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On May 09 09:40 AM User 397116 wrote:

> I still have some FAZ shares. When is best to get rid of? Anyone
> can advise me?]]> Sat, 09 May 2009 10:34:50 -0400


On May 09 09:40 AM User 397116 wrote:

> I still have some FAZ shares. When is best to get rid of? Anyone
> can advise me?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/136511-options-trader-thankful-friday?source=feed#comment-496430 496430 Sat, 09 May 2009 00:47:41 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/106957-exploiting-the-downside-of-the-markets?source=feed#comment-310833 310833

On Nov 20 07:50 AM Andy Zaky wrote:

> LOL. This article is late to the game man. The S&P500 is getting
> close to the previous bear market lows and the NASDAQ is approaches
> rock bottom prices that we haven't seen since the tech bubble collapse.
> The risk reward for shorting here is way off balance. There's maybe
> a case to short AMZN here with a P/E that is twice that of AAPL,
> GOOG and RIMM. But shorting AAPL and RIMM here is a dangerous game.
> GOOG might make for a good short as the market is laboring under
> the belief that on-line advertising has disappeared. How long this
> could be kept up is anyone's guess. GOOG and AMZN are maybe shorts
> if you're in for a very quick trade. But I wouldn't even think about
> shorting AAPL or RIMM. That's just stupid. AAPL has been steadily
> outperforming the market over the past few weeks and while the NASDAQ
> continues to make new lows, AAPL has yet to break its low set in
> the first week of October. RIMM has been on fire as of late. Shorting
> these stocks would have been advisable during the first week of October,
> but doing so now is a disaster waiting to happen. If history has
> taught us anything, bear markets end with inverted head and shoulders
> and when the market rebounds, it does it fast and furious.
>
> Here's how the S&P, NASDAQ and DJIA bottomed in the 2001-2003
> bear market:
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$SPX&p=D&...
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$INDU&p=D&...
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$COMPQ&p=D&am...
>
> Notice how each of them ended their respective downtrends with an
> inverted head & shoulders. Also, the 74' bear market ended in
> the same manner. Inverted head and shoulders.
>
> Now take a look at this bear market. I see a distincted left shoulder,
> and a head in progress.
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$COMPQ&p=D&am...
>
> Shoulder at 1,542.45; head being made right now; and I imagine we
> see a massive rally in December as hedge funds try to cut their losses
> on the year. I could see the NASDAQ testing the neck line at 1700.
> Then sometime in January, I see the NASDAQ putting in a right shoulder.
> If the economic data starts look positive, this bear market will
> be over by March. And you want to short here? You're playing with
> fire.]]> Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:09:59 -0500

On Nov 20 07:50 AM Andy Zaky wrote:

> LOL. This article is late to the game man. The S&P500 is getting
> close to the previous bear market lows and the NASDAQ is approaches
> rock bottom prices that we haven't seen since the tech bubble collapse.
> The risk reward for shorting here is way off balance. There's maybe
> a case to short AMZN here with a P/E that is twice that of AAPL,
> GOOG and RIMM. But shorting AAPL and RIMM here is a dangerous game.
> GOOG might make for a good short as the market is laboring under
> the belief that on-line advertising has disappeared. How long this
> could be kept up is anyone's guess. GOOG and AMZN are maybe shorts
> if you're in for a very quick trade. But I wouldn't even think about
> shorting AAPL or RIMM. That's just stupid. AAPL has been steadily
> outperforming the market over the past few weeks and while the NASDAQ
> continues to make new lows, AAPL has yet to break its low set in
> the first week of October. RIMM has been on fire as of late. Shorting
> these stocks would have been advisable during the first week of October,
> but doing so now is a disaster waiting to happen. If history has
> taught us anything, bear markets end with inverted head and shoulders
> and when the market rebounds, it does it fast and furious.
>
> Here's how the S&P, NASDAQ and DJIA bottomed in the 2001-2003
> bear market:
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$SPX&p=D&...
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$INDU&p=D&...
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$COMPQ&p=D&am...
>
> Notice how each of them ended their respective downtrends with an
> inverted head & shoulders. Also, the 74' bear market ended in
> the same manner. Inverted head and shoulders.
>
> Now take a look at this bear market. I see a distincted left shoulder,
> and a head in progress.
>
> stockcharts.com/h-sc/u...=$COMPQ&p=D&am...
>
> Shoulder at 1,542.45; head being made right now; and I imagine we
> see a massive rally in December as hedge funds try to cut their losses
> on the year. I could see the NASDAQ testing the neck line at 1700.
> Then sometime in January, I see the NASDAQ putting in a right shoulder.
> If the economic data starts look positive, this bear market will
> be over by March. And you want to short here? You're playing with
> fire.]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/61648-lululemon-athletica-heading-for-single-digits?source=feed#comment-112857 112857 Fri, 25 Jan 2008 15:29:03 -0500 http://seekingalpha.com/article/45451-bank-of-america-countrywides-white-knight?source=feed#comment-94415 94415 Thu, 23 Aug 2007 12:05:57 -0400