RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Looking pretty good in the U.S. today ... at least so far ..For years, a long term investor friend of mine quoted Rosenberg regularly, until he realized that the guy is almost always negative about the economy and equities. At some point, he had to just pull the trigger and wound up doing pretty well.
If you need to listen to others, it's best to pick a wide variety of them. Otherwise, it's best to do your own DD.
Re Reliq, I agree there are a lot of transients. They're like the cool kids at school (in their own minds, at least) - little substance.
Back to Reliq...it's nice to see that the company did something useful after their "troubles" arose. They closed the drapes, locked the door and got down to the business of deepening/broadening the software and improving the organization. As a result, they have a best in class, robust offering which is gaining traction and garnering support. Some folks I know have reached the 7 figure profit level and have no plans to sell shares until the game fully plays out..
Jamesedgar1 wrote: For God sakes people, don't listen to these lottery ticket posters who read a headline and pump it on these boards! They may get lucky for a few minutes, but really couldn't tell the difference between shite and good chocolate!
Many of you worked hard for your money so don't piss it away because of these cockroaches!
Take a look at this article below from someone who is successful, educated and at least has done the homework and understands the economy, investing and finance, and even that doesn't guarantee success in the short term....
https://financialpost.com/investing/investing-pro/david-rosenberg-deflation-not-inflation-will-be-the-topic-when-housing-equity-bubbles-pop