bendog
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- Mar 4, 2013
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Emotions in decision-making - WikipediaConfirming your ignorance once again. Stock prices and "value' have nothing related. Again, look at Warren Buffet. If you can't understand the difference between "price" and "value" you are wasting my time, your time, and anyone who bothers to read your stupid dribble.You're making up your own finance definitions. Since we were talking about stock prices, the only meaningful "value" would be "value to investors" in context of the discussion. It makes no sense saying value to someone else doesn't affect stock prices. That's a so the fuck what? I'll let you keep explaining medicine to doctors because you know everything about everything. Except you don't, you just think you do, Cliff Clavin.
You are one, arrogant know it all ass. You're an expert in everything. Sure you are.
In this case, you aren't even making basic logical sense. You never remotely supported your claim that emotions drive stock prices, you never even addressed it. Hey, there's the mail man, run outside and you can explain string theory to him ...
But regardless, I don't really worry so much about Biden's fiscal policy effect on bubble markets. But the fed's continuing to force more liquidity into the markets despite the obvious bubbles in equity and even housing caused by more supply dollars and lack of consumer demand scare the shit out of me.