Why this generation has already been decided

[johnlucas]

misterd said:

Christopher_G2 said:
Making predictions is one thing. Being arrogent and thinking you have the crystal ball that tells how it all comes out it quite something else.

To be fair, no one ever got a good discussion going with heavily qualified uncertainties. If you're going to have the balls to make a prediction, may as well make it a ballsy one.

Damn straight.

Those who predict with the "no one knows" mentality may as well not predict or offer any insight at all.

In my opinion it's the cowardly way of viewing the market. People that don't take a stand even in clearcut observations don't have any guts and are afraid of putting themselves out there to have the chance to be known as wrong.

"They all will win" "We can't know" "Wait until such and such time" "The market is big enough to handle all three competitors"

Cowards.

No they WON'T all win. We CAN know. The time is NOW. The market IS NOT big enough to handle competitors such as these.

Observe, read the data, check your facts, reference history, use your logic, scenario the futures, and make your prediction. Simple as that.

Oh and have the balls to announce it and stick by it without changing with whichever way the wind blows. And do it ESPECIALLY when the prediction is unpopular. The longer beforehand the better. Just make sure you back it up with a logical reasonable argument.

That's how business is done.

John Lucas