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So, when it comes to the potential Grinch sequel: if I’m wrong, and there’s demand for another movie, then so be it. It’ll make money, and people will enjoy it.
If more people feel like me, then the studio will get taught another lesson about greed and overreach that they will probably still refuse to acknowledge when Cillian Murphy insists he’s open to an Oppenheimer 2.
And in wrapping this tirade up, I want to say that the same principles apply in the stock market — in fact, that’s why they’re such a rich vein for us to explore and trade.
No matter what Jim Cramer may say about a stock, or the RSI or the Bollinger Bands, the only thing that ultimately matters is the sentiments of the investors who are moving the markets.
That creates a challenge, of course, because those sentiments are unpredictable.
But at least you, unlike a boardroom movie executive, have probably got the sense to realize that and trade accordingly.
It’s a beautiful system in its way. The unpredictability is often what makes it fun.
So keep trading, and keep enjoying your holiday season!
But if The Grinch Who Stole Flag Day ever hits theaters… just don’t invite me to go see it with you.
To your Prosperity,
Stephen Ground
Editor-in-Chief, ProsperityPub
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