First, "Bulls make money, bears make money, and pigs get slaughtered" is a historical reference from fur trading. "Bull" traders bought and held when the price increased. "Bear" traders sold fearing a price decline. "Pigs" were the ones who got greedy speculating and lost everything. They were the ones who got "slaughtered".
Second, my post is calling out Armstrong's real record of phony predictions. He does not buy or sell commodities or stocks and I never said he did. The "research and education" Armstrong sells is garbage for the gullible. Those who buy and follow his advice are the "pigs" who get "slaughtered".
Does this clear up the thread for you?
—> Armstrong sells is garbage for the gullible.
Yes professionals of all kinds worldwide, including family offices, hedge fund managers, private account managers, etc. my former world for +30 years.
Obviously, you know so much more.
—> Those who buy and follow his advice…
It is research, not advice.
Professionals do not “follow” research.
Your ignorance on display again.