Well said. I find this thread to be both entertaining and practically useless. Sort of like my family gatherings when my cousin gives me a horoscope reading. There's always something to do and there's always value to be found even in expensive markets.
Is it a relevant question if there are cheap stocks available? I'm not bullish or bearish on the economy or the market, but currently there are cheap companies in my circle of competence. Does anything else really matter?
Same. Bittersweet to see this one go. Nice to see a 50% jump on a day where the markets are down 2%, but at the same time I don't think it's greatest deal for shareholders.
Not sure what comparing Lynch and Buffett has to do with the market bottom or even what the point of that exercise is. Who cares? They are both great investors.
As far as the market bottom, I think it's too hard to tell, but I found this chart in JPM's Guide to the Markets interesting:
Anyone add any positions in this space lately? I have always had some of my portfolio in J Net Nets. I recently sold 9885 after a nice run up. Currently holding 6346, 5983, 5900, and 6496.