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<blockquote data-quote="Phil Rizzo" data-source="post: 3030755" data-attributes="member: 126313"><p>Get ready for a short trade of some sort, maybe the DJ Futures.</p><p>Like a using a hedge in grains, to preserve what value is current.</p><p></p><p>The hot air balloon will run out of fuel soon, the indicators all point to that.</p><p>And the sentiment is always the most bullish the day before the trendline is broken, and key reversals begin.</p><p>"Long only" advisors, brokers etc that dont have the ability to move investments to cash, and use hedges or other safer places and offsets will get their azzezzs handed to them, but many keep collecting that fee of 1% or whatever.</p><p>All while telling you to prepare for a part of the normal cycle of "less gains".</p><p></p><p>Then the Fed drops interest rates to spur the economy. Or hopefully keeps our nostrils out of the water. And hopefully we can call it recession, not depression when the sun rises again one day down the road.</p><p>Paying taxes because of a realistic gain doesn't sound all bad compared to the risk some economists predict lies ahead. </p><p>Hindsight will give the perfect approach. </p><p>I don't see tangibles such as gold, land etc following the indexes. But when the world has a weak economy as a whole, commodities will certainly remain affordable.</p><p>As a farmer I hope my costs are in line with revenue. Domestic inflation hurts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Phil Rizzo, post: 3030755, member: 126313"] Get ready for a short trade of some sort, maybe the DJ Futures. Like a using a hedge in grains, to preserve what value is current. The hot air balloon will run out of fuel soon, the indicators all point to that. And the sentiment is always the most bullish the day before the trendline is broken, and key reversals begin. “Long only” advisors, brokers etc that dont have the ability to move investments to cash, and use hedges or other safer places and offsets will get their azzezzs handed to them, but many keep collecting that fee of 1% or whatever. All while telling you to prepare for a part of the normal cycle of “less gains”. Then the Fed drops interest rates to spur the economy. Or hopefully keeps our nostrils out of the water. And hopefully we can call it recession, not depression when the sun rises again one day down the road. Paying taxes because of a realistic gain doesn’t sound all bad compared to the risk some economists predict lies ahead. Hindsight will give the perfect approach. I don’t see tangibles such as gold, land etc following the indexes. But when the world has a weak economy as a whole, commodities will certainly remain affordable. As a farmer I hope my costs are in line with revenue. Domestic inflation hurts. [/QUOTE]
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