I may sustain shorterm paper loss, but it's notjhing new. I want to get head of the crowd.
On Oct 06 01:41 PM Macro_Man wrote:
> However good your reasons are mate, don't get short yet and don't > add on to DOG just yet. If you are early can be very painful even > if you are right eventually
I'm keeping a close on 9810. If we close above again, it will prove a consolidation to propel the maket to a new high.
On Oct 06 10:55 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> The pattern has been the same...kiss the 20 or 50dma and bounce. > The trend is still up and it wasnt a bear trap...the trend had not > signalled a short. > > Now, wouldnt be surprised to see 1100 or 1120 and then drop from > there. watching 3 month libor...that is the key i think
The data later this might be bad... and these retailers havehad a tremndous run. M, for example has rallied from 6/share. I'm locking profits until proven otherwise.
On Oct 05 10:47 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> Don't know mate. If we are bouncing off the 50dma on S&P, then > the rising tide would lift all boats, including the leaky ones. So, > why sell now....why not after stocks have run up to 1100 or 1120? > IF, indeed we are going to see dip buying lift stocks up from here
It's a great accumulate at these levels... I would buy shares and hedge by writing Nov strike 60 calls which are paying a premium of 1.45/contract. This is a great premium. Oct strike 60 calls are also juicy at .80, considering that there is only 2 weeks remaining for options to expire.
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Just becuase the market is generally selling, it does not mean that you cannot be selecitve in going long or short certain ETFs or stocks. for example, I have both long and short postions on M hedged with different call strikes.
On Aug 17 11:11 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> agreed, but then why are you buying DIG and M? shouldn't we be going > the other way
Not interest in penny stocks that can be easily manipulated.
On Jul 30 11:07 AM User 449980 wrote:
> Look at Lucas Energy (seekingalpha.com/symbo...) they have > 26 wells producing 150 barrels of oil per day at $60.00 pre barrel > cash flow positive. See their new research report at lucasenergy.com
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On Oct 06 01:41 PM Macro_Man wrote:
> However good your reasons are mate, don't get short yet and don't
> add on to DOG just yet. If you are early can be very painful even
> if you are right eventually
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On Oct 06 10:55 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> The pattern has been the same...kiss the 20 or 50dma and bounce.
> The trend is still up and it wasnt a bear trap...the trend had not
> signalled a short.
>
> Now, wouldnt be surprised to see 1100 or 1120 and then drop from
> there. watching 3 month libor...that is the key i think
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On Oct 05 10:47 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> Don't know mate. If we are bouncing off the 50dma on S&P, then
> the rising tide would lift all boats, including the leaky ones. So,
> why sell now....why not after stocks have run up to 1100 or 1120?
> IF, indeed we are going to see dip buying lift stocks up from here
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UNG is a strong buy at 15.35 hedged against the June strike 15 calls. [View instapost]
On Sep 01 11:45 AM Plant the seeds wrote:
> How does the failure of cap and trade (Pekins plan) have on Nat Gas
> outlook?
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I could be reached at jackmd1@aol.com
Thanks,
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On Aug 18 09:53 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> did you sell short? if so, which brokerage do you use. Fidelity doesnt
> seem to enable shorting of many ETFs as far as I can see
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On Aug 17 11:11 AM Macro_Man wrote:
> agreed, but then why are you buying DIG and M? shouldn't we be going
> the other way
Shorted M [View instapost]
On Aug 06 03:24 PM Alice4321us wrote:
> okay.. so the sales are down 10% and the stock goes Nuts... Don't
> fight the trend my friend...
UNG is a strong buy at 15.35 hedged against the June strike 15 calls. [View instapost]
On Aug 05 02:18 AM Danny Devito wrote:
> UNG macd bullish, rsi bullish, I suggest to take a look to the spread
> UNG/USO even in a better opportunity
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On Jul 30 11:11 AM Alice4321us wrote:
> I mistimed my entry on this one yesterday at 15.20 and it's hurting
> today.... I don't trade options so, no downside protection...
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On Jul 30 11:07 AM User 449980 wrote:
> Look at Lucas Energy (seekingalpha.com/symbo...) they have
> 26 wells producing 150 barrels of oil per day at $60.00 pre barrel
> cash flow positive. See their new research report at lucasenergy.com