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China Green Agriculture: A Green Pearl?

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Amazon: Be Fearful While Others Are Greedy

We disagree 100%. Most of you retail investors have been saying exactly the same since Amazon was $50. No data, no fundamental analysis, pure speculation on the short side responsible for large losses among retail investors

Long Amazon (AMZN) at $78 on the upgrade: An impressive performance

Your post is excellent as a demonstration that 90% of retail investors have no idea what they are talking about losing money in the market. Had you listened to us buying Amazon and your mortgage would be paid down, instead you have chosen to:
1) you lost your trading account shorting it (most likely scenario)
2) you missed a great opportunity (obvious one)
3) you have been watching others make real money (it mathematically results from 1) and 2)


On Oct 10 09:47 AM Macro_Man wrote:

> Sure, Amazon may go up a little more if the market continues to go
> up. But, after that I think it will head lower as fast as it came
> up. People look at it as quasi tech... nothing more than a retailer
> that is going to get taxed and hurt by the government sooner or later

Long Amazon (AMZN) at $78 on the upgrade: An impressive performance

We feel sorry for your short position in Amazon (AMZN). You're invited to visit our public blog to see confirmation of our bullish view in Amazon (AMZN) calling for $96.6 level before it happened, fact which confirms our company as a global leader in the sector. Envy is a natural reaction from losers. Assume your own losses and move on.

Reuters reports that AIG (AIG -9.6%) is interviewing banks to manage an IPO of its Alico life insurance unit that might bring as much as $5B. Morgan Stanley (MS), for one, will have a lead role because of a guarantee by the New York Fed.

Beyond Trading was the first company to downgrade (AIG) to sell recommending to short heavily at $55.5 (proven facts) and $49.65

AIG (AIG) -8.5% after Credit Suisse downgrades the insurer to Underperform, saying AIG's planned asset sales would leave very little value for shareholders.

Beyond Trading was the first company to downgrade (AIG) to sell recommending to short heavily at $55.5 (proven facts) and $49.65

Intuitive Surgical: A Hidden Gem

Dear Sir,

You're that type of individual that registers in websites like SA just to bash serious companies or give negative ratings to our comments. Seriously, you represent that type of individual no one serious in this business wants as a follower. You're much better reading Barrons, the local newspaper or watching those Cramer TV shows late at night. The number of your comments and the date you registered in SA tells everything about your intentions.


On Aug 30 08:20 PM Search4Truth wrote:

> Arrogance and bluster is all I have been able to discern. And a website
> that will waste your time running you from one marketing sign-up
> screen to another. You've already wasted too much of my valuable
> time.

China Green Agriculture: A Green Pearl?

thank you, (CGA) momentum out of the stock after Beyond Trading recommended to sell the stock above $14


On Aug 13 08:40 AM CramerNot wrote:

> You have made a great job BT. I'm following you

Capital One Financial: Trading Against the Crowd

We are currently closed to retail investors. Thank you for your interest


On Aug 21 08:41 PM BPYHO wrote:

> I've been checking out your site....Does one HAVE to sign up for
> an account to get the your email updates/stock picks?

Meanwhile, in Croatia ... [[AIG]] CEO Robert Benmosche tells Reuters he had three conference calls today, he's getting a lot of work done on vacation, and he decries the "lynch mob" mentality of some of the company's critics. Shares spiked 11% on heavy volume in the closing minutes today.

(AIG) Beyond Trading recommended to close long positions at $40.2 after-hours

With the S&P at 1,028, does a strategists' consensus year-end target of 1,022 mean they're bearish now? Or will they raise targets (especially Morgan Stanley, at 900) to keep up with the bulls?

looking back at history analysts always chase momentum trying to call in more retail investors into the game and they always downgrade near historical lows as it was the case in March 2009. A class of true incompetents in the United States which is not the case in other countries

PowerShares QQQ (QQQQ): mid-term position closed @ $40.04

it is not a typo, QQQQ was recommended long at $28.7 sold at $40.04. Thank you


On Aug 14 12:07 PM User 321586 wrote:

> $28.7? That must be a typo... (although I hope not!)
>
> Cheers!

Barclays goes bullish on U.S. credit card issuers, saying earnings will increase steadily over the next 3-5 year, and that it's encouraged by what appear to be signs of stabilization in default rates. Firm boosts American Express (AXP +2.4% premarket), Capital One (COF +2.7%) and Discover (DFS +7%) to Overweight.

In our opinion (COF) is overvalued at this price and in fact this game of upgrading stocks after 300% should be forbidden since Barclays never downgraded the stock when it crashed. For us they have zero credibility


On Aug 24 09:15 AM Archman Investor wrote:

> <<Barclays is late to the game as usual, their upgrade based on 2012
> earnings make no sense, they're just trying to gather more momentum.>>
>
>
> BeyondT:
> Thank you for telling it like it is!
> Kudos!

Barclays goes bullish on U.S. credit card issuers, saying earnings will increase steadily over the next 3-5 year, and that it's encouraged by what appear to be signs of stabilization in default rates. Firm boosts American Express (AXP +2.4% premarket), Capital One (COF +2.7%) and Discover (DFS +7%) to Overweight.

Barclays is late to the game as usual, their upgrade based on 2012 earnings make no sense, they're just trying to gather more momentum. We warned investors in due time here: Beyond Trading on (COF): Trading Against the Crowd seekingalpha.com/a/3bpb

Asia closed heavily down and world markets continue to bleed. In Asia, Nikkei -3.1% to 10,269. Hang Seng -3.6% to 20,137. Shanghai -5.8% to 2,871. BSE -4.1% to 14,785. In Europe at midday, London -1.8%. Paris -2.3%. Frankfurt -2.1%. Futures: Dow -1.8%. S&P -2%. Nasdaq -1.7%. Crude -2.6% to $65.73. Gold -1.2% to $936.90.

what's happening on global markets is a direct consequence of profit taking which is natural following our articles and real time alerts on DOW and QQQQ which can be read on SA: Beyond Trading on Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA (DIA) seekingalpha.com/insta...