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- Biggest Gainers, Losers Since 9/29 [view article]
- Credit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
- S&P 500 Financials - Best and Worst of the Week [view article]
- Week In Review: S&P 1500 Stocks Posting Large Moves [view article]
- Speculators Bigger Players in Futures, Options Markets Than Thought [view article]
- S&P 500's Best and Worst Net Income Change [view article]
- Earnings Preview: Intercontinental Exchange [view article]
- Bargain Hunting: Stocks With Strong Earnings Growth [view article]
- Excellent Stocks When (If) Oil Hits $150 [view article]
- Intercontinental Exchange and the New ICE Age [view article]
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Biggest Gainers, Losers Since 9/29 [view article]
Thank Tou Mr.Sense for taking the time to create this list.me, I am going to sit on my hands for awhile.
it is to early to trust this market. Reply
Biggest Gainers, Losers Since 9/29 [view article]
Buy and hold is bogus we are back to 1999 levels. I am down this year but far less than the averages because of watching stocks, taking profits and cutting losses. In retrospect I should have cut even more losses. The most frightening thing I am hearing in the media is just sit pat and hold, it will come back and even worse one so-called financial expert on TV advising to only looking at your 401K statements once or twice a year! I learned something from the tech crash. I am working on educating my friends who are now willing to pay attention about having some cash and at least knowing what you own and not to blindly trust so-called financial advisors. ReplyBiggest Gainers, Losers Since 9/29 [view article]
Let this latest crisis teach all investors - ALWAYS have your Protective Exit Strategy in place from the start. Do your fellow American a favor and show him that Buy&Hold is the riskiest approach to investing and can be shown so. Put something in place that ensures that one can protect profits and keep losses to a minimum. Use an approach smarter than trailing stops, moving averages etc. Use an approach that will adjust itself continually to the stock's behavior and market conditions. Be smart! Replycharlie
Biggest Gainers, Losers Since 9/29 [view article]
The mother of all depressions is right around the corner. Get out and let Polisi Galore buy up your stock with her husbands money.Reply
Credit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
Good article. I like NDAQ and I'll patiently wait for another market panic attack to see if I can get the stock to dip below $30 so I can have a bit more of a safety cushion. ThnxsReply
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Credit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
A testimonial to JonI’ve been reading these posts and am a partner’s of Jon’s on a project we have been heading up for some time now.
This goes out to ‘Mr. Bill’ and all the other sniveling whiners that like to hide behind their computers while hurling insults. Jon is well known on Wall Street by a LOT of people and has been for some time.
Jon puts out more information than anyone I’ve ever met- and has helped a lot of people.
I see people saying that they are “nationally known” and are successful but I see no proof. So to those of you that want to attack an associate of mine- why not post your resume on the net, the name of one deal that you’ve done- or the name of anything you built? Why- BECAUSE THERE ARE NONE- that’s why.
I can personally attest to the fact that Jon is a man of action- and there are dozens more that will do the same. I suggest that you stick to the mission and if you want to have some kind of contest why not do one that counts and put out more and better information as that is why we come here- no to hear someone that is unwilling to come out of the closet and prove their own substance.
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Credit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
V Winners is now covering AXP/DFS/V/MA ReplyThe Ponzi
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S&P 500 Financials - Best and Worst of the Week [view article]
The above list of winners and losers for the week is useful if you keep in mind that they have all been big losers so far and they will all lose more before this is over.So, when the big losers of the week hit their support, cover them and then short the big winners of the last week when they start to falter. Example: is MBI really any better today than when it hit $4? Of course, not, it's actually closer to death. So why did it skyrocket to 16 and then come back down to $12? Is is "recovering"... Of course not, its just short covering that has run its course. Everyone and their dog was short that crap and now it is time to short it again since the herd of locusts has moved on. When the herd comes back, cover the short.
Well, maybe you don't have to this time b/c MBI is likely going to BK. Reply
S&P 500 Financials - Best and Worst of the Week [view article]
Schweizer, because here's the top 10 in the xlf and there's not a lot of overlapAMER EXPRESS INC AXP 2.72
AMER INTL GROUP INC AIG 4.43
BK OF AMERICA CP BAC 6.62
BANK OF NY MELLON CP BK 2.69
CITIGROUP INC C 5.68
GOLDMAN SACHS GRP GS 4.29
JP MORGAN CHASE CO JPM 7.37
MORGAN STANLEY MS 2.49
US BANCORP USB 3.02
WELLS FARGO & CO WFC 4.88
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S&P 500 Financials - Best and Worst of the Week [view article]
So why is the index holding up, including the XLF, with all these heavies getting killed? I don't get it! ReplyWeek In Review: S&P 1500 Stocks Posting Large Moves [view article]
too bad u can't do this once a day, and also include prospective listings of firms you prognosticate will move ReplyCredit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
Good article. Makes sense.... ReplyCredit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
bmaclaverty: You are totally wrong on financials, Look into "BK" and tell me when they will be wiped out? Remember there are many different types of financials. ReplyCredit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
I thought exchanges are subject to trading-volume (and not credit) risks. The volatility on CME is extremely high. ReplyLathrop
Credit Cards and Exchanges: The Only Safe Ways to Play the Financials [view article]
This was an extremely well thought out article with the exception of two small points.1. This market has no rational relation to fundamentals
and
2. Americans will surrender their guns and their right to abortions before dark pools of liquidity are outlawed.
Even though those two small points strike at the core of this well written article neutralizing its probative value, I enjoyed reading it.
I would like you to explain why a company like Revlon which is described as "the makeup of last resort" by millions of women with the crummiest fundamentals is entering a bullish phase. If you can answer that question, you can shove Warren Buffet aside and be the new Oracle of Omaha. Because that's what this site is about - seeking alpha, not seeking rationality. Because a bet against dark pools of liquidity is a bet looking to get stomped flat. Reply