So what did we learn from this recent foray into oversold levels? The Greek crisis looked real this go around, didn’t it? Many of you were fixated on selling short the greatest company in the history of the world. A company laden with $194 billion in cash reserves, managed privately in the middle of the desert by Braeburn.
And what did that get you?
A hot poker to the face, is what it got you.
In the end, we all get what we deserve. Some of us deserve to be punished, dark souls with the blackest of hearts, miserable and cruel people. Others are addled by weakness and are subjected to subservience, also well deserved. But none deserve a fatal fate more than the guy infected with arrogant hubris, a person who believes the world was created to host his existence. Pride always comes before the fall.
Social graces dictate that I am to be pleasant to you, readers visiting my internet home in search for advice and collegiate friendship. I do not conform to these misconceptions and instead uncork the vials of wrath upon your garrulous faces.
Insidious lies are walked around, like dogs shitting in a field of flowers. I watch, as the scales catch the light, exposing your monstrous temerity– bereft of common decency and deference.
The stocked market will continue to defeat you until you accept the notion that your opinions mean nothing.
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