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Euro And European Equities Diverging: Sign Of More ECB Action?
Pendulum • Mon, May 20
Rising Sun Redux - International ETFs Lag The U.S., Except For Japan
Moby Waller • Thu, May 16 • 7 Comments
How Does Italy Feel About German Exceptionalism?
Ralph Shell • Tue, May 14 • 2 Comments
Will An Internal Or External Catalyst Drive The Euro's Next Big Move?
Pendulum • Mon, May 13 • 6 Comments
Stop The Austerity, It Is Bloody Time To Get Italy Out Of Recession
Alberto Abaterusso • Wed, May 8 • 5 Comments
ECB Interest Rate Cut: Euro Strong And Steady, European Markets Rally
Pendulum • Mon, May 6
Hot And Cold ETFs And Sectors For April
Wall Street Sector Selector • Sun, May 5 • 1 Comment
2013 Market Recap And Trends: Top-Performing Countries
Martin Vlcek • Thu, May 2 • 8 Comments
Letta's Italy?
Marc Chandler • Tue, Apr 30 • 2 Comments
How To Trade The End Of European Austerity
BubbleBustInvesting • Mon, Apr 29 • 13 Comments
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
Wall Street Breakfast • Mon, Apr 29 • 48 Comments
ECB Decision On Interest Rates And The Impact On The Euro
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 28 • 2 Comments
What's Next For Italy?
Marc Chandler • Wed, Apr 24 • 3 Comments
2013 Country Stock Market Performance
Bespoke Investment Group • Mon, Apr 22 • 2 Comments
Europe Is Calm: The ECB's Next Move And Impact On The Euro
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 21 • 2 Comments
Markets Stabilize, Japanese Continue To Sell Foreign Bonds
Marc Chandler • Thu, Apr 18 • 2 Comments
Don't Blame China For The Sell-Off In U.S. Stock ETFs
Gary Gordon • Mon, Apr 15 • 2 Comments
Euro Strength Continues: Will Investors Rotate To European Assets?
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 14 • 28 Comments
Euro Rallies As Draghi Reassures: Is It Time To Go Long Europe?
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 7 • 13 Comments
Is Cyprus A Template? Draghi, Your Turn To Answer Is Coming Up
Pendulum • Mon, Apr 1 • 25 Comments

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Italy Faces Ugly Future Without Reforms, Eurozone Exit
H.J. Huneycutt • Tue, Mar 5 • 7 Comments
Meanwhile, Italy Is Cratering
Michael A. Gayed • Thu, Feb 21 • 4 Comments
Investing In Italian Stocks: Weighing Risk Vs. World's Biggest Bargain
StreetAuthority • Sat, Dec 17, 2011 • 8 Comments
Tough Times: Spotlight On iShares MSCI Italy ETF
Tom Lydon • Fri, Nov 11, 2011 • 2 Comments
Dispatch From Milan: The Most Likely Scenario For Italy
Russ Koesterich • Thu, Nov 10, 2011 • 5 Comments
Italy ETF Slaughtered: Time To Sell?
Jared Cummans • Thu, Nov 10, 2011
Italy ETF Drops As Bond Yields Spike
Tom Lydon • Wed, Nov 9, 2011
Mama Mia! The Italian Debt Crisis Continues Unabated
Zacks Investment Research • Wed, Nov 9, 2011
Italy ETF Wrestles With Austerity Measures
Tom Lydon • Tue, Aug 30, 2011
Italian Stock, Bond ETFs Look for Bounce Following Rout
Tom Lydon • Fri, Aug 5, 2011 • 1 Comment
The European Rescue Plan, Italy and Your Portfolio
Russ Koesterich • Tue, Jul 26, 2011
ETF Spotlight: iShares MSCI Italy
Tom Lydon • Fri, Jul 8, 2011
Trouble Awaits Italy ETF
Benzinga • Wed, May 25, 2011
Libyan Crisis, Eni Earnings Bring iShares Italy ETF Into Focus
Eric Dutram • Thu, Mar 10, 2011
What to Expect From Italy's Vote on Wednesday
Marc Chandler • Tue, Sep 28, 2010
Fair Warning: Five Country ETFs Heavily Weighted Towards Financials
Eric Dutram • Tue, May 25, 2010 • 3 Comments
Why the iShares Italy ETF Is Vulnerable
Tom Lydon • Fri, Apr 30, 2010 • 2 Comments
Why Investors Are Selling Italy’s ETF
Tom Lydon • Thu, Feb 25, 2010
Italy ETF: A Slow and Steady Outlook
Tom Lydon • Tue, Feb 2, 2010
Berlusconi Immunity Denied: Italy ETF Under Pressure?
Michael Johnston • Thu, Oct 8, 2009 • 1 Comment

Euro And European Equities Diverging: Sign Of More ECB Action?
Pendulum • Mon, May 20
Rising Sun Redux - International ETFs Lag The U.S., Except For Japan
Moby Waller • Thu, May 16 • 7 Comments
How Does Italy Feel About German Exceptionalism?
Ralph Shell • Tue, May 14 • 2 Comments
Will An Internal Or External Catalyst Drive The Euro's Next Big Move?
Pendulum • Mon, May 13 • 6 Comments
Stop The Austerity, It Is Bloody Time To Get Italy Out Of Recession
Alberto Abaterusso • Wed, May 8 • 5 Comments
ECB Interest Rate Cut: Euro Strong And Steady, European Markets Rally
Pendulum • Mon, May 6
Hot And Cold ETFs And Sectors For April
Wall Street Sector Selector • Sun, May 5 • 1 Comment
2013 Market Recap And Trends: Top-Performing Countries
Martin Vlcek • Thu, May 2 • 8 Comments
Letta's Italy?
Marc Chandler • Tue, Apr 30 • 2 Comments
How To Trade The End Of European Austerity
BubbleBustInvesting • Mon, Apr 29 • 13 Comments
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News
Wall Street Breakfast • Mon, Apr 29 • 48 Comments
ECB Decision On Interest Rates And The Impact On The Euro
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 28 • 2 Comments
What's Next For Italy?
Marc Chandler • Wed, Apr 24 • 3 Comments
2013 Country Stock Market Performance
Bespoke Investment Group • Mon, Apr 22 • 2 Comments
Europe Is Calm: The ECB's Next Move And Impact On The Euro
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 21 • 2 Comments
Markets Stabilize, Japanese Continue To Sell Foreign Bonds
Marc Chandler • Thu, Apr 18 • 2 Comments
Don't Blame China For The Sell-Off In U.S. Stock ETFs
Gary Gordon • Mon, Apr 15 • 2 Comments
Euro Strength Continues: Will Investors Rotate To European Assets?
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 14 • 28 Comments
Euro Rallies As Draghi Reassures: Is It Time To Go Long Europe?
Pendulum • Sun, Apr 7 • 13 Comments
Is Cyprus A Template? Draghi, Your Turn To Answer Is Coming Up
Pendulum • Mon, Apr 1 • 25 Comments

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Currencies: Euro slides on Italian election signals

at MarketWatch.com (Feb 25, 2013)
Stock Rally 'Not Confirming': Brian Kelly

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Howard Gold's No-Nonsense Investing: Make 2013 a year of investing dangerously

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Harvesting profits and reseeding cash

at MarketWatch.com (Oct 1, 2012)
Click here for May's biggest ETF losers

at MarketWatch.com (May 31, 2012)
Outside the Box: Emerging markets are faltering

at MarketWatch.com (May 30, 2012)
Portfolio Insights by Brett Arends: Why Europe stocks are too cheap to ignore

at MarketWatch.com (Jan 9, 2012)
Conrad de Aenlle's Funds For Thought: Where to invest when Europe recovers

at MarketWatch.com (Dec 2, 2011)
Portfolio Insights by Brett Arends: Seven reasons Italy may fall further

at MarketWatch.com (Nov 11, 2011)
Italy's Azimut leading Milan rebound

at MarketWatch.com (Jul 12, 2011)
Global Investor: International stock fund investors’ dizzying spin

at MarketWatch.com (Apr 1, 2011)
Markets Will Grind Higher in First Half of 2011: Strategist

at CNBC.com (Jan 11, 2011)
Expect Stock Downside Move in Next 3 Months: Pro

at CNBC.com (Dec 13, 2010)
Outside the Box: The biggest losers of the financial crisis

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ETF Investing: Greece, Spain debt turmoil rattles ETF investors

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Tuesday, May 7, 12:38 PM Buy Italy says Cumberland's Bill Witherell as the far left coming out on top following the split election means government is going to lean more towards growth rather than austerity. Rather than trying to pick individual stocks, he's recommending EWI as a quick way to get exposure to the whole Italian stock market. 2 Comments [Global & FX]
Monday, April 29, 6:13 AM Italian stocks (EWI) rally 1.12% the day after the country's new prime minister was sworn in amid gunfire. The country struggled to install a government and teetered on the verge of political deadlock following fractious elections in February and five inconclusive presidential votes earlier this month. New economic minister Fabrizio Saccomanni has ambitious plans for lowering yields on the country's sovereign debt (ITLY). Comment! [Global & FX]
Sunday, April 28, 3:54 AM Italy has a new government after Prime Minister-designate Enrico Letta of the left-leaning Democratic Party (PD) forged a coalition agreement with Silvio Berlusconi's right-of-center Freedom party (PDL). The uncertainty had roiled markets at various points since elections in February, so it's worth watching EWI, ITLT and ITLY. The government includes Bank of Italy director general Fabrizio Saccomanni, who is close to ECB Governor Mario Draghi. 1 Comment [Global & FX, Top Stories]
Thursday, April 25, 5:46 AM New Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta, of the center-left Democratic Party, was due to start talks about forming a grand coalition with Silvio Berlusconi's center-right grouping. Letta has already indicated that he may alter the government's eurozone-inspired austerity, saying that it's "no longer enough," although he's expected to maintain good relations with the EU. FTSE MIB +0.05%. Comment! [Global & FX, Top Stories]
Wednesday, April 24, 8:04 AM Enrico Letta - deputy in the center-left Democratic Party - has been named Prime Minister of Italy after a 2-month political vacuum following elections. Just 46 years old, Letta would be one of Europe's youngest leaders and might signal a (needed?) generational change in Italy's politics. Letta must now name his minsters then pass a weekend confidence vote in parliament. Off 0.7%, Italy (EWI) is the only European market in the red today. Comment! [Global & FX]
Monday, April 22, 5:21 AM Milan shares are +2.2% and 10-year bond yields are -9 bps at 4.13% after Italian parliamentarians voted to re-elect 87-year-old Giorgio Napolitano as President. Speculation exists that Napolitano only agreed to take on the role again on the condition that a coalition government will at last be formed. However, a new election can't be ruled out following the resignation of the leader of the center-left Democratic Party after its candidates for president were rejected. 1 Comment [Global & FX, Top Stories, On the Move]
Thursday, April 18, 8:01 AM Italian shares and the euro give up some of their session gains on news Italy's parliament has failed to elect a president on the first ballot. Up 0.9% at the moment, the MIB had been up nearly 1.5%. EWI +1.1% premarket. Buying $1.3045, the euro (FXE) +0.1%. Comment! [Global & FX, Breaking News]
Wednesday, April 10, 10:39 AM What austerity? Italy says its debt to GDP ratio will hit a record 130.4% this year and at 129% will be nearly 6 percent higher in 2014 than previously forecast. The debt hikes partly reflect a €40 payment to the country's private sector aimed at partially settling a near €100B outstanding balance owed to private companies by the government. 3 Comments [Global & FX]
Friday, April 5, 4:56 PM Bridgewater is concerned about Italy. In a letter titled "Could Italy Blow Up The Euro?," the world's largest hedge fund notes that "economic conditions in Italy are as depressed as they've been since the end of WWII," a situation which has invariably led to a "pretty chaotic" political situation. Perhaps most importantly, Italian bank CDS spreads are rising, bad news since "the sovereign is pretty reliant on those banks to buy [government] bonds." Remember: Draghi has "no plan B." 1 Comment [Global & FX]
Wednesday, April 3, 11:37 AM Surprising approximately no one, Cyprus intends to extend capital controls - imposed last week for one week - another seven days, reports Bloomberg, citing a central bank official. Europe is off sharply today, led by the periphery. Spain (EWP) -2.2%, Italy (EWI) -1.8%. Comment! [Global & FX, Breaking News]
Sunday, March 31, 3:21 AM Mario Monti will continue as Italy's caretaker Prime Minister until a new government is formed, President Giorgio Napolitano said yesterday. Napolitano will also appoint two committees that will formulate plans for institutional, social and economic reforms that would receive backing from all sides in parliament. Napolitano won't resign ahead of the end of his term in May even though this would facilitate the calling of new elections. 1 Comment [Global & FX, Top Stories]
Friday, March 29, 7:02 AM Pier Luigi Bersani, the head of Italy's center-left Democratic Party, has handed the intractable problem of forming a government back to President Giorgio Napolitano, whose options seem fairly limited. Napolitano could try to cajole a coalition into being or appoint another technocrat government, although his chances of success appear to be slim. The uncertainty has helped unnerve markets this week. 1 Comment [Global & FX, Top Stories]
Wednesday, March 27, 7:24 AM Troubling to European shares (which had been higher in early trade) is Italy Democratic Party chief Pier Luigi Bersani saying he will not try to form a coalition government, and labeling as "insane" anyone who would try to govern in the current environment. Stoxx 50 (FEZ) -1.4%, with Italy (EWI) and Spain (EWP) both down a similar amount. S&P futures (SPY) -0.4%. 10 Comments [Global & FX]
Tuesday, March 26, 12:18 PM "Slovenia next," said Tyler Cowen yesterday. As eurocrats come forward to declare than deny Cyprus' bail-in of depositors is the new EU rescue template, traders unload Slovenian paper, with the country's bond due in 2024 climbing 36 bps in yield to 6.26%. Near the close, Europe's about flat, but the periphery sinks: Spain (EWP) -1.7%, Italy (EWI) -1%. 7 Comments [Global & FX]
Monday, March 25, 11:07 AM The Italy (EWI -3.7%) and Spain (EWP -3.1%) ETFs lead a now-tumbling Europe (FEZ -1.8%) as - maybe we're being too simplistic here - Eurogroup President Dijsselbloem has more or less told anybody with greater than €100K in deposits at what could be a troubled bank they need to think about getting their money out. Italy's Unicredit and Intesa Sanpaolo are halted down more than 5%. EUFN -2.4%. 33 Comments [Global & FX, Financials, On the Move]
Monday, March 25, 9:01 AM There's significant erosion in the post-Cyprus rally, with Europe 1% or more off the highs, the Stoxx 50 (FEZ) +0.6%. Italy (EWI) is well into the red,-1.2%. The euro has dropped 100 pips from its overnight high, now buying $1.2941. FXE -0.4% premarket. S&P 500 futures cut their gains more than 50%, SPY +0.2%. 7 Comments [Global & FX]

Pendulum
Just posted thoughts on the Draghi Put, Cyprus Crisis and Euro: will the power of the Draghi Put prevail?: $EURUSD $FXE $EWG $EWI $EWP $SPY
Mar 19, 8:51 AM
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DaLatin: looking a month out
Mar 19, 9:03 AM
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Pendulum: Got it. If I trade the Euro, I would do it with the FXE. Just my personal preference
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Daniel Nadler
These Eurozone Markets Will Fall The Hardest: http://stks.co/q5nV $EWI $EWP $GREK
Mar 18, 1:09 PM
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Daniel Nadler
So far, EU budget austerity has been good for 20%+ over U.S./U.K. returns: http://goo.gl/lGkWv $EWP $EWG $SPY $EWI $EWU
Feb 9, 6:28 PM
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Wall Street Sector Selector
Euro Zone Recession Takes Toll On Stocks, (VGK) (EWP) (EWI) (EWQ) (GLD) (GDX) (SPY) http://bit.ly/WbUmGa
11/16/12
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Wall Street Sector Selector
(EWQ) (ewp) (EWI) (FXE) (USO) (GLD) European Day Of Action And Solidarity Tank Major European Indexes, http://bit.ly/UDtXpn
11/14/12
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Ong Kang Wei
EU looks real interesting. IMO They may all be due for a breakout after this long long stage 1 basing IRL GREK EWI EWP EWK EWO RSX.
11/5/12
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Ong Kang Wei: Though they still have many problems here and there, they are gonna breakout soon, IMO. comment your thoughts!
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Wall Street Sector Selector
Europe Starts November In The Green (VGK) (EWU) (EWG) (EWP) (EWI)
11/1/12
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Wall Street Sector Selector
European Stock Markets Skyrocket on Tuesday while US Remains Closed (EWI) (VGK) (EWP) (EWJ)
10/30/12
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Storm Clouds Over The Euro Zone (VGK) (EWP) (EWI) (EWG)
10/28/12
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Dr. Kris
Guess which country etfs are today's top performers? Yep. Spain (EWP +5.9%) & Italy (EWI +5%). A juicy 10% yield on EWP (3.3% on EWI).
9/6/12
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RM13: TEF's yield is now 0, based on suspended dividend..
9/7/12
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Ocean Man: Yet TEF is up 40% over the past 6 weeks.....
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Pendulum
Just posted thoughts on the Draghi Put, Cyprus Crisis and Euro: will the power of the Draghi Put prevail?: $EURUSD $FXE $EWG $EWI $EWP $SPY
Mar 19, 8:51 AM
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DaLatin: looking a month out
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Ong Kang Wei
EU looks real interesting. IMO They may all be due for a breakout after this long long stage 1 basing IRL GREK EWI EWP EWK EWO RSX.
11/5/12
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Ong Kang Wei: Though they still have many problems here and there, they are gonna breakout soon, IMO. comment your thoughts!
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Dr. Kris
Guess which country etfs are today's top performers? Yep. Spain (EWP +5.9%) & Italy (EWI +5%). A juicy 10% yield on EWP (3.3% on EWI).
9/6/12
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RM13: TEF's yield is now 0, based on suspended dividend..
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Ocean Man: Yet TEF is up 40% over the past 6 weeks.....
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John Ward
Consider the possibility that Europe is becoming irrelevant to our markets: $SPY $QQQ $IWM $AAPL $EWP $EWI $EWG $FXE
8/2/12
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pollyserial: I didn't read it as an insult, but rather as a flip response to a fairly flip assertion. Irrelevant is a fairly blunt choice of words.
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John Ward: I asserted nothing, flip or otherwise. I merely suggested that one consider that the market is a discounting mechanism,
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Dr. Kris
Eurotrash: Spain ($EWP) & Italy ($EWI) etfs hitting new lows. Both funds off 70% from 2007 highs. Not lookin' good for the Eurozone...
5/15/12
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realornot: Recycle Eurotrash by investing in $WM
5/15/12
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Dr. Kris: Despite $WM's nice 4.3% yield, the stock just broke $34 support. It could well go into the dumpster if the market continues to slide.
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James A. Kostohryz
Will somebody please tell Santa to stop by Italy? 10Y yields poked above 7% again. $EWI
12/23/11
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cheme: Santa is a Patriot this year.
12/23/11
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jason2788: ECB will back the bonds and rates will go lower, at least that's probably what the market thinks.
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Michael A. Gayed
With Italy (EWI) and Spain (EWP) now above 6% yields, are we headed for a major panic soon? I believe Melt-Up has been short-circuited.
11/14/11
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Michael A. Gayed: Can I hire you dieuwer? :)
11/15/11
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dieuwer: lol... it is actually more fun to do something for free. No pressure and such.
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Michael A. Gayed
Italy (EWI) changes everything.
11/9/11
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dieuwer: France will be a no no for bond shorts. I think that Sarkozy if necessary will FORCE the ECB to monetize French debt. To hell with Merkel.
11/10/11
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dieuwer: I speaks volumes to me that an Italian is head of the ECB while two Germans have resigned, and soon an new French member will be appointed.
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Michael Stuart
Anybody think of a reason NOT to short EWI at this point?
11/9/11
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Tristan R. Brown: Besides the fact that it's already down almost 40% since April? I'm afraid that ship's already set sail.
11/9/11
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jason2713: depends on the short interest, which is likely huge and can cause a squeeze on any mom and pop headline.
11/9/11
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cowpieTX
TVIX +30% in pre-market. Waiting for pricing on my EWI Puts. Going to be a memorable day if these numbers hold til open.
11/1/11
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Cant Time the Market: yea,really wishing i would have bought at 38 on fri.hindsight is always 20/20 though.ill just keep my longs & watch my account drop haha :/
11/1/11
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cowpieTX: sheeeeet, last week i was crying in my beer. but i knew it was all bullcorn. so i held and actually did go fishing mun2000.
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cowpieTX
am I diversified? TVIX, EWI puts, YHOO calls, fidelity money market. ok, maybe not.
10/21/11
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cowpieTX: yep, my porfolio matches my persona. dazed and confused, yet i still find a way to make MAD MONEY!
10/21/11
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