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Strategies & Market Trends : CFZ E-Wiggle Workspace

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To: skinowski who wrote (28896)7/6/2018 4:05:29 AM
From: Robohogs  Read Replies (1) of 41496
 
Those of us around long enough and with either our own systems or intuition from experience know we are at a major turn/continuation point. It is all probabilities. These 100% odds of crash proclamations may turn out to be right, and the warnings are helpful to some, but they are becoming a bit tiresome. I understand we are getting to forks in the road, but to always scream left with some being right does not help most. I do get it btw. Crashes come from situations as these. But the statistically quantified odds from stuff I watch are maybe 1 in 4 not 100%. That being said, Sam’s methods may further quantify it, and I am wearier than normal as a result, but nothing is 100%.

This complaint extends to others btw of say the permabull persuasion. Odds in my stuff favor them but they are not 100%.

I get why Sam isplaying out one of your worst case possibilities (yes, I know, it could be even worse) as that will give him street cred for calling it and prove he is smarter than the rest of us idiots. And yeah, if we go into recession, it might get ugly given levels of rates and debt. And yes this Pres’s uncertainty or the idiotic Fed may hasten that day. But I would still argue odds favor higher before lower. But break the Feb lows by some margin and all bets are off.
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