(10-11-2018, 07:57 AM)StroudCrowd1 Wrote:

(10-11-2018, 12:27 AM)Senor Fantastico Wrote: Touting the DJIA for months on end and as soon as a correction comes along completely reversing course with a "I always said real estate was the key" is not in any way shape or form just "understanding that corrections are natural". 

If you're going to celebrate and shout from the rooftops what a great thing the Dow is to everyone on the board, that's fine, but it's a little silly to follow up with a statement like that.

The market is up nearly 6,000 points since Trumps inauguration. I will take that.

I will never not invest in the market, but I was simply implying that I prefer real estate as a less volatile investment to stocks, being as it isn't impacted by things such as President Xi passing gas when the wind direction is wrong or the Fed deciding to raise interest rates too fast.

lol ... a nine year bull market is all Donald, right? Unless things go south - then it's that correction we were all waiting for, right?

And the Fed is raising rates too fast. Parroting the words of that economics genius Donald J. Trump, aka Milton Friedman Jr. 

And yet, not a word from the "small government conservatives" about the debt train that is speeding down the tracks. When it crashes into the station I'm sure you'll be the first to blame Hillary. Or illegal immigrants. Or Gus Bradley.

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