info in the stockmarkets.

all gone.

ofc its not "gone", only went to someone else
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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #59 on: February 20, 2014, 12:26:24 PM »
i know someone who lost a million usd despite having had alleged inside info in the stockmarkets.

all gone.

ofc its not "gone", only went to someone else

it went to pissant "gordon gecko"

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #60 on: February 20, 2014, 12:32:54 PM »
i know someone who lost a million usd despite having had alleged inside info in the stockmarkets.

all gone.

ofc its not "gone", only went to someone else
Your info is only as good as your source. Its like journalism.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #61 on: February 20, 2014, 12:35:34 PM »
Yeah, totally, a 50% return rate is completely realistic.
With a 70% yearly return on $1000 for 50 years, you will own all the money available in the world converted to dollar currency.

Having a solid 5%-10% yearly return is considered pretty damn good.

Also, if you want to go the "what if"-route. Consider getting a time machine and buying up xcelera stocks the year before they went up by 72 000% (yes, 72k %).

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #62 on: February 20, 2014, 12:39:24 PM »
People who invest in gold are idiots.  When you see if being worn by porch monkeys how can you call it a sound investment?

Not always. You can for example short sell gold commodities at market dips and make some cash.  ;D

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #63 on: February 20, 2014, 12:46:34 PM »
florian homm had solid roi rates
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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #64 on: February 20, 2014, 12:56:48 PM »
Skorp1o as a value investor myself you are a disgrace by the way you frame yourself. You make it sound so trite and easy. You sell false hopes and dreams not only to your self but others. Its disgusting to see someone minimize the amount of work, blood  and sweat it takes to find a good investment and to stick with it. Warren Buffett didn't wake up one day invest in a business an get rich...the man spent  almost every waking hour of his day analyzing, reading, and learning. You do that in any legit field and you will be a success.  Truly disgusts me when people make equity investing seem like some kinda video game where you press a button and become rich...those stories happen but they are few and far between.

Heres a great quote by Munger( you do know who munger is since you are so knowledge, right?):

 "It's(investing) not supposed to be easy. Anyone who finds it easy is stupid."

I think hes referring to you!


EDIT: ps i love your example of investing in a fund that makes 50% per year lol. You are so foolish  ;D In a way I love people like you. Makes the game easier.

Congratulations, this is officially the dumbest post on this thread.

You can't discredit me when I am giving my own real life examples quoting tickers for such investment  you can verify for yourself, you discredit me while providing zero substantiation and no valid argument but empty insults reflecting your low intelligence. For morrons like you id say stay away from the market.

And whilst I head on exotic holidays, and whilst I'll be banging a fine ass 20yr old chick  20 yr old chick with massive plastic tits and dining then fucking her til sweat drips on my ripped up pecs. You can sit here on your fat American ass and tell the world that I am an idiot all day long  :D

I tried to give people some motivational thoughts on possibilities in this world, its what I thrive on....hope, but it seems the will of the pessimists and what I call "poor man's mentality" is way too rife. So go fuck yourself  :P
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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #65 on: February 20, 2014, 01:04:14 PM »
Congratulations, this is officially the dumbest post on this thread.

You can't discredit me when I am giving my own real life examples quoting tickers for such investment  you can verify for yourself, you discredit me while providing zero substantiation and no valid argument but empty insults reflecting your low intelligence. For morrons like you id say stay away from the market.

And whilst I head on exotic holidays, and whilst I'll be banging a fine ass 20yr old chick  20 yr old chick with massive plastic tits and dining then fucking her til sweat drips on my ripped up pecs. You can sit here on your fat American ass and tell the world that I am an idiot all day long  :D

I tried to give people some motivational thoughts on possibilities in this world, its what I thrive on....hope, but it seems the will of the pessimists and what I call "poor man's mentality" is way too rife. So go fuck yourself  :P

I can vouch for it not being an American thing.

Hes a dork.

Plain/simple.

melting down from his (grandmothers) basement as we speak.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #66 on: February 20, 2014, 01:05:16 PM »
Congratulations, this is officially the dumbest post on this thread.

You can't discredit me when I am giving my own real life examples quoting tickers for such investment  you can verify for yourself, you discredit me while providing zero substantiation and no valid argument but empty insults reflecting your low intelligence. For morrons like you id say stay away from the market.

And whilst this week I managed to book my self a holiday in an exotic place for two weeks all paid for from returns, and whilst I'll be banging a fine ass chick  20 yr old chick this weekend with massive plastic tits wining and dining then fucking her til seat drips on my ripped up abs. You can sit here on your fat American ass and tell the world that I am an idiot I am all day long  :D

I tried to give people some motivational thoughts on possibilities in this world, its what I thrive on....hope, but it seems the will of the pessimists and what I call "poor man's mentality" is way too rife. So go fuck yourself  :P

your motivational insight was as follow...

go back in time and hold Berkshire for 20+ years.
Invest in a fund that made a onetime gain of 50% in a year hoping it will continue making 50% every year.

The fact that you have to brag about your self over a message board just shows how truly insecure you are. Show me wealthy fund managers who are on forums bragging about taking exotic vacations and banging 1k an hour escorts while high on Colombian cocaine. Id love to see it.

Anyone can give real life examples...2 personally from last year: I invested in PSX shortly after COP spun if off made around 100% gain. I investing HY shortly after NACCO giving 100%+ gain.

Now what you need to under stand is saying what you invested in and how much you made is meaningless. The true art is how you found your investments not what price did you buy and sell them at. You talk nothing of valuation or investment strategy. Remember friend,  Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. You are still stuck on the events stage of thinking.


You sound like a charlatan on an infomercial rather than an astute serious investor.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #67 on: February 20, 2014, 01:13:21 PM »
your motivational insight was as follow...

go back in time and hold Berkshire for 20+ years.
Invest in a fund that made a onetime gain of 50% in a year hoping it will continue making 50% every year.

The fact that you have to brag about your self over a message board just shows how truly insecure you are. Show me wealthy fund managers who are on forums bragging about taking exotic vacations and banging 1k an hour escorts while high on Colombian cocaine. Id love to see it.

Anyone can give real life examples...2 personally from last year: I invested in PSX shortly after COP spun if off made around 100% gain. I investing HY shortly after NACCO giving 100%+ gain.

Now what you need to under stand is saying what you invested in and how much you made is meaningless. The true art is how you found your investments not what price did you buy and sell them at. You talk nothing of valuation or investment strategy. Remember friend,  Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. You are still stuck on the events stage of thinking.


You sound like a charlatan on an infomercial rather than an astute serious investor.


Go fuck yourself you deluded prick lol another gimmick picking a fight with me due to inferiority sentiments...your post screams envious little girl all over it.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #68 on: February 20, 2014, 01:15:11 PM »
Go fuck yourself you deluded prick lol another gimmick picking a fight with me due to inferiority sentiments...your post screams envious little girl all over it.



I dont even know you what is there to be envious over? Black text?

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #69 on: February 20, 2014, 01:20:54 PM »
Go fuck yourself you deluded prick lol another gimmick picking a fight with me due to inferiority sentiments...your post screams envious little girl all over it.



You're such an insecure retard trying to downgrade people to make yourself seem better.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #70 on: February 20, 2014, 01:23:59 PM »
You're such an insecure retard trying to downgrade people to make yourself seem better.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #71 on: February 20, 2014, 01:24:26 PM »
You're such an insecure retard trying to downgrade people to make yourself seem better.

Here comes the Psychology Phd with my psychometric score  ::)
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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #72 on: February 20, 2014, 01:24:47 PM »
i'm making a killing on the stock market

join the discussion.

so pissant can shoot holes in it.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #73 on: February 20, 2014, 01:37:17 PM »
Berkshire Hathaway has no correlation to markets and trading.

Buffet has bought government influence and legislation since the beginning. His results are not due to any trading methodology and most traders know this.

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Re: Food for thoughts (Investing in Stocks)
« Reply #74 on: February 20, 2014, 01:39:42 PM »
Berkshire Hathaway has no correlation to markets and trading.

Buffet has bought government influence and legislation since the beginning. His results are not due to any trading methodology and most traders know this.

Lies. Market maker through legislation. ;D