The Problem With Predictions: Why Interpreting Markets Matters More | Investing With IBD

What causes markets to rise or fall doesn’t matter as much as you think. Irusha Peiris, O’Neil Global portfolio manager, joins Investor’s Business Daily’s “Investing with IBD” podcast to discuss the importance of focus, the value of rejecting market opinions and why interpreting is better than predicting markets. Peiris ends with a look at cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike (CRWD), homebuilder D.R. Horton (DHI) and mining company Southern Copper (SCCO).
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[@payam5330]

You guys make a good team! Thank you.

[@phillaysheo8]

Match shirts. Matching office. Matching bookshelves.

[@1309gsk]

gt video n gret videocast. i admire irusha. thanks

[@SarkisKlinik]

Great video. I hope you do it daily.Thanks

[@alphabeta8403]

14:50 Bill O'neil 26:45 17:00 The market is ALWAYS right 25:00 *Taking most of your gains at 20-25%* 29:00 HTMMIS 32:55 CRWD 45:00 Vacay/CAVA 📈

[@TheJermiester]

Anyone know what study Irusha is referencing at 22:00?

[@patrickharrison9677]

I would rather ride the S and P for 30 or 40 years and continue to add aggressively, rather than get in and out of the market all the time

[@reluctantenthusiast]

Virtually all securities investments are made with a prediction in mind. There are no exceptions.

[@reluctantenthusiast]

Reducing to the simplest basis: A securities investment is either made on the basis of predicting an increased value, or decreased value.

[@titusrider7948]

Don't make a prediction? You can't put capital to work unless you make a "prediction" forecast about where you think the underlying is going!

[@reluctantenthusiast]

"we don't predict where the market is going, we interpret the action" "interpret the action" is your method of prediction! You say you don't predict, and then immediately follow that with your specific method for predicting - within the same sentence!! Did the makers of this channel fail all their English classes?