lobsterboy

Options Trader: Friday Outlook

Phil,
thanks for responding to me, I do appreciate it. I have read your update daily and do so enjoy the pictures you add to the articles. I guess more information is better and since I am not a member of your news letter I couldn't speak to the pics you make, but I do know this you have is some cases provided some thoughtful insight and for that I say thanks.
The reason I like this forum is just b/c it's not yahoo.
Thanks,
Lobster

Options Trader: Friday Outlook

phil, might be a good time to either reply to this or stop posting. I have read your posts and I do find some of those things you say insightful or interesting. However, if your just using this website to get more clients service your no better than the people you put down everyday. And you'll have to live with that.

6 Reasons to Short Housing Stocks

sorry wrong hole...haha this was meant for a different article...

6 Reasons to Short Housing Stocks

Enter your comment hereLiked the article, charting techniques very good. Question: after you fill out an article and they ask in the disclaimer if you own a position either long/short or just general?
"Among other issues the ETF Digest maintains long or short positions in: SH, SDS, TWM, RWM, PSQ, IEF, GLD, DBC and DBA."
You seem bearish; I think to add more creditably you should be specific what you’re long and short in. Or let me guess what you are:
Long SDS, IEF, GLD, DBC and shortTWM?

6 Reasons to Short Housing Stocks

JJJTTT, hey if I were you don't short the common stock buy puts on the stock. That way you can limit your downside and never have to deal with borrowing issues. If your a retail investor you'll never get a borrow on something that should be shorted. The game is slighted away from your favor if your not a fund.(IMHO) Buy a far out PUT(time wise) and near were the stock is trading, you'll be happy you did if the stock goes against you in a big way.