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  • Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [View article]
    Tradeflow - Greg will be in touch with your shortly.
    Jul 14 14:10 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [View article]
    I'm sorry that you had trouble. If you like that kind of trading I'd be happy to give you a pass for our new Swing Trading portfolio, run by Optrader, I think it might be more what you were looking for as they are mainly momentum trades with a constantly updated live spreadsheet with all the entries and exits laid out.

    Let me know if you'd like to take a look.

    - Phil
    Jul 11 18:41 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [View article]
    No I'm not happy, are you? The market sure isn't and oil going up was our signal to go negative and cover longs yesterday. Am I not allowed to have a market premise on which we take action now?

    Tradeflow, I see you were a member from 11/30/07 - 12/29/07 on my site and from 9/7-12/7 on Wangs. I can't speak for Andy but obviously Dec was a rough month with the Dow dropping 500 points but I'm very curious as to what it was that you lost $30,000 on in one month.
    Jul 11 11:42 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Options Trader: Thursday Outlook [View article]
    Al - discussed in previous post. What exactly is your problem?

    Trade flow - what was your member name?
    Jul 10 17:56 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Financials and Retail: Not as Dire as They Seem [View article]
    Wow, what a great discussion on this post!

    So yes, that's a very good point about looking at the dillutive number of shares relative to earnings after the acquisitions, I will do that next time I revisit the banks.

    I don't think WM is particualraly good but I do think that, like Chrysler and GM, they simply won't be allowed to fail. Also, even if the banks do repossess 20% of all the homes they lent money on and even if they only get 60% of the value they wrote a mortgage for, it will still be more money than what they've written off already. $400Bn in write downs is $200,0000 on 2M homes worth of value written off, that's some pretty steep discounts!

    So yes, I think it's bad but, as hopeandfear says, not THAT bad. Who are losing their jobs? Construction workers and finanical workers - isn't that to be expected in a housing slump? I must say today's actions make things seem very dire, it's like people just can't get out of the markets fast enough...

    Mar 10 17:45 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Financials and Retail: Not as Dire as They Seem [View article]
    Not sure you read that right, we're buying the financials! Picked up WM July $12.50s today because they were so cheap and C as well.
    Mar 07 16:31 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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