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OFFICIAL STOCK MARKET AND ECONOMY THREAD VOL. A NEW CHAPTER
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- Jul 7, 2011
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$100 April AAPL Calls or $20 TWTR leaps?
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- Dec 23, 2009
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FML, INTC getting slaughtered 
This better just be a nasty correction, dont have the capital to play any puts atm.
This better just be a nasty correction, dont have the capital to play any puts atm.
- Jul 7, 2011
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Holy crap 
- Apr 30, 2011
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It's happening [emoji]128546[/emoji][emoji]128546[/emoji]
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Good bye cruel world.
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what happened?
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Copping more IVV today and a little more GWPH.
Sitting on about 25% cash so not too concerned with a correction. Will use as buying opportunity.
Sitting on about 25% cash so not too concerned with a correction. Will use as buying opportunity.
- Dec 23, 2009
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World economy fears fueling a massive selloff. Everyone's panicking and creating a self-fulfilling bear market prophecy. Pepper your angus.
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The self-fulfilling is pretty spot on.
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wasn't it like this in Aug15? hopefully, for everyone's sanity we bounce back
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Lot of charts look like ****.
- Jul 7, 2011
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Yup. Staying in cash for the moment.
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Started investing in '07. A few months later, the GR happened and i almost lost everything. That was a baptismal by fire... 
This right here...not eem worried.... Not too worried about oil. China, though, is gonna produce one heck of a bowel movement in the stomach of the global economy.
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This right here...not eem worried...
. Not too worried about oil. China, though, is gonna produce one heck of a bowel movement in the stomach of the global economy....
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- May 14, 2001
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Gut says oil didn't bottom yet but tough spot to get long DWTI. Times like these it pays to understand how to trade other vehicles besides equities
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I've been just checking futures before bed and in the early morning to get a feel. The good thing is now there are tons of ETFs to trade commodities, etc
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why long DWTI? It's only good for day trading otherwise you lose over long term. There's way better ETFs.
- Jan 20, 2002
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i need a hug and some words of encouragement. been a very bad wk
- Dec 3, 2007
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I kid you not, back in the mid 2000s when I started delving into investment vehicles, I had this very same idea:
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fantex-signs-golfer-scott-langley-163930721.html
A part of me is honestly kinda mad about this...
I should be the one getting that interview...opportunity clearly favors those with money and connections...
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/fantex-signs-golfer-scott-langley-163930721.html
A part of me is honestly kinda mad about this...
I should be the one getting that interview...opportunity clearly favors those with money and connections...
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Swing trading ETFs can be rather profitable. I wouldn't hold it for weeks or months but 2-3 days or so can produce huge swings. DWTI is triple inverse oil so the moves are nice if you want to play oil to the downside. It is simply a trading vehicle never an investment
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My portfolio red as hell smh.... but there is a positive to that....
hot route
Banned
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This oil thing being sub $30 and under is unheard of. That's the market for you. You can never guess, never assume, never stay course.
Everyone's portfolio is red because of exposure to stocks. It is scary because we may be in a wave where oil companies go belly up, just like how bankers went bell up, and miners as well.
Everyone's portfolio is red because of exposure to stocks. It is scary because we may be in a wave where oil companies go belly up, just like how bankers went bell up, and miners as well.
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Unheard of? Goldman predicted $20 barrels and most analyst saw the supply glut. Oil is actually very predictable
