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I'm here - but I think I've always been a bull, just my bias - apart from the end of the dot com boom, which for some reason seemed obvious to me at the time - but I had not a cent in the market and was simply being a smartie trying to advise my Dad at the time. I think I followed the tables in 'Shares' magazine, and noticed that the divvy yield of the market was getting worse, or something like that.

Heaps of current stuff on US (for example) talks about it being too expensive etc. For whatever reason (and forecasting doesn't effect my investing plan ever), I tend to find the more obscure stuff appealing, where you can justify that the good time are yet to come.

I've not thought about this much. Totally off top of my head - but the planet just came out of a pretty serious funk, in good old, '08. Bet people 9 years after the crash of '29 weren't feeling that great - yet when you look at a chart in hindsight....

Hence, I'm the proverbial, perennial, bull.

<blockquote data-quote="systematic" data-source="post: 944398" data-attributes="member: 49711">I&#039;m here - but I think I&#039;ve always been a bull, just my bias - apart from the end of the dot com boom, which for some reason seemed obvious to me at the time - but I had not a cent in the market and was simply being a smartie trying to advise my Dad at the time. I think I followed the tables in &#039;Shares&#039; magazine, and noticed that the divvy yield of the market was getting worse, or something like that.Heaps of current stuff on US (for example) talks about it being too expensive etc.&nbsp; For whatever reason (and forecasting doesn&#039;t effect my investing plan ever), I tend to find the more obscure stuff appealing, where you can justify that the good time are yet to come.I&#039;ve not thought about this much.&nbsp; Totally off top of my head - but the planet just came out of a pretty serious funk, in good old, &#039;08.&nbsp; Bet people 9 years after the crash of &#039;29 weren&#039;t feeling that great - yet when you look at a chart in hindsight....Hence, I&#039;m the proverbial, perennial, bull.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="systematic, post: 944398, member: 49711"] I'm here - but I think I've always been a bull, just my bias - apart from the end of the dot com boom, which for some reason seemed obvious to me at the time - but I had not a cent in the market and was simply being a smartie trying to advise my Dad at the time. I think I followed the tables in 'Shares' magazine, and noticed that the divvy yield of the market was getting worse, or something like that. Heaps of current stuff on US (for example) talks about it being too expensive etc. For whatever reason (and forecasting doesn't effect my investing plan ever), I tend to find the more obscure stuff appealing, where you can justify that the good time are yet to come. I've not thought about this much. Totally off top of my head - but the planet just came out of a pretty serious funk, in good old, '08. Bet people 9 years after the crash of '29 weren't feeling that great - yet when you look at a chart in hindsight.... Hence, I'm the proverbial, perennial, bull. [/QUOTE]

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