- each time the market
declines you declare it a "healthy pullback",
- sideways moves are actually just the market "taking a breather" or
a "pause",
- missing earnings estimates is ok as long as management confirms next
quarter's guidance,
- bad guidance is ok as long as last quarter's earnings beat estimates,
- you criticize any analyst that downgrades your stock from "Strong
Buy" to "Buy",
- you applaud poor economic results as good for the market because this time they will cause the Fed to stop raising rates,
- any negative market commentary is evidence of a huge "wall of
worry" that the market needs to go higher,
- you plead that a 10% decline is a "great buying opportunity",
- you blame any market decline on short sellers who just don't understand,
- oil declines to $60 and you expect that will cause the market to head higher,
- oil increases towards $70 and you point out how the market has been able to absorb higher oil prices,
- you quote the clichés "history repeats itself" for positive things
and "it's different this time" for negative ones,
- an inverted yield curve doesn't concern you at all...



Recent Comments