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Kubisiak5

06/30/14 5:55 PM

#28124 RE: Mr. Bill #28122

Stocks and currency are two vastly different investment vehicles. Even then its very very rare seeing the sustainable gains needed to make millionaires or billionaires. And even so it typically happens over a run spanning out over time. Some of the MYE/ longs made a mil+ during the first big run, and will likely be sitting pretty within a couple years time. But thats giving the compay time to show its strength, not just flipping a switch and making a whole bunch of peoples holdings worth alot more. Hyperinflation becomes a risk in that case too. But if they flip that switch with all this crap going on its clearly going to have less of an upside. That alone may be a reason to hold off doing it until theres more stability. IF there are immediate truckloads of money to be made they are going to want to do it right, andnhaving the country is pieces is more than just a black eye for the RV crowd.

Ill go take a look at the Kuwaity RV. I suspect theres some inconcisistency with the weighted average of that situation, but I dont know. If Kuwaits situation is clean then its possible the immediate upside could be pretty solid, but pairing those wild valuations with the supposed world market effects leaves me solidly skeptical....well that andnthe "gurus" heinous track record thus far. And your own constant wiggling, cherry picking, and willful ignorance of inconvenient truths.

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Kubisiak5

06/30/14 6:00 PM

#28126 RE: Mr. Bill #28122

The first site on the Kuwaiti situation stated that is was more a return to original value from a deep crash after they were invaded, sort of like how our bank stocks crashed to a buck when everyone thought they were gonna be nationalized or worse in 2008-2009. So to me it already sounds like apples to oranges.