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Investing in TNT?Originally Posted by cRazy dav0
@ gary payton .... damn chuck ...
i can't stand listening to payton talk ... he is as bad as emmitt smith
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Investing in TNT?Originally Posted by cRazy dav0
@ gary payton .... damn chuck ...
i can't stand listening to payton talk ... he is as bad as emmitt smith
Originally Posted by nycballer
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Originally Posted by nicefro
"Wait till I get my money right..."
look at it more as a percentage, not number. if it was number based srs would be @ 200+ based on the djusre.Originally Posted by andre3001
Originally Posted by nicefro
"Wait till I get my money right..."
This is looking like a huge day for the inverse ETF's...... don't wanna jinx anything but Europe and US banks down big in pre-market and SRS up almost 9% in pre.
For those in SRS how high do you let it go before selling? 90? 85?
rgld.Originally Posted by nycballer
nicefro - Do you mind outlining your possible situations come Monday? Also, would you play DGP or GLD as a play on Gold?
Yayo's buying some gold options probably but he's playing most of it by buying actual bullion. Derivatives won't be as powerful asbuying bullion itself.Originally Posted by nycballer
DKY - Do you mind outlining your possible situations come Monday? Also, would you play DGP or GLD as a play on Gold?
Originally Posted by reigndrop
Yayo's buying some gold options probably but he's playing most of it by buying actual bullion. Derivatives won't be as powerful as buying bullion itself.Originally Posted by nycballer
DKY - Do you mind outlining your possible situations come Monday? Also, would you play DGP or GLD as a play on Gold?
Edit: In regards to the market today, although we did see a lot of intervention no doubt in the market today, I expect the Feds to allow the market to fall back to it's November lows, solely because psychologically, it'll be better. Going back down to November lows will create a double bottom, therefore showing a trend reversal. Although the market should fall further at this point, the Feds will then use the excuse of a double bottom to artificially prop the markets back up without any suspicion.
A double bottom, most of the time signals a trend reversal. The DOW is in the shape of a W, but not quite there yet. We're obviously in thesecond down-leg of the W as the middle of the W was when the Dow temporarily reached 9000 again. The W shaped essentially started in the beginning of Novemberif you're looking for it.Originally Posted by andre3001
Originally Posted by reigndrop
Yayo's buying some gold options probably but he's playing most of it by buying actual bullion. Derivatives won't be as powerful as buying bullion itself.Originally Posted by nycballer
DKY - Do you mind outlining your possible situations come Monday? Also, would you play DGP or GLD as a play on Gold?
Edit: In regards to the market today, although we did see a lot of intervention no doubt in the market today, I expect the Feds to allow the market to fall back to it's November lows, solely because psychologically, it'll be better. Going back down to November lows will create a double bottom, therefore showing a trend reversal. Although the market should fall further at this point, the Feds will then use the excuse of a double bottom to artificially prop the markets back up without any suspicion.
Reign,
Do you mind going into this a bit further? You mind explaining double bottom? Does this mean the Dow in the shape of a W? Meaning it was up, then hit November lows, then propped up and hit late January/early Feb lows? Once it hits November lows do you expect another relief program to be put in place? Can you also please explain how the Feds intervene in the markets without flooding hte market by printing more money? I really appreciate it.