Anyone know a good board to talk investing?
The Captain
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The free disney boards.
Plenty of space is available for those with investing ideas to discuss. Some participants seem passionate about politics. That can be a problem.
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This one works fine. Bring forth topic(s). I’m sure you’ll get lots of input/responses.
Pete
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Used to…
The Captain
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Supply side economics has been over in the English speaking world, US and UK, since 2020.
Supply side economics is not economics. We discuss economics here.
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What would you like to discuss?
There have been some good posts on Treasurys, spelled wsj style.
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I suppose we could ignore all of the shenanigans going on that don’t have a macro economic impact.
Ya know, we should ignore tariff stuff, maybe drastic healthcare policy changes, maybe farmers being hurt by cutting aid? Maybe we ignore national security risks that will upend our alliances and defense.
We aren’t living in normal times. Most decisions coming out of this administration have significant macro economic impacts.
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Heh, check your recent posting history. You are a most definitely part of the problem.
Hawkwin
Who is also, but doesn’t mind it.
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Well, the S&P500 closed at an all-time high today. This means that a bear market is quite unlikely in the immediate future.
DB2
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What’s wrong with Saul’s?
If that’s too restrictive, maybe get some traffic going on NPI?
That’s not going to age well. 
Any club that would have me as a member I do not want to be a member of.
I would never ask Saul for a thing. Just me.
That seems like a strange corollary.
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This rag is the worst. 
Warren Buffett Is Out of Step With Markets. Berkshire Hathaway Keeps Selling Stocks.
Not really. For example, if the market made an all-time high last week then you’re not in a bear market this week. Even the big drops in 1929 and 1987 were preceded by slow drops that took months.
Mungofitch on the Mechanical Investing board did a backtest covering many decades and found that using a 99-day lag between a market high and getting out of the market was optimal for reducing down drafts (volatility) while maintaining returns.
DB2
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Fun is
Did Hoover stop paying the national debt in 1928?
Did RR?
Did sheer incompetency rule?
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It is very much anti stock picking and market timing and pro low cost index funds but you could check out the Bogleheads board. https://www.bogleheads.org/index.php
I think that’s fair in regular market times. I could be wrong, but this market seems especially volatile given the current state of affairs.
Everybody has a different appetite for risk. I’m not that hungry.
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At least you won’t be puking later.