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John Burns

Posted 2/12/2017 20:09 (#5835662 - in reply to #5834877)
Subject: RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook

Pittsburg, Kansas

While I do not disagree completely with that, the problem comes when you try to get the granularity down to a degree where it is accurate enough to trade on.

That is why I say it is better at explaining what happened than predicting, on a timeline accurate enough to trade, what is going to happen.

John

Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 08:16
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - zenfarm : 2/12/2017 09:17
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 10:31
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - zenfarm : 2/12/2017 12:53
      - not pessimism, but realism - John Burns : 2/12/2017 13:15
        
        RE: not pessimism, but realism - zenfarm : 2/12/2017 13:37
        
        RE: not pessimism, but realism - John Burns : 2/12/2017 19:51
        
        RE: not pessimism, but realism - Payurdoos : 2/12/2017 14:49
  - If you think that was apocalyptic, check this out - John Burns : 2/12/2017 11:48
    - RE: If you think that was apocalyptic, check this out - badjaccs : 2/12/2017 12:04
      - RE: If you think that was apocalyptic, check this out - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:20
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 12:37
    - and it is about time - John Burns : 2/12/2017 13:03
      - RE: and it is about time - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 16:14
        
        RE: and it is about time - John Burns : 2/12/2017 19:56
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - wsnhmr : 2/12/2017 09:30
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - tmrand : 2/12/2017 09:57
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - Galaxie64 : 2/12/2017 10:33
      - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - crophugger1 : 2/12/2017 11:12
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - sand85 : 2/12/2017 12:11
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:14
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - dirtfarmer007 : 2/12/2017 11:33
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - badjaccs : 2/12/2017 11:50
    - maybe, maybe not - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:06
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - dirtfarmer007 : 2/12/2017 12:14
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 12:26
    - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - Grhog : 2/12/2017 19:13
      - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 19:17
      - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 20:04
        
        RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - WTF2014 : 2/12/2017 20:23
        
        Ben Stein on Fox News rips em a new one - John Burns : 2/12/2017 21:47
        after thinking about your reply - John Burns : 2/13/2017 06:23
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - gofurit : 2/12/2017 12:15
- RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - dirtfarmer007 : 2/12/2017 15:40
  - RE: Jim Rogers and his macro outlook - John Burns : 2/12/2017 20:09
- Forecasting, markets and what works - WYDave : 2/13/2017 01:16
  - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - L SEIA : 2/13/2017 09:22
  - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - tmrand : 2/13/2017 12:03
    - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - WYDave : 2/13/2017 15:13
  - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - tmrand : 2/13/2017 13:06
    - RE: Forecasting, markets and what works - tmrand : 2/13/2017 14:59
  - It is the argument I look for in an article, not the projection. projections are mostly worthless - John Burns : 2/13/2017 15:17
  - RE: Forecasting - Galbraith - John Burns : 2/13/2017 19:25

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