With Facebook, Greece & A 100 Point SP500 Correction, Less Is More
- Posted by ppearlman
- on May 17th, 2012
When the markets are going nuts and participants are frenzied and confused, I want to take the other side of the trade.
Emotions are running red hot with high energy across the full spectrum from excitement over the $FB IPO to angst over Europe and the $SPY price correction, I am doing very little here and remaining dispassionate by taking a mid afternoon run and listening to Brazilian music.
I want to stay far from the maddening crowd and let everyone else spin their wheels and run roughshod over each other.
Facebook will be a zoo tomorrow but you don’t have to trade it so unless you have a quantified and unemotional edge, just take a break.
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