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A trend is your friend guys. Just follow the trends. The market is known to make irrational moves, flip flop, trap investors, price in the future 6 months out, a year out, multiple years out, whatever you want to call it.
Just don't fight the trend. It is rule number one in trading and investing. Just follow the trend.
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Just don't fight the trend. It is rule number one in trading and investing. Just follow the trend.
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Here's a random shower thought that I'm struggling with due to being up all night with my infant. Inflation erodes the value of earnings. So why then are we still held to historical standards of valuation? Should a 15 p/e in 1970 equal a 15 p/e now? Let's work it out. We'll pretend that company XYZ's market cap has remained flat for 50 years (at $5B) and their earnings have also remained flat (at 15x earnings). Their earnings have become far less valuable than they were 50 years...
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