Guess how I would feel
Between not caring and welcoming it
for the reasons posted in the article
...fastest-growing large economy, passing China for the honor.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/indias-economic-growth-hits-four-year-high-1432902911
One thing that hasn't kept pace though is Indians' use of toilets. Almost half the population, 620 million people, still shit in the streets.
The next time your tech support call gets routed to India, ask the dude if he shits in public or if he's housebroken.
The situation has gotten so bad that UNICEF has started a campaign to..
that bothers me, it's 10 the million Greeks that are about to shit on my portfolio on Monday.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/indias-economic-growth-hits-four-year-high-1432902911
One thing that hasn't kept pace though is Indians' use of toilets. Almost half the population, 620 million people, still shit in the streets.
The next time your tech support call gets routed to India, ask the dude if he shits in public or if he's housebroken.
The situation has gotten so bad that UNICEF has started a campaign to...
It's been in the news for quite some time. LOL
My concern isn't that Greece will fail, it's that Greece will be the first of many to fail.
I am afraid Italy and Spain are warming up in the bullpen.
It may last a day, a few days, maybe a week. Actually I have no idea. But sometimes with fear and uncertainty comes opportunity. The pre-markets are showing a big hit tomorrow, but I don't plan on selling. I'm actually pretty upbeat on the U.S. economy
In fact, I may buy some Nike and Proctor and Gamble tomorrow. Tennis shoes and deodorant. Bernie Sanders said on a CNBC interview that Americans have too many choices in life, and he mentioned tennis shoes and deodorant. Sounds like Bernie has a penchant for a centralized planned economy. If Bernie was elected, I'd sell everything in a nanosecond.
P.S. BP - sorry for hijacking your thread on the Indian economy, and 620 million Indians shitting in the streets. Hopefully some of them are a bit more discreet than that. Let's blame it on the British for not toilet training the masses.
My concern isn't that Greece will fail, it's that Greece will be the first of many to fail.
I am afraid Italy and Spain are warming up in the bullpen.
Or you can simply keep some dry powder and see which babies get thrown out with the bathwater.
Either way, with volatility comes opportunity, it should be a fun few days, unless of course you are a buy and hold investor like our own Mr God Bless Bank of Americ
Guess how I would feel
Between not caring and welcoming it
for the reasons posted in the article