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example of taking financial advice from an online stranger without knowing why it's right/wrong. buys: faz, skf, srs, sds, qid, twm, gld, ery, tbt shorts: jpm, bac, gs, ms, stt, bk, pru, hig, all, met, lnc, pfg, amr, lcc, uaua, dal, cal, ge, db, ubs, rbs, cs, spg, vno, bxp, kim, dre, eur/usd...

example of taking financial advice from an online stranger without knowing why it's right/wrong. buys: faz, skf, srs, sds, qid, twm, gld, ery shorts: jpm, bac, gs, ms, stt, bk, pru, hig, all, met, lnc, pfg, amr, lcc, uaua, dal, cal, ge, db, ubs, rbs, cs, spg, vno, bxp, kim, dre, eur/usd...

trendline breaks at least give a good risk/reward thesis for entering naked trades. calling tops and bottoms in high-convexity leveraged ETFs without stops isinane. it's not sustainable because it's based off of one-time revenues in banks. if obama + bernanke + geithner went ahead and actually...

the bet was gold hits 2000/oz by the end of 09. still stands. it isn't a matter of years anymore, but months. quantitative easing has began. $10.5 trillionhas been committed as government backstop funds. that will all be monetized. and once rates start rising and treasury bubble collapses (once...

gold's a buy and hold. it will start its next move up on a breach of $1000/oz, prolly gonna be coming around the next FOMC announcement of furtherquantitative easing, which could come in their next meeting in june.

So true. I lost some money of my own in fact. Then 4/20 came around, my biggest day in the stock market ever. High convexity ETFs require stops unless you open positions on trendline breaks. Calling tops and bottoms is not a precise business at all. Especially in themiddle of the most illiquid...

housing bubble crash ftw

The Federal Open Market Committee announced earlier this week that it would keep target rates unchanged at 0-0.25bp yet made no mention of additionalquantitative easing:

More indication of the unsustainable and soon-to-be-reversed divergence of equities from reality... 10-Year Treasury Notes ($TNX) yields are on the rise again after the most recent FOMC announcement. In Mid-March, ratestanked on news of quantitative easing, but the bond market has since...

Finals are over so I'm back for all you people who keep incessantly e-mailing and messaging me about losing your life savings in FAZ with no stops. Sparknotes for the morons who want to put money in stocks off an online stranger's suggestion without evenbothering to read, much less understand...

last trade lost a tonnnn of money, i'ma sell those march puts this coming friday. this week's trade: GS APRIL 65 PUTSS. I'm buying them at open.

srs skf faz rfn etc are buy's right here.

nows prolly a pretty good time to get rid of it.

Though I would like to see this bear bounce make its way to Dow 7500, which it still very well could do, the market is showing weakness at current levels andmay roll over soon. Stocks like Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan, a leading stock that I expect takes a huge discount fromcurrent levels, are...

s&p 750 could be the first level of resistance.

7500 is my target for this rally. bear market rallies can be vicious. we were so oversold, the bounce might be bigger and take longer than originally expected.all this does is give an even better position to short into. faz srs rfn skf etc etc are not stocks to hold very long, theyre meant to be...

Clearly inflation is going to be the issue of economic importance in coming years once credit starts easing and all of the central bank spending of the lastseveral months bleeds into the system. Though we are still at the least several months away from the inflationary scenario, sentiments of...

i think well bottom in the 5000s in the fall, we'll see. s&p 740-750 is the first level of resistance and dow 7500 is the next, though i doubt it gets up that far. this is clearly an oversold bounce, there is norally to be had here. euro toast.

jefferson in later years was very sympathetic to slaves. slavery wasnt prolonged through agrarianism, it was prolonged through ignorance. founding fathers were far ahead of their time, it's ludicrous to try to trivialize their contributions to modern day thought.

fslr is a terrific ss here.