tommy u

Triple ETF Options Landscape: An Update

thanks for your work. it has great value to me. tlu

Strategists Follow the Market Higher

p.s. mad

we should all be so hot ,,,, and sharp when we attain louise's age.

best


tluj

Strategists Follow the Market Higher

notley and hindenberg omens aside, this market is going 1500-2000 points higher quicker than most can position for. Afterwards , your scenario and Louises may be the battleplan we need to respect. Everybody plays the fool, no exception to the rule... Permabears totally frosted in the process will see if they have what it takes to still be standing when the world outside finally mirrors their worst nightmares .


On Aug 19 03:19 PM Mad Hedge Fund Trader wrote:

> bvm. There has been a lot of chatter in the blogosphere lately about
> the eerie and frightening similarities between our current global
> stock markets and those of 1937. Look at the great chart below, which
> I obtained from the ace quants at charlesnenner.com/. After
> a ferocious dead cat bounce and a tortuous period of sideways consolidation,
> we break down to a final Armageddon sell off. Top technical analyst,
> Louise Yamada, has also been highlighting this risk, and many big
> hedge funds are positioned accordingly. I believe that markets will
> always do what they have to do to screw the most people, and this
> would be it in spades. Imagine trying to trade the tedious 500 point
> range for six months, only to see the indexes drop by half and volatility
> double. You can kiss another generation of traders goodbye. Whatever
> you do, don’t short volatility here in the mid twenties in mid August.

An Investor's Guide to Bear Markets

i have been around a long while and i know a good blog when i see one. nice job well written and full of substance.

Crazy ETF Ideas

enjoyed hearing what you had to say tuesday in nyc
re active etfs perhaps originators should ask the dogs if from sniffing around they would actually eat the food and maybe relish it. I think there is too much headiness and ego at the upper margins.

tommyu

Interview with Dave Fry, ETF Digest

i am thrilled to see two of my favorite organizations exchange some excellent ideas on the same page!!!!

The Current Market Atmosphere: Easy Money Hard to Come by

tend to agree with you on your etf reccommendations.
You might want to add dba, rja, and the new livestock cow to your list. what do you think of japan?