Prediction on "Predictions" thread vs. Dow "2008 WINNER ANNOUNCED!"
renman95
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I was inspired by a recent post on GS's thread.
What will be highter on December 31, 2008, poster count on "Predictions" thread or the Dow?
Ren
Winner - Predictions thread at 9712
Loser - Dow at 8776ish
Ren
What will be highter on December 31, 2008, poster count on "Predictions" thread or the Dow?
Ren
Winner - Predictions thread at 9712
Loser - Dow at 8776ish
Ren
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I pick DOW.
Knowledge is the enemy of fear
fear, fighting with optimistic greed. As economic
uncertainty settles down the wild swings will
moderate.
Camelot
Ren
roadrunner
That is all.
Ren
Woah, baby...we have stumbled upon the key technical indicator for betting the DOW index fund; excellent!!!
<< <i>"the P-thread(8,931) took the lead again when the Dow dropped 733 to 8,577."
Woah, baby...we have stumbled upon the key technical indicator for betting the DOW index fund; excellent!!! >>
So how do we monetize the P-thread so we can all benefit?
then you are truly tottering on the very
edge of madness.
Camelot
Maybe I should edit this thread to compare Nanney's thread count to the Dow?!
Ren
<< <i>I'm still waiting for 850 Google!
roadrunner >>
I thought the bet with Lloyd was Google $500 or Gold. He didn't fair well on that one and lost a $100 bet to boot. Of course he didn't pay or even send a note.
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<< <i>I'm still waiting for 850 Google!
roadrunner >>
I thought the bet with Lloyd was Google $500 or Gold. He didn't fair well on that one and lost a $100 bet to boot. Of course he didn't pay or even send a note. >>
No, it was gold at $625 versus the DOW at 12500, or something close to that for the DOW.
CU frowns on betting on open threads. Let's just say that Lloyd was a man of his word and you aren't close to the $ numbers.
I needed to correct that important misunderstanding regarding Lloyd.
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
<< <i>S& P 500 vs google? >>
No, I described it. I was part of it!
Roadrunner can confirm it.
I just don't remember the DOW number exactly.
You guys gonna make me go back through all my PMs with Lloyd?
John Marnard Keynes, The Economic Consequences of the Peace, 1920, page 235ff
Plat 838
...getting close to parity. Doesn't mean anything when it does. However, platinums crash does mean the Big 2.5 will not be making 16 million cars next year.
Ren
rg, that would have to be one heck of a rally!
Ren
The "discussions" were always on Dow vs. gold. Google was never a part of it. Yes, Lloyd was a man of rare integrity. We couldn't settle on a Dow number and finally went with just a figure on gold.
The question now is if we will end the year with a Dow/gold ratio <10. I believe we will.
roadrunner
Loser - Dow at 8775ish
Although not on the original post
S&P500 at 903
Gold at 880
Ren