ChloeTai | Publish date: Mon, 15 Jan 2018, 12:54 PM, JOE KENNEDY (the father of former president John F. Kennedy), a famous rich guy in his days, exited the stock market in a timely fashion after a shoeshine boy gave him some stock tips.
Bologna wrote a few ticker symbols on a piece of paper, and when Kennedy later that day compared the list to the ticker tape, he realized that all the stocks on Bologna’s list had made strong gains. Bull markets often end with a burst of impressive performance, leading even die-hard skeptics to question themselves and throw in the towel on their bearishness. Kennedy found himself having to elbow his way into brokers’ offices, past the jostling crowds of eager-eyed overnight experts who were shouting orders to buy, buy, and buy again—on margin. San Francisco (CA) Chronicle
It is actually a true story as far as we know – Joe Kennedy, by all accounts an extremely shrewd businessman and investor (despite the fact that he had graduated in economics*), really did get his shoes shined on Wall Street one fine morning, and the shoe-shine boy, one Pat Bologna, asked him if he wanted a few stock tips. It might as well be called the common-sense indicator. google_ad_type = "text_image"; Telling him to 'focus on his actual job' doesn't sound very kind, it sounds pompous. After a disabling stroke on December 19, 1961, at the age of 73, Kennedy lost all power of speech, and remained confined to a wheelchair, although mentally intact. See a 1929 photo of John J. Fitz Gerald and a 1931 photo of John J. Fitz Gerald. Well, as Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. once famously remarked, when the shoeshine boy starts giving you stock tips, it’s time to sell.
24: But later that afternoon, after the 3 p.m. closing of trading on the New York Stock Exchange, Kennedy was surprised to discover that the shoeshine boy called the turn with amazing accuracy.
It’s doubtful that historians will equate 1987 with the frenzy that occurred in the late 1920s when it seemed everyone, from millionaires to sidewalk vendors, was playing the stock market. Her paper profits were quickly blown away in the gale of 1929.".
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Like ajim102 likes this. Kennedy later claimed he knew the rampant stock speculation of the late 1920s would lead to a crash. Nothing has ever looked or sounded like this before because everything is ultra magnified. Koon Yew Yin, US customs: TOPGLOVE 'making improvements', This Tech + Glove (combo) stock will soon explode and rise. Fortune magazine
This is far easier said than done, however.
New York (NY) Post Stocks could be bought on borrowed money, or margin, for as little as 10 percent down. “What does a pizza wear to smell good?
There were few rules. Contemporary citations have not been found, but the event appears in a 1965 biography of Joseph P. Kennedy. Bologna wrote a few ticker symbols on a piece of paper, and when Kennedy later that day compared the list to the ticker tape, he realized that all the stocks on Bologna’s list had made strong gains.
This is a long way of saying you should be very afraid, even though those words are going to fall on deaf ears because the markets can’t seem to go down. google_color_border = "336699"; “Exercise? If a mere boy could predict the movement of the market, Kennedy concluded, then it certainly was no place for a man with plenty of money to lose.
By then, not surprisingly, most of that era’s erstwhile bearishness had given way to enthusiasm and euphoria.
Kennedy was amused and intrigued and encouraged him to go ahead.
JOE KENNEDY (the father of former president John F. Kennedy), a famous rich guy in his days, exited the stock market in a timely fashion after a shoeshine boy gave him some stock tips.
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