Your two comments are built around one single idea, that you are repeating, almost boasting, like a child who discovered something new that dazzles him and believes nobody else knows about: you are the one demonstrating you have no clue how the market works, but think you do only because you know (and you merely profited from it) what zillions of people around the world know, namely, buy low and sell high.
If you did know how the market works, you would know how, why and when the lows and highs happen: you just take for granted the same ebb and flow will keep going on indefinitely, since your whole life is the measure of what was before, and what is to come after you are gone but, tell me, if you are not aware of the whole process, only of the punctual highs and lows, how can be so sure that the market will just be exactly the same during the next century, when it is not the same it was one hundred years ago?
If you are not aware of the "fundamental underpinnings" that rareboy referred to, if you are not aware of the political, industrial and financial building-up that has given you the opportunity of earning those gains like from a garden that was just ready for you to go and pick up the right flowers and the right time, how can you be so childish as to dismiss a comment that is merely pointing at the mess that has been pointed out by all the serious business players (the real ones, not the crooks like Trump who scam smaller investors, and licks the boots of bigger ones).
You just want to hate on Hillary, or anyone who doesn't look or sound red enough to you: were she in Trump's place, you would be pointing her as the damn liberal who enjoys screwing America's economy.