understood...
manipulation above disclosure... Using the best available paint.
it is up to us to discern which are the companies that are worth risking it on the long side....
I also repeat (because I think it is important), that this rate cut and the elections results have changed the picture substantially... many (including myself), have not realized the implications of having ONE party in (nearly) full control. This is the party for business and I do not think they will miss their chance to make things better for business.
At times, I think there may be a number of plans, schemes, you name it that have been shelved because they knew they had no chance to pass it...
This has changed... and the wizard of biz is about to get busy... Once the market senses this... watch out.
Far too many elements in favor of the bulls are materializing... (seasonality, potential tax cuts favoring the market, low rates... etc etc...)
Even the war... can be spin in a favorable way. I am not making light of the Gulf War, (or any war)... but I remember prior to the Gulf War how they explained the risks of a face to face battle... (as it turned out to be), they were exaggerated...
The war, (if at all) will be fought in a different way so as to placed the minimum risk on American soldiers... and as crazy as Saddam is, (bar a secret chemical weapon), he is no match to the US/British Army. The UN ? they will be told to go sh*t on a brick...
lastly... I think the Republicans did not win the seats... the Dems lost them... same thing i suppose.
anyway...tomorrow will be another day
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"The worst government is the most moral. One composed of cynics is often very tolerant and humane. But when fanatics are on top there is no limit to oppression."
~ Henry Louis Mencken.
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