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Everybody got their stock portfolio ready for the "fiscal cliff"?

pstall

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correct. i don't sweat stuff thats priced in(sounds like a big of a quant talking) or earnings etc.

its the random lot theory i adhere to on stuff like this. millions of non pro's doing who knows what with their holdings that can not be priced in or factored.

like i said. the idea is to make sure nobody gets blind sided. i would hate for someone to be 100% in something and it be at risk depending on how the cliff talks go.

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not at all. making sure errybody is not flat footed. the cliff won't be felt instantly for many. think of it when you see the Wyl E Coyote fall from a cliff. You see him get smaller and smaller and smaller and then you don't hear him and then SPLAT.

but i was pretty close on that 08 thing tho. lol

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