Curbs-in that is really funny about the soccer moms ripping off the Quickie Marts for baby food..LOL I think I made a mistake buying another 25 shares of Morgan Stanley b4 the close on Thursday..at $12.67..oops..wife keeps bitching about a half a new roof we need on the house while I keep messing up..hehe..maybe she should join the soccer moms in those Quickie(HAHA) Marts..that reminds me 'We do have a kid that plays soccer' HaHa
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The Dow Jones is not like the dotcom bubble(nasdaq)! The last couple of days including today may have indicated the markets were oversold, in my opinion..(kinda early to confirm) James makes some very well written valid points that I would be unable to so eloquently conjure up, but I do agree that a readjustment to quality assest classes should be the order of every investor. I always keep in mind two simple phrases that James is referring to 1) its no fun being to the party early and 2) its very painful being in the way of falling knives. That being said I'll leave the put options and shorting to the experts..I guess I'll go long, well at least a little longer then my last trade. In case anyones not paying attention BILLIONS were yanked from the markets(mutual funds) since early Nov.07. Maybe there are many other obvious reasons why one might want to be satisfied with incremental gains in small percentages rather than quadrupling their stock gains, just a thought in this precarious market as it is? ..a pretty tall order for a little fish like me.. But I like this article as it is written..keep up the good work, thx.
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The last couple of days including today may have indicated the markets were oversold, in my opinion..(kinda early to confirm)
James makes some very well written valid points that I would be unable to so eloquently conjure up, but I do agree that a readjustment to quality assest classes should be the order of every investor. I always keep in mind two simple phrases that James is referring to 1) its no fun being to the party early and 2) its very painful being in the way of falling knives. That being said I'll leave the put options and shorting to the experts..I guess I'll go long, well at least a little longer then my last trade. In case anyones not paying attention BILLIONS were yanked from the markets(mutual funds) since early Nov.07. Maybe there are many other obvious reasons why one might want to be satisfied with incremental gains in small percentages rather than quadrupling their stock gains, just a thought in this precarious market as it is? ..a pretty tall order for a little fish like me.. But I like this article as it is written..keep up the good work, thx.