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  • The Greatest Depression Is Coming [View article]
    Good article Lil bob. Spartacus need's to read some French revolution history try Emile Zola a book called money. Spartacus might start getting the drift of your article. As well as your political point
    Oct 19 09:31 am |Rating: +1 -1 |Link to Comment
  • Barney Frank's Bad Housing Loans [View article]
    I was reading the news for the past few years using the back's of my eyelids. Then i woke up. As are many Americans The French Revolution is a good place in history to start to draw a paralel line as to the current state of America. We have a corrupt congress. Gaining power with each bill they write. Protecting their lobbyists and cronie capitilists. A corrupt military, Central inteligence and police force. Preparing to step on disidents. Controlled media to spread party propaganda. Counterfeiters printing junk paper (The Fed). An angry population of folks of all economic backgrounds. Who are tired of getting stepped on, used and accused for political gain that profit and aide these corrupt powers, We call our Congressional lawmakers. Obama has been trying to tell the American voter since he began his race. We as Americans have to get involved and realize how corrupt our state congressional delegates and legislators are and get rid of them. The media does not want you to hear these words as they are a part of the cronie capitalism. So I hope we can through sites like these continue to write articles that may wake some folks up to read more unbiased net news, and watch less public media. Such as msnbc and fox and thier biased lies to the left and the right. Yet both groups are centered in thier driving fear bias, on one issue. Protect lobbyists and cronie capitalists. The media which is not competitive but have a dying readership due to credibility issues caused by this bias. Is in the fear of losing advertising dollars which truly drive the media not accurate reporting these days. We need accurate reporting. Things would begin to change.
    Oct 19 09:08 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • FHFA's DeMarco Speaks. Remarks Offer Little Room for Optimism [View article]
    One positive is FRE and FNM are now the primary owners of many failed banks. Banks that are insolvent according to mark to market accounting rules but still bringing money through the doors. Which one could argue this is an inside job by our corrupt congress and state legislators tactic to promote ( without alarming) the general public. To the Nationalization of finances in the United States.
    Oct 09 09:51 am |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment
  • Analyzing Larry Summers [View article]
    An interesting article. It is interesting. If I am reading correctly that the Obama administration is against Nationalization. That is good. I feel safe in their direction. He has the largest battle in worl history to fight to keep our freedom. Who knows if the American people will figure out in time, that he is on the side of freedom. To point the finger of shame at the right people. Rome did not fall because Ceaser was a fool. Rome fell because of a corrupted, out of control Senate. I read an article where Citi is one of the richest banks in the world ranked in the top fo banks. Yet the political rhetoric put out by a biased news media, has proclaimed they are insolvent since this recession began. So who would one believe? We as Americans need to identify, and bring to light the real enemy which is Congress and thier lobbyist pals. Who have the media paid for and pull the greedy strings of change their way. Promoted and supported by the counterfeiters at the FED.
    Oct 07 08:43 am |Rating: +2 -2 |Link to Comment
  • Financials: How to Bank Some Profits  [View article]
    I beg to differ with you on the options But in these downturns you failed to mention the downside to options which is they expire leaving you holding air. Where your money used to be. The actuarys know how to win at options far better than any trader as well as market manipulation which is heavier in options as you are locked into the trade. Whether it be up or down. So buying options at the right time is critical. One day off and you are losing the dough. So My advice to any trader is to not trade options. In this volitile market. Cash is in and out. Be cautios and use the charts for success. They have cielings and floors. YOu can count on that. buy thelows and sell the highs. If you think there is the bottom dip through analysis: Buy. and when you see the stock approaching the prior ceiling of resistance. Sell the highs if you look at the data and realize that it will not bust resistance. Sell or set a stop. Which they will pick you off, so it is as good as a sell order. Very simple, patient and the only one who knows your trade is you and your broker. And your broker doesnt know when you are pulling out. And the market doesnt know when you are going in. Happy straight trading. Skip the insanity of options trading Look at your portfolio and tell me when you had a successful options trade that did not get cancelled by the next trade option.
    Oct 05 09:49 am |Rating: +5 -2 |Link to Comment
  • Ken Lewis, RIP [View article]
    TeresaE. I wish you wouldnt get out of bed so cheery in the morning. I just had my first cup of coffee yesterday thinking the same thoughts. Look at the volumes of shares trading. As well as direction. I am going fishing for real fresh fish in the gulf. The fish in this market stink,
    Oct 01 10:48 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • FDIC: A New Concern for Bank Liquidity [View article]
    I agree with Kirby. Also why isnt Goldman in the picture along with AIG. These two stocks and financial institutes have recieved the bulk of the shore up from the Fed. FRE stand s to gain huge profits in the future once they purchase all these failing banks assets and toxic debt. Which in my opinion is not as toxic as it is exploitable to future profit. Under Congressional Federal Reserve Government control.Welcome to the corporate America.
    Oct 01 10:32 am |Rating: +2 0 |Link to Comment
  • Cramer's Mad Money - Obama's Enemy Number One (9/29/09) [View article]
    Who paid Cramer? Cramer who says he is educating the investor to make money. This may be true as the mentioned stocks are rising. The question is how and why? The AIG he says to buy is trading at $40.00. When in reality it is only worth $2.00. That is right TWO DOLLARS! So if BAC and C two other Cramer picks for profit fall overnight and they will. Because these greedy market manipulated stocks will take profit when they are ready without warning to the investors.. What profit is thier for you the investor to be holding $2.00 worth of pink paper on AIG. Having paid $40.00 ? Cramer and his pals will be laughing all the way to the bank with your mad money.
    Sep 30 10:07 am |Rating: +10 -4 |Link to Comment
  • Why It's Time to Audit the Fed [View article]
    good article Would AIG be considered counterfitters considering the value of htier stock is$2.00 and they have manipulated it to $40.00
    Sep 30 09:49 am |Rating: 0 -1 |Link to Comment
  • The Flatness of Being a High-Frequency Trader [View article]
    The market dictates what kind of trader you are. If you buy a stock at $10.00 and decide your risk is $1.00. You set your stop. invariably you will get picked off during the day and lose that buck. Due to flash trading. So you get back in as the market goes up in the day. Then you are considered a day trader. Hence more restrictions on trading. So now you are a forced day trader because you are tired of getting picked off. Only to see the stock rise to new daily highs. After being picked off. So you get in the stock in the morning Without stops, to make the daily high and get out. But one day you breeak your rule. You decide to stay in the trade. Hold profits overnight. Only to find out the next morning that the market makers have dropped the price of your overnight hold in the stock by 20% This is certainly not helpful to me the trader no matter what kind I am. The market makers dump on your stock overnight take thier profit and leave you eventually strapped to a dog stock. Or get out and take A BEATING. We need the return of the UPTICK RULE to help insure Investors do not have to become day traders. By greedy market makers.
    Sep 23 09:52 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Baker Hughes Plus BJ Services: Doing Some Simple Math [View article]
    Good article this merger was a nice fit. They should do well. Thanks for doing the math
    Sep 02 09:51 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • Post Traumatic Crash Disorder? [View article]
    Good article. September is when the money comes back to town and they dont want to ay unrealistic prices. We will see what those who have stolen the dumb money from this rally really think.
    Sep 02 09:46 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
  • AIG Overpriced? Perhaps Not as Much as Barron's Thinks [View article]
    I agree with pelican on this for sure. We need to move these types of stocks off the market. AIG should be selling as pink paper. They were removed from the dow 30. Then went to .87 last time I looked then reverse split at 20/1 meaning it took 20 shares to equal one dollar of value. Now theyare trading at a hyper inflated 5. bucks er share. Profit is being taken and in reality the retail traders are being taken. Legally or it may take going to court about why they are allowed to trade. These are the stories that should be up in readers faces. AIG is a shell company and bordering on a ponzi scheme. In my opinion.
    Sep 01 10:59 am |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • JunkDEX: Tracking the Speculative Frenzy in Junk Financials [View article]
    A person can short all of them through the SKF. But in my humble opinion that is the just the rich guys distribution center of pain. along with the XLF in the long financials. The market without the up tick rule is a market makers dream. Arbitrarily shaping the results of winners and losers. Fundemantal strengths are just something to erode through stock price manipulation and politics.
    Aug 31 12:39 pm |Rating: +1 0 |Link to Comment
  • Stay Away from AIG - Barron's  [View article]
    Taymere is correct the author who said AIG trades at $2.50 and is worth $50.00 is backwards... This AIG, inflated, manipulated stock, is only worth $2.50 not $50.00. This stock is ripe for profit taking by the crooks involved in the inflation of this stock. Dumb money retail traders Look out below. Or listen to the seasoned traders. sell short AIG
    Aug 31 09:31 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment
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