Satyam Scandal: India's Claim to Ponzi Fame [View article]
E Nuff.
The only problem with the cockroach analogy is that the cockroach is not a leading indicator.
Usually, by the time the cockroaches/naked men/rats leave the sinking ship....
...its too late. The ship has sunk. The markets crashed. The tides out.
I don't think there is any real way to trade this news as it always lags the market.
On Jan 07 08:07 PM E Nuff Sed wrote:
> Well the Satyam ("truth" in Sanskrit) has emerged from this pile > of dung. > > Warren Buffet saying that "when the tide goes out, you see who is > swimming naked" is so true - and so is the cockroach theory of investing. > When you see one or two roaches come out of the woodwork - sell and > run for the hills - there something rotten behind those shining walls. > > > We have seen this again and again with Madoff, AIG, Citi, Enron, > Worldcom to name a few. > > Unfortunately I learnt this lesson the hard way with AIG and Worldcom. > Never again!
Satyam Scandal: India's Claim to Ponzi Fame [View article]
The only problem with the cockroach analogy is that the cockroach is not a leading indicator.
Usually, by the time the cockroaches/naked men/rats leave the sinking ship....
...its too late. The ship has sunk. The markets crashed. The tides out.
I don't think there is any real way to trade this news as it always lags the market.
On Jan 07 08:07 PM E Nuff Sed wrote:
> Well the Satyam ("truth" in Sanskrit) has emerged from this pile
> of dung.
>
> Warren Buffet saying that "when the tide goes out, you see who is
> swimming naked" is so true - and so is the cockroach theory of investing.
> When you see one or two roaches come out of the woodwork - sell and
> run for the hills - there something rotten behind those shining walls.
>
>
> We have seen this again and again with Madoff, AIG, Citi, Enron,
> Worldcom to name a few.
>
> Unfortunately I learnt this lesson the hard way with AIG and Worldcom.
> Never again!