>not realizing all investors are directly in competition >taking

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2016-01-22 05:36:20 Post No. 1054129
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Anonymous 2016-01-22 05:36:20 Post No. 1054129 [Report]

>not realizing all investors are directly in competition
>taking advice on shares and stocks from anyone who has any

the amount of effort put into misleading investors is what makes the game, anyone giving you advice is either going under or ripping you off

and no oil is not going to rebound any time soon
saudi cartel is driving the price down to put foreign competition out of buisiness, they figure if the margins fall dramatically only the ones with the highest output will survive; and they know demand won't shift because the petrol giants will just pocket the savings

but I think other countries are cottoning onto saudi tactics and will invest in their oil production regardless of poor prices, knowing the saudis will drive prices up with another war when their competitors in shale and sea oil go bust

but then something awful will happen, too many producers will mean the saudis will loose control of prices and not be able to lift prices by reducing output, investors will panic and we will see an oil crash where oil becomes a national protected resource like water, not a traded commodity

Anonymous 2016-01-22 05:41:23 Post No.1054132
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Anonymous 2016-01-22 05:41:23 Post No.1054132 [Report]

Does this mean you are lying to me and oil is going to rebound? Thanks, but I'm already long XOM and VOO.

Anonymous 2016-01-22 05:49:03 Post No.1054140
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Anonymous 2016-01-22 05:49:03 Post No.1054140 [Report]

>>1054132
I don't see why anyone would short in a commodities market to be frank, maybe I'm an ignoramus

seems to me like a poker game, the house of saud always wins

Anonymous 2016-01-23 02:44:28 Post No.1055588
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Anonymous 2016-01-23 02:44:28 Post No.1055588 [Report]

Whether we're in competition or not depends on our investment timeframes.

My concept of a long term investment is 7+ years. For others, long term means two years, or even just six months.

Success for the short term trader depends on the daily course of sales. Success for me means owning a fundamentally good business.

Anonymous 2016-01-23 03:22:45 Post No.1055627
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Anonymous 2016-01-23 03:22:45 Post No.1055627 [Report]

>TFW just buying VOO and ignoring all outside noise
>TFW plenty of time to earn more money because don't waste it reading the latest buzz on some shitty pennystock or what some idiot online is doing
>TFW literally getting greater returns then most people who actively trade, wasting less time and no stress

Thank you John Bogle.

Anonymous 2016-01-23 03:24:03 Post No.1055629
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Anonymous 2016-01-23 03:24:03 Post No.1055629 [Report]

What if I tell you to buy ethereum because I'm an internet decentralisation zealot?

Anonymous 2016-01-23 07:42:04 Post No.1055836
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Anonymous 2016-01-23 07:42:04 Post No.1055836 [Report]

but if you get someone else to buy more of a stock you're already invested in, wouldn't you both profit as the share price increases

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