just go back to your smears and lies, and writing emails to other stockpickrs to
torment them. It's the only thing you're good at.

the humor.......it's the same question you keep repeating for the past few
years.

lol, The humor goes way over your head

i actually feel bad for you peter, that you don't understand How To Buy The Dips
while still keeping a cash position.(not using margin)

my 50-50 answer is a joke of course. No one can "always" have cash on
hand to "buy dips" because that money is going to be USED to buy dips.

The Answer is seen in the Shanghai Stockmarket.....if the Govt allows the
players to borrow as much as they want there will always be an unlimited source
to buy the dips, which we also saw with our housing bubble,so in theory a Govt
could print an infinite amount of money to lend so it is mathematically possible
to always have money to buy the dips for it's players...it's not a healthy
market but totally possible....

For a simple analogy, you will never actually reach the mailbox when you walk
there. You have to go half of the way, then half of the rest of the way, then
another half, and etc. - see you will never get there. Same with always
investing 50% of your cash, it can't run out, it is mathematically impossible.

Resolved.

It depends on what the definition of "is" is.

and "Always" is a long time...

Actually, my answer to the above is "no".

As long as you trade 50% of your cash on dips, you will never run out of money.

Peter - It's your money and it's a free country. Whatever floats your boat. If
you want to be 100% in stock, go for it! You can always buy on margin when
there is a sale and you have no cash.