> Hey Mathew, this is not 1st grade. You don't get bonus points for > underlining the nouns. Maybe when you get to adjectives in your hooked > on phonics course you bold those, too. wheeee! > > good articles financeopinionss.blogs...
Who's the Jackass now? Report written in Nov 08' when prices of silver were $9/ounce. Pacwoman maybe you should look at our recent posts before making any rash judgements on our trades. And yes guilty as charged I took a weeks vacation, I suggest you need some time off work as you seem to be very angry.
On Oct 13 05:54 PM picman wrote:
> Here's another idiot. We recommend buying Gold but hold off on Silver. > What a moron. These two commodities go hand in hand almost all the > time. Gold has soared above $1,000 and this jackass was on vacation. > So he misses the boat but advises jumping on anyway. thats like saying > the jets are favored by 7 points this week but ask me at the beginning > of the fourth quarter what team to bet. I have been on board with > Silver since late August and all along i've stated that jumping on > and off the Silver bandwagon is foolish since its so hard to know > highs and lows. Bottom line, as I said over a month ago, Silver breaks > $20 an ounce before the year is over. These bandwagon jumpers are > completely useless always giving us advice after the fact. How do > these clowns get these jobs anyway???? Goooo SLV! right through $20 > and what Merry Christmas those of us with faith will enjoy!
Today in Commodities: A Fed Non-Decision [View article]
I think I speak for 2000 of our 2100+ followers we liked it better when you were not a follower. You had voiced several months ago that you were done following but your back we ask WHY?? For starters understand I run a commodity brokerage firm; we trade on behalf of clients 50+ commodities this is not a silver firm. I have trailed stops for some of our aggressive clients and lightened up on futures for others while some have left the trade all together. As for options this market is too volatile to trails stops so I left the trade all together..albeit too early when looking in hindsight. What you and many fail to recognize is LEVERAGE, you own most likely 100 shares of SLV and have made a few dollars while every $1 move in the futures market on a standard 5000 ounce contracts equates to $5,000/contract. You do the math!! All though silver has been a great market of late lets look at some of the other commodities that you fail to follow and clients have been involved.....in the last 3 months cocoa 29 year high, sugar 33 year high, coffee 13 year high, cotton 15 year high, cattle near record high, gold record high, corn 2 1/2 year high, Japanese Yen 15 year high and the list goes on... I think you see the point. When silver corrects as it always does clients will be advised to gain bullish exposure again.
Today in Commodities: Living Up to Expectations [View article]
Hammer Did someone hit you in the head with a hammer? I am long $1 call spreads not futures so though clients are down they are still in expecting a move higher. See previous posts. Clients that listened to me are down in this trade but most are also long sugar and silver from much lower levels. It is called diversification.
On Sep 03 05:41 PM hammer wrote:
> "There was a new 7 1/2 year low in natural gas today as prices are > currently down 20 cents. LET ME SAY THIS LOUD AND CLEAR: WE MAY BE > WRONG BEING LONG FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS BUT WE WILL KEEP A PORTION > OF OUR CLIENTS' COMMODITY PORTFOLIO LONG NATURAL GAS AS TO BE THERE > WHEN PRICES GET BACK IN LINE, whether that be two, three or four > months from now." > > Long and terribly wrong. A week ago you were long NGV09 at $3.20/mmbtu, > now its $2.50/mmbu. A mere 22% loss. The initial and maintenance > margin for 1 NYMEX NG contract is $10,575. You would have lost $7,000/$10,575 > or 71% on your initial investment. Hopefully your audience has ignored > your bad advice. > > Ask yourself why NG is at $2.50 and you"ll realize why simple technical > analysis and historical analogies of crude:natural gas are inane > and misguided. > > NGX09 has another 10% decline and NGZ09-NGF10 have even more. The > contango is unprecedented and WILL come in. Commodities are zero > and Matt is trying to convince you it is an investment. It isn't, > its a trading asset.
Today In Commodities: Bloodbath In The Metals Complex [View article]
"You are only good as your last trade"...the call you speak was 1 of many calls in the last four months. I have had several profitable and several unprofitable trades in the last 4 months. Why you focus on 1 call is beyond me?
I don't feel comfortable being short gold, silver or crude oil in this environment. You do not have to agree that's what makes a market. I'm more interested in getting clients long from lower levels.
Today in Commodities: Trading Around the Core [View article]
Usually I frown on your posts because you bash every one and brag about how good silver has been to you but this post I actually like. I am in the process of setting up a commodity CTA; the minimum will be $50,000 and it will be 100% discretionary traded by yours truly. We hope to launch it in May and investors will be able to track the performance month to month with audited track records. This forum is used so existing and prospective clients can see what my take is on commodities. I've yet to find a client in my ten years trading that agrees with all our trades. Additionally there will be times where we have many wining strategies and others where we have a number of losing strategies. My goal in the long run is to help educate commodity investors and show them a way to diversify their portfolios away from the traditional asset classes. Jimbo understand the percentages state a high majority of investors that trade commodities are not successful...we try to help that. The most significant difference between our current company and how the CTA will operate is as follows; currently clients are able to pick and chose between all our trade recommendations and also trade their own account and the fund will be 100% discretionary. I will let you and others know when we launch but it is looking like May presently.
Today in Commodities: Perception Isn't Reality [View article]
$4000/per 100 troy ounce futures contract...that's the difference
On Sep 10 08:01 PM Mistrofan wrote:
> This time I disagree with you on Gold and Silver. I would love to > see gain theSilver at $12-$13 to build a position there - but I don't > think that will happened. My estiamte is that we finally entered > the last sustainable bull phase for precious metals, and will be > hard to ketch-up with the gold prices up to $2200. So, what is the > difference between an entry point at $990 vs. $950 when you know > what is coming anymay?
Today in Commodities: Is 9 Your Lucky Number? [View article]
154 refers to yield in corn not the price...just to clarify.
On Sep 09 04:46 PM bondsarebears wrote:
> 154? If that's the flat price they're predicting, I'll eat my business > card. We know corn and beans are heading for a high yielding harvest > ( bullish on the basis in the country) but 154? We'll wait until > Friday. > As for Wheat, I'm am Grizzly.
Today in Commodities: The Rubber-Band Effect [View article]
I run a commodity brokerage firm "MB Wealth" and these clients are investors that trade through us. I have no cousin Ed and I go to a barber not a hair stylist.
On Aug 08 11:39 PM a3A wrote:
> who are these 'clients' we keep hearing about? . cousin ed and your > hair stylist?
Commodity Chart Of The Day: Euro Currency [View article]
The dollar is down 33% in the last last decade...the bounce I am forecasting to the 20 day MA is far from a bullish development. It represents a 1.1% appreciation. To answer the question...planet Earth.
Today in Commodities: Crouching Tiger Hidden Commodity [View article]
On Dec 10 05:10 PM Seeking-Losses(SL) wrote:
> Hey Mathew, this is not 1st grade. You don't get bonus points for
> underlining the nouns. Maybe when you get to adjectives in your hooked
> on phonics course you bold those, too. wheeee!
>
> good articles financeopinionss.blogs...
Today in Commodities: Suspend Your Disbelief [View article]
Who's the Jackass now? Report written in Nov 08' when prices of silver were $9/ounce. Pacwoman maybe you should look at our recent posts before making any rash judgements on our trades. And yes guilty as charged I took a weeks vacation, I suggest you need some time off work as you seem to be very angry.
On Oct 13 05:54 PM picman wrote:
> Here's another idiot. We recommend buying Gold but hold off on Silver.
> What a moron. These two commodities go hand in hand almost all the
> time. Gold has soared above $1,000 and this jackass was on vacation.
> So he misses the boat but advises jumping on anyway. thats like saying
> the jets are favored by 7 points this week but ask me at the beginning
> of the fourth quarter what team to bet. I have been on board with
> Silver since late August and all along i've stated that jumping on
> and off the Silver bandwagon is foolish since its so hard to know
> highs and lows. Bottom line, as I said over a month ago, Silver breaks
> $20 an ounce before the year is over. These bandwagon jumpers are
> completely useless always giving us advice after the fact. How do
> these clowns get these jobs anyway???? Goooo SLV! right through $20
> and what Merry Christmas those of us with faith will enjoy!
Today in Commodities: I Smell a Correction [View article]
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Didn't your mother ever teach you that if you did not have anything nice or constructive to say you keep your mouth shut?
Today in Commodities: A Fed Non-Decision [View article]
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Today in Commodities: Living Up to Expectations [View article]
Did someone hit you in the head with a hammer? I am long $1 call spreads not futures so though clients are down they are still in expecting a move higher. See previous posts. Clients that listened to me are down in this trade but most are also long sugar and silver from much lower levels. It is called diversification.
On Sep 03 05:41 PM hammer wrote:
> "There was a new 7 1/2 year low in natural gas today as prices are
> currently down 20 cents. LET ME SAY THIS LOUD AND CLEAR: WE MAY BE
> WRONG BEING LONG FOR THE NEXT 60 DAYS BUT WE WILL KEEP A PORTION
> OF OUR CLIENTS' COMMODITY PORTFOLIO LONG NATURAL GAS AS TO BE THERE
> WHEN PRICES GET BACK IN LINE, whether that be two, three or four
> months from now."
>
> Long and terribly wrong. A week ago you were long NGV09 at $3.20/mmbtu,
> now its $2.50/mmbu. A mere 22% loss. The initial and maintenance
> margin for 1 NYMEX NG contract is $10,575. You would have lost $7,000/$10,575
> or 71% on your initial investment. Hopefully your audience has ignored
> your bad advice.
>
> Ask yourself why NG is at $2.50 and you"ll realize why simple technical
> analysis and historical analogies of crude:natural gas are inane
> and misguided.
>
> NGX09 has another 10% decline and NGZ09-NGF10 have even more. The
> contango is unprecedented and WILL come in. Commodities are zero
> and Matt is trying to convince you it is an investment. It isn't,
> its a trading asset.
Today In Commodities: Bloodbath In The Metals Complex [View article]
Today in Commodities: False Hope [View article]
Today in Commodities: Trading Around the Core [View article]
Today in Commodities: Perception Isn't Reality [View article]
On Sep 10 08:01 PM Mistrofan wrote:
> This time I disagree with you on Gold and Silver. I would love to
> see gain theSilver at $12-$13 to build a position there - but I don't
> think that will happened. My estiamte is that we finally entered
> the last sustainable bull phase for precious metals, and will be
> hard to ketch-up with the gold prices up to $2200. So, what is the
> difference between an entry point at $990 vs. $950 when you know
> what is coming anymay?
Today in Commodities: Is 9 Your Lucky Number? [View article]
On Sep 09 04:46 PM bondsarebears wrote:
> 154? If that's the flat price they're predicting, I'll eat my business
> card. We know corn and beans are heading for a high yielding harvest
> ( bullish on the basis in the country) but 154? We'll wait until
> Friday.
> As for Wheat, I'm am Grizzly.
Today in Commodities: The Rubber-Band Effect [View article]
On Aug 08 11:39 PM a3A wrote:
> who are these 'clients' we keep hearing about? . cousin ed and your
> hair stylist?
Today In Commodities: Wheat Hits Lowest Level In 5 Months [View article]
Commodity Chart Of The Day: Euro Currency [View article]
To answer the question...planet Earth.