We are seeing records, folks!
People are asking how to handle market exuberance.
This was a fun and spirited chat.
We cover a lot of the material we outlined in yesterday’s blog post, Are We There Yet. And we highlight many of the things we’ve learned over the years.
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Enjoy.
Are We There Yet
Guys, thank you so much, you bring peace and calmness into my trading!
That’s what it’s about! Emotions have no place in investing.
I also follow Jason on PBT. You guys are damn good on this. Keep up the good work!
Bringing the boom! Thanks for the feedback, Ken!
Love you guys and your methodology! Like many others have said, you exude patience and process. I have benefitted immensely from my subscription. Quick comment…Why did you stop the video casts and only do audio? I am a visually dominant person like 55% of the population and I find myself much more focused on your content when it’s video. Please bring it back if you can.
We will definitely bring it back in the future. Audio only has been so much quicker to turn around and send out.
I’m a recent subscriber and find your info, except for podcasts, very helpful. Why not podcasts? They have a lot of background noise the make it difficult to hear and absorb them. Podcast publishers forget that there are a whole bunch of older investors and some of them, in fact quite a large number of them that are hearing impaired. I am one of the hearing impaired group. Oddly enough, most of use have money to invest and seek investing ideas from publishers. Followup transcripts are very helpful. I personally can not listen to transcripts with all the fancy music, sound effects, etc. in the back ground.
Sometimes we get tired of telling people we’re not stupid, just going deaf. For what its worth!
Hey Richard – we are aware that we need transcriptions and are working to have them in the future.
Once we find the right software, we will transcribe all future and prior podcasts.
New subscriber here. When we get the pullback that is bound to happen, does the data show a big move down in the Russell 2K? If we get a 9-10% down move in the S&P are you seeing the same scenario in the Russell 2K?
Great question Billy Joe, and thanks for signing up!
In general, pullbacks tend to affect all major indices. But, we aren’t in normal times! Our data has shown monster money flowing into small-caps…and for good reason. So, when the pullback comes it is difficult to say if the Russell 2000 will feel the pain.
Likely though, it will pullback.