DoomerGloomerBloomer

DoomerGloomerBloomer t1_iuev27i wrote

Reply to comment by attofreak in Anybody shorting the market by nvk1196

LOL what an insufferable asshole. You probably think you're a lot smarter thsn you actually are.

EMH is not "quantifiably false". You like saying "quantifiable" a lot, yet you don't know what that even means.

Since you are easily confused by EMH and the saying, "it's priced in", I know I'm wasting time with the likes of you.

Rest assured, the markets are extremely efficient. You don't have to like it, but the preponderance of the evidence is clear: information, whether factually accurate or not, is used by market participants when trading securities.

Again, that fact seems to simultaneously confuse and trigger you, but your feelings are irrelevant to the facts.

Now, go back to your room and wallow in your own misery. Bitch.

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DoomerGloomerBloomer t1_iuem931 wrote

Reply to comment by attofreak in Anybody shorting the market by nvk1196

How about you try googling it instead of arguing with the person who answered your question?

There is no quantifiable reason behind it. Fucking google it, noob, and learn what the efficient market hypothesis is while you're at it.

None of this means the market machinations are accurate or make any sense - they don't - but at least you'll understand why they are all efficiently fucked up.

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DoomerGloomerBloomer t1_iueljqe wrote

Nope, but I'm not buying this market either. Imma let the fuck fuck games play out. This market is nonsense though and should be drilling further into the earth.

It should get a lot worse before it gets better. The fed will not pivot until inflation gets back to 2%. Nobody should be expecting or pricing in lower interest rates until inflation has a reading of 2%.

So over the next year or two I'm anticipating higher interest rates, lower equity prices, and choppy economic activity until inflation gets back under control.

This also is to say nothing about the geopolitical environment, which is not looking too promising either.

Forecast: cloudy with a chance of selloff

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DoomerGloomerBloomer t1_iubkg7k wrote

Day trading is a meme. Literally no retail investor is a successful day trader. Just doesn't exist. Only con artists will claim otherwise and they're always selling a discord server or subscription too.

If you're "day trading" then you're going to run a negative cash flow operation before long.

Law of averages applies to capital markets and it's why "buy and hold" is also a meme: fewer trades are much more advantageous than "day trading".

This alone is probably why 99% of this sub is negative on an absolute P/L.

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DoomerGloomerBloomer t1_iubibv7 wrote

Stop losses are only good for locking in your loss.

Risk management comes down to how much capital you put at risk, nit setting yourself up to get stopped out.

Most dramatic moves are pre or post market, so most stops won't save you anyway.

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