Comments on: The Market Hates Not Knowing the Rules http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/ Just another WordPress site Tue, 24 Jan 2012 11:20:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Leigh Drogen http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/#comment-519 Leigh Drogen Thu, 21 Jan 2010 09:26:26 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=1526#comment-519 The only piece of information you should ever, ever, ever trust, is price<br>action, everyone and everything else lies or has a slant. The only piece of information you should ever, ever, ever trust, is price
action, everyone and everything else lies or has a slant.

]]> By: the Cynical Investor http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/#comment-518 the Cynical Investor Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:47:50 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=1526#comment-518 "US stocks gain over 1%, led by health care" that's the title of an article after the Republican win<br><br>Definitively I am not and I will not be an analyst (no wonder I’ve lost so much money in stocks).<br><br>I would have thought a Republican win is bad for the health care stocks (no universal - or almost universal - coverage so less health care to be provided) but I it seems it is the opposite.<br><br>CNBC:<br><br> "U.S. stocks rose to fresh 15-month highs Tuesday, led by health-care stocks as a key Senate-seat vote in Massachusetts today could change the course of health-care reform." “US stocks gain over 1%, led by health care” that's the title of an article after the Republican win

Definitively I am not and I will not be an analyst (no wonder I’ve lost so much money in stocks).

I would have thought a Republican win is bad for the health care stocks (no universal – or almost universal – coverage so less health care to be provided) but I it seems it is the opposite.

CNBC:

“U.S. stocks rose to fresh 15-month highs Tuesday, led by health-care stocks as a key Senate-seat vote in Massachusetts today could change the course of health-care reform.”

]]> By: Leigh Drogen http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/#comment-517 Leigh Drogen Thu, 21 Jan 2010 04:26:26 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=1526#comment-517 The only piece of information you should ever, ever, ever trust, is price<br>action, everyone and everything else lies or has a slant. The only piece of information you should ever, ever, ever trust, is price
action, everyone and everything else lies or has a slant.

]]> By: Leigh Drogen http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/#comment-521 Leigh Drogen Thu, 21 Jan 2010 04:26:00 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=1526#comment-521 The only piece of information you should ever, ever, ever trust, is price action, everyone and everything else lies or has a slant. The only piece of information you should ever, ever, ever trust, is price
action, everyone and everything else lies or has a slant.

]]> By: the Cynical Investor http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/#comment-516 the Cynical Investor Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:47:50 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=1526#comment-516 "US stocks gain over 1%, led by health care" that's the title of an article after the Republican win<br><br>Definitively I am not and I will not be an analyst (no wonder I’ve lost so much money in stocks).<br><br>I would have thought a Republican win is bad for the health care stocks (no universal - or almost universal - coverage so less health care to be provided) but I it seems it is the opposite.<br><br>CNBC:<br><br> "U.S. stocks rose to fresh 15-month highs Tuesday, led by health-care stocks as a key Senate-seat vote in Massachusetts today could change the course of health-care reform." “US stocks gain over 1%, led by health care” that's the title of an article after the Republican win

Definitively I am not and I will not be an analyst (no wonder I’ve lost so much money in stocks).

I would have thought a Republican win is bad for the health care stocks (no universal – or almost universal – coverage so less health care to be provided) but I it seems it is the opposite.

CNBC:

“U.S. stocks rose to fresh 15-month highs Tuesday, led by health-care stocks as a key Senate-seat vote in Massachusetts today could change the course of health-care reform.”

]]> By: the Cynical Investor http://www.leighdrogen.com/the-market-hates-not-knowing-the-rules/#comment-520 the Cynical Investor Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:47:00 +0000 http://leighdrogen.com/?p=1526#comment-520 "US stocks gain over 1%, led by health care" that's the title of an article after the Republican win Definitively I am not and I will not be an analyst (no wonder I’ve lost so much money in stocks). I would have thought a Republican win is bad for the health care stocks (no universal - or almost universal - coverage so less health care to be provided) but I it seems it is the opposite. CNBC: "U.S. stocks rose to fresh 15-month highs Tuesday, led by health-care stocks as a key Senate-seat vote in Massachusetts today could change the course of health-care reform." “US stocks gain over 1%, led by health care” that’s the title of an article after the Republican win

Definitively I am not and I will not be an analyst (no wonder I’ve lost so much money in stocks).

I would have thought a Republican win is bad for the health care stocks (no universal – or almost universal – coverage so less health care to be provided) but I it seems it is the opposite.

CNBC:

“U.S. stocks rose to fresh 15-month highs Tuesday, led by health-care stocks as a key Senate-seat vote in Massachusetts today could change the course of health-care reform.”

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