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- Bust, Bail, Repeat: The U.S. Enters into an Ever-Worsening Cycle [view article]
- 25 Ways to Tell a Banking System Is Unsound [view article]
- Financials Are Having a Dead Cat Bounce [view article]
- Financial-Dip Buyers Forget To Ask What's Next [view article]
- The Facts Behind the Coming Congressional Mortgage Bailout Bill [view article]
- A Letter to Warren Buffett [view article]
- Financials Future Still Uncertain [view article]
- How High Leverage Has Brought Down the Whole Banking Industry [view article]
- Lehman Brothers, R.I.P [view article]
- SEC Shorting Restrictions: Are Some Banks Being Set Up? [view article]
- Mother of All Short Squeezes? [view article]
- The SEC's 'Sacred Cow' List: Where Are WaMu and Wachovia? [view article]
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- UBS Analyst: Asset Sale Could Benefit Lehman Brothers
- Bust, Bail, Repeat: The U.S. Enters into an Ever-Worsening Cycle
- Bank Bailouts or Bull?
- 25 Ways to Tell a Banking System Is Unsound
- Financials Are Having a Dead Cat Bounce
- Financials Future Still Uncertain
- Financial-Dip Buyers Forget To Ask What's Next
- Crazy Dividends
- A 'Buy the Loser' Rally
- Looking for Action? Most Volatile Stocks
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Lehman to Raise $6 Billion, Short Interest Remains High [view article]
if LEH was srong financialy the shorters wouldave been taken to the cleaners now it looks like LEH investors are taken to the cleaners ReplyExpert
Monday Option Outlook: LEH, WM, XLF, CCRT, ETFC, BDK, GGP, XLNX [view article]
Good wrap-up Andrew. As you can see from my previous posts, in my opinion most of the commetaries on SA are trash or pumps. But this is a good and useful piece. ReplyBiggest Winners and Losers Since the 5/19 Top [view article]
Financials are still really volatile and risky because not many people know what is going on and there are not too many signs things are over. Meanwhile, the market decline has made growth stocks like technology and health care more attractive. I think a good play is to buy volatility during periods of rallies in the market -- especially for financials. ReplyExpert
Will the Banks Rebound? Cramer's Mad Money (5/30/08) [view article]
"THE REAL EXPERT ... Obviously you hold yourself in high regard! Maybe you should consider retaining a CFP to assist you in your decisions. Then you would have the advice of A REAL EXPERT. If you are unable to sift through the cornucopia of information available today, and make your own decisions without requiring rubber panties, then stay out of the market."Lol that tells me you are a complete idiot. CFPs are nowhere near experts. They are clueless! All they do is charge money for telling you to diversify. How do I know? I completed all educational requirements for the CFP certification and after successfully completely the useless courses, I refused to waste anymore money to take the exam. I did not want to be associated with such a scam designation. What people need more than anything are people who know how to navigate the markets. When nearly everyone missed the real estate dump, how can you trust anyone? Seek out those who knew it would happen. Theyare the only ones who have an idea what the future holds. Cramer missed it all just like the other morons.
To the rest of you naive kids, I do not watch or read anything Cramer talks about. Simply by following this moron you are showing you are lost.
getjdb, you are exactly right about CFPs. I can name a few experts for you to follow:
Jim Rogers
George Soros
Me - feel free to ask me any questions.
An Investor (A Very Old and wise Investor) Reply
Lehman's Slow-Motion Train Wreck Continues [view article]
LEH at $2? ReplyOptions Trader: Monday Outlook [view article]
Totally agree with the comments ,people lke goldman sachs and the analyts like the Murthi who predicts 200 dollar oil by this year are the real global terroists .They are the new Bin ladens of the world .Thanks to these people and a lameduck president intent on destroying both americas global leadership and credibility as well his conservative parties chances by alteat another eight years due to bad energy policies and by allowing manipulation of oil prices .Hopefully the american people will kick these bunch out and bring in Obama ReplyOptions Trader: Monday Outlook [view article]
It's hard not to agree, I'm in QID with the same reasoning, Bon Chance to us....... ReplyShorting Washington Mutual on Market Weakness [view article]
Shorting these stocks at this point (6/9/08) is very dangerous. The government could announce some new bailout program that could send them up quickly and wipe you out. ReplyFast Money Recap - Oil Spoils Everything (6/6/08) [view article]
It's a very excellent presentation on the hows and whys of the market right now, and overall this whole oil fiasco is killing us(Americans/Investors... Under the assumption that investors will invest regardless. Is renewable energy really the new frontier? ReplyShorting Washington Mutual on Market Weakness [view article]
I think the safer play is to watch the indicators and go long with a bracket order of 2% stop and 1% - 2% profit, depending on the news of that day. I have been making some pretty good money taking a quick 1% - 2% profit in a few minutes. ReplyOptions Trader: Monday Outlook [view article]
Dear Mr. Davis,I always look forward to your articles as you state your opinions based on facts WE KNOW. People state Peak Oil as a "fact", but how can one measure it?
I have a theory of my own: JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Bros and others lost their shirts with the mortgage meltdown. What a better way to recover their money using their favorite drug addiction -- derivatives -- to bet on oil? The key word here is BETTING. Who's is always predicting high oil prices? Who gains the most with such high prices? Hint: it's not Exxon Mobil, although they benefit quite a bit too. This run may continue for a while. Watch them shortening oil in a few months and making another obscene amount of money.
Thanks for your always enlightening articles!
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Lehman, the Short Version [view article]
Jessica, is this supposed to be "news" or "insight?" I can't determine which.To phdinsuntanning, even 2 months ago what you posted was public knowledge. Let me make it simple. Most of the banks are leveraged 30:1 and they have been for a while now. The unwinding process is going to be very ugly for someone, most likely for holders of the dollar. Dump the dollar and US assets while you still have a chance. Reply
Fast Money Recap - Oil Spoils Everything (6/6/08) [view article]
Cash by default! I can't imagine any time when everything, including cash, looks like a loser. CE's are losing money, stocks, real estate, and soon commodities will follow. The government is pouring money into IRAQ and borrowing to do so. A MESS! ReplyFast Money Recap - Oil Spoils Everything (6/6/08) [view article]
Carter Worth, "investors have to do something"...how about sitting on cash? Always feels good to have a buck or two. ReplyFast Money Recap - Oil Spoils Everything (6/6/08) [view article]
EXCELLENT! Reply