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Eight Reasons Bank of America Is Going to $20

I apologise for the triple-post. Don't know what happened there...

Eight Reasons Bank of America Is Going to $20

Spare cash has become an oxymoron.

On Feb 22 01:33 PM Roman_Fiddler wrote:

> I don't honestly know what to make of this. If I had a bit of spare
> cash though, I'd probably buy a few hundred BAC shares though, just
> to be in on the joke either way.

Eight Reasons Bank of America Is Going to $20

Spare cash has become an oxymoron.

On Feb 22 01:33 PM Roman_Fiddler wrote:

> I don't honestly know what to make of this. If I had a bit of spare
> cash though, I'd probably buy a few hundred BAC shares though, just
> to be in on the joke either way.

Eight Reasons Bank of America Is Going to $20

Spare cash has become an oxymoron.

On Feb 22 01:33 PM Roman_Fiddler wrote:

> I don't honestly know what to make of this. If I had a bit of spare
> cash though, I'd probably buy a few hundred BAC shares though, just
> to be in on the joke either way.

Eight Reasons Bank of America Is Going to $20

"Right this way folks, make your bets! Guaranteed profits or the drinks are on us..."

Do you not know how ridiculous this article appears to financially responsible, prudent persons?

The Sound and the Fury in the Markets

Do you think everyone is realizing that the shyster banks add no value to anything - they just subtract it - and that's why they are shrinking to zero?

The Sound and the Fury in the Markets

You mean there's no such thing as a Hedgie Zombie?


On Feb 20 10:53 AM ROLEXDAYTONA wrote:

> The hedge funds are liquidating, even the biggest ones, it will go
> on and on and on till 90% of hedge funds will be gone.
> There is no place for gambling, there is no money available to a
> hedgies from investment banks, theres is no investment banks either
> left, investors requests for money back will make this industry look
> like Jurrasic Park in few years, the scam is the word of the day,
> nobody knows what a portfolio is worth, people panic, who cares about
> some graphs, there is no prove for nothing, portfolios that looked
> 20% up turned to be a black holes.
> The hedge funds as an industry are dead, this is history you are
> witnessing today.

Last Thursday Was the Bottom - It's Time to Get Back in

This market is just back to its previous trading range.

Stay in cash unless you are a successful day-trader. When I survey the corporate landscape, I see that that the dominoes have just started to fall.