Permabulls

[Eureka Moments]

Resurrecting posts from salty's permabull thread from last year:

Permabull (n) (modern)= The name for somebody who is optimistic that all that all problems associated with the economy can be fixed with a bit more printing. Originally applied to Ben Bernanke and Paul Krugman but has increasingly become a generic term.

Permabull (adj) (original) = The rhetoric that comes out of most politician's mouths. Modern popularity of the term increased when Kevin Rudd became Prime Minister in December 2007 and particularly in relation to Wayne Swan's talk about "return to surplus".


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Is that the fat guy from Lost?

Nah, fat kid from Hey Dad.

 

[BiGs]

I think silverbull might be a better term. Permabull means you believe in the infinite growth paradigm and our economies will magically grow forever.

I would definitely class sammysilver as a permabear.

My stock broker is a permabull.

 

[SilverKendo]

I am a short term bear and think the dropping prices are a correction back to level headed/realistic prices but I feel that over the course of years and decades (my over all time frame for stacking) there is gradual but steady bullish tendencies. Yeah there are the swings and the crazy spikes in either direction but those just mean a chance to trade into cash to buy on a dip or a dip you can stock up on. I'm not sure what that makes me? 75% bull and 25% bear?

 

[Ghost Story]

I am a permaidontf$$kenknow