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"It almost feels like you are trying to discourage me from urging webmasters to think about where their money is going"
Right. It is better to give just your bright-eyed, bushy-tailed view of the markets rather than present both sides... don't want them to think TOO much.
"I don't understand people that take opposition to good fucking advice like this...."
What makes you think it is such good fucking advice? Because some guy told you so?
it strikes me that arguing with me about such points is quite retarded."
Why? You cannot handle opposing views?
"I don't know some of you nay-sayers, but I'd be quite surprised of so many people here were that short-sighted and narrow in their thought processes."
Why do you think I am short-sighted? Because I disagree with you? I gave you a 30 year table and you come back with a 2 year chart and you call me short-sighted? Also, if you look at the 2 year chart you provided, you can see that the previous lows were taken out.
As opposed to what you think.... the market doesn't just bounce around up and down, always reverting to a median point. There are things called trends, like the market bubble in the 1990's and the bust that we are in now. Currency markets are no different.
"I guess we'll see what realy happens in 6 months, a year, two years. If I'm wrong then fine, no harm done, at least not where my finances are concerned. But if I'm right then I'll be happy for Canadian webmasters, period."
If you are wrong... how do you figure there is no harm done to your finances?
Rather than just get indignant that I disagree with you, why don't you tackle some of the stuff I posted and address why you think it doesn't apply to you or your money.
I just don't understand an investment strategy that is based on 'hope'. Save the hope for other things in your life, not when it comes to managing money.
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