What's that? You thought this wasn't happening? Oh, think again. Hello all, I'm JackSlack with Action 9 news.
It's been a turbulent week in the news. Not only have recent events overseas in Extracreditstan rocked the Esca-Zone, but this week's market went
haywire, much like those weird markets that involve "banks" and "stocks". Screw them. We want the hat market.
Plus, the party only just
stopped at JackSlack manor. Much like the Republicans, I'm bling, baby, bling.
That sentence made sense in an alternate dimension. You know it.
None the less, this week's market was a true challenge to analyse. Multiple rapid-fire cuts, numerous shots involving multiple market forces and categories, a high flying total of 66 shots? I doubt the market could have possibly made a tougher week to analyse.
For the love of God, Loading Ready Run, please do not take that as a challenge, I beg you.
Still, let's look at the count by count.
As you can see, I just made over double my profits (from 26.1% to 53%) by shifting from the prescription eyewear market to the hatless last week. Ladies? Ladies? Huh? Ladies? Please? No, really. The party was long, but a bit of a sausage fest. But you know who WAS there? The Non-Prescription Eyewear investors. Just a week ago, anyone with money in NPEW Index lost everything. But if you invested this week? It shot up from 0% to 13.64%! I'm pretty sure that's infinite money. I mean, OK, so would be the wig market, (up to 1.52% from zero) but, pffft. That gets eaten up in market fees. Infinite or no.
The big loser this week was prescription eyewear (down from 72% to 35%) and surprisingly, the hat market itself. Let's look at haturation.
Now, the interesting point is that the market actually looked good this week. But the sheer volume of shots drove down the market, hitting us close to hattrition.
As for me, I'm planning to: First, put all my money back in prescription eyewear (market over-reacted, I'm convinced) and Second? Get some LADIES to the manor. We have more wine? Like, the forklift has been moved to the pool.
Yes, construction equipment and pools?
Good combo. Believe me.