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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 2515260" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>No matter how you try to distort what I said , the quote as <strong>you</strong> have clearly posted and plainly states the word <strong>IF </strong> and you can't deny it because you reposted my comments. By the way the big run up in stock prices are based <strong>ENTIRELY ON THE SPECULATION OF IMPROVED </strong>earnings. That may happen and then again it may not. One thing is for certain it will not happen in <strong> ALL</strong> sectors of the economy. You on one hand are betting everything on one sector and one company. I instead bought shares of index funds that track the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500 respectively. The returns will be no doubt be fairly modest but the sector diversification is the best insurance against a bull market that is getting long in the tooth and a president elect who has yet to make good on his outlandish proclamations which are driving the speculation.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 2515260, member: 58386"] No matter how you try to distort what I said , the quote as [B]you[/B] have clearly posted and plainly states the word [B]IF [/B] and you can't deny it because you reposted my comments. By the way the big run up in stock prices are based [B]ENTIRELY ON THE SPECULATION OF IMPROVED [/B]earnings. That may happen and then again it may not. One thing is for certain it will not happen in [B] ALL[/B] sectors of the economy. You on one hand are betting everything on one sector and one company. I instead bought shares of index funds that track the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500 respectively. The returns will be no doubt be fairly modest but the sector diversification is the best insurance against a bull market that is getting long in the tooth and a president elect who has yet to make good on his outlandish proclamations which are driving the speculation. [/QUOTE]
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