Here's what smart money is apparently doing.

[Tony64]

Originally Posted by jhilly8982

Crypto and watches, I'm going all in!

Don't forget to save some for the lotto tickets.

[lapince]

Originally Posted by Tony64

Don't forget to save some for the lotto tickets.

Oh I am going all in for euromillion, selling all my properties, watches and other assets, putting all the money on a million different tickets, they say you have 1 chance in 90 million to win, so I will have 1 chance in 90 to get the big kahuna, or 89 chances in 90 to be homeless and broke. I think it's worth the risk

[cruise_bone]

The entire market is STUPID overvalued and a huge correction is coming.
Timing it is the hard part

[superdog]

Originally Posted by cruise_bone

The entire market is STUPID overvalued and a huge correction is coming.
Timing it is the hard part

My thoughts exactly.

[BLACKHORSE 6]

Originally Posted by cruise_bone

The entire market is STUPID overvalued and a huge correction is coming.
Timing it is the hard part

Why do you think this?

Just trying to learn, as I've just been a guy who buys mutual funds that I'm not planning on doing anything with for another 25 or 30 years when I retire. I'm just at a point where I want to get a little more educated on all this stuff.

[PJ S]

Originally Posted by hugs

"This story is not avalable in your region." Wow pretty sad. I didn't think even Apple would be this controlling.

No problem seeing it – it simply re-directs to Reuters. Check your Ad blocker(s).
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-in...-idUSKCN1AU235

[AK797]

Is there really going to be a crash? Thought you guys would all want to see the first trillion dollar company first, Apple v Amazon. Historically the US is only slightly overvalued, nothing like say the Dot Com boom, but earnings are generally good as is global growth. I think Tepper and most Hedgers are fairly Bullish still.

[Hairdude1]

Originally Posted by ejvette

Didn't Madoff get it right all the time... That's what his investors thought

That's what who I thought of and then... well

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by glenn_herwig

U.S. hedge funds bearish on FAANG stocks in second-quarter: SEC filings - Reuters
https://apple.news/ASZ6Fb31FRKi_Tpss3ZPYHA

We are very overvalued. I'm not calling for any sort of big correction. But these guys definitely don't get it wrong.

They aren't that smart they just use other people's money and trade on non public info. It's a game of liars poker.

The sec is a joke if you are at the top.

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by AK797

Is there really going to be a crash? Thought you guys would all want to see the first trillion dollar company first, Apple v Amazon. Historically the US is only slightly overvalued, nothing like say the Dot Com boom, but earnings are generally good as is global growth. I think Tepper and most Hedgers are fairly Bullish still.

Without central bank intervention and qe it wouldn't be where it is. But this is the world we live in except the Fed is about to pull the plug.

[Star Ferry]

1) the article is only about 5 stocks so not sure how OP thinks this is evidence of a total market correction

2) most funds mentioned are good funds, but they still get things wrong all the time

3) how exactly are the mentioned funds "bearish" on these stocks? They're taking some profit by trimming long positions. If they were truly bearish, wouldn't it make more sense to establish a net short position?

This is why I tend not to read a lot of "business news" besides tracking actual pricing

[AK797]

Originally Posted by Etschell

Without central bank intervention and qe it wouldn't be where it is. But this is the world we live in except the Fed is about to pull the plug.

Aren't there supposed to be some cuts to taxes coming up, which would boost the markets. An interest rate rise is already priced in. I don't think the US outlook is nearly as dire as some.

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by AK797

Aren't there supposed to be some cuts to taxes coming up, which would boost the markets. An interest rate rise is already priced in. I don't think the US outlook is nearly as dire as some.

In comparison to the world sure. Tax cuts I will believe when I see. For now nothing has happened


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[Magwitch]

I think the success or failure of our gov't will affect the markets. Not getting political here, just to say that, well, you hear about our administration.

Fortunately I have very little in speculative investments. I retire in 12 days and thus have my $ in vehicles providing guaranteed lifetime income streams.

[fusionstorm]

^^^ Congrats on your retirement! Live life well!!!