Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Of course China is doing this. All countries in Asia do this or have done this in the past. They want the industries and they will do anything to get them. We argue about socialist policies. China is communist, lest you forget.
This Week's Shorts: Symantec, Burger King, Toll Brothers [View article]
Do you realize that BKC is being bought out? And also there is a lawsuit on behalf of the stockholders because the board agreed on too low of a price. So it is only going to stay at this price or go higher.
Back to Work for the Markets: Volume Should Pick Up [View article]
I believe that ETFs that track US indices are available for trading on foreign exchanges just like many stocks. E-minis are available to trade futures. I think that is where the low prices are coming from, but that is just my opinion.
Sentiment Overview: Bears on the Move [View article]
There is a huge bear etf bubble. Go to google and see the marketshare for all the bear etfs. I wouldn't add to any of those positions. There is nothing of value in bear etfs and mutual funds.
Stocks Drop as Economic Worries Dog Market [View article]
There is are huge bubbles all over the world in bear ETFs. Pick any bear etf. Go to Google. Look at the market share. Hundreds of millions of dollars in each bear etf. I have no idea how many trillions of dollars that is. But I can tell you one thing for sure. American taxpayers aren't going to bail anyone out of derivative products again. So invest in these derivative ETFs at your peril.
Bullish Sentiment at Lowest Level Since March 5, 2009 [View article]
There is are huge bubbles all over the world in bear ETFs. Pick any bear etf. Go to Google. Look at the market share. Hundreds of millions of dollars in each bear etf. I have no idea how many trillions of dollars that is. But I can tell you one thing for sure. American taxpayers aren't going to bail any of you bears out again. So invest in these derivative products at your peril.
This Week's Shorts: Symantec, Burger King, Toll Brothers [View article]
Huge bubbles all over the world in bear ETFs. Pick any bear etf. Go to Google. Look at the market share. Hundreds of millions of dollars in each bear etf. I have no idea how many trillions of dollars that is. But I can tell you one thing for sure. American taxpayers aren't going to bail any of you bears out again. So invest in these derivative products at your peril.
Market recap: Worsening economic news continued to drive stocks lower, as the Dow failed to close above 10,000. The weak report from the KC Fed wiped out an early boost from a drop in jobless claims, and investors brace for more from tomorrow's GDP reading. Treasurys rose again, aided by a strong seven-year bond sale. NYSE decliners led advancers two to one. [View news story]
Warning to all you bears:
Huge bubbles all over the world in bear ETFs. Pick any bear etf. Go to Google. Look at the market share. Hundreds of millions of dollars in EACH bear etf. I have no idea how many trillions of dollars that is. But I can tell you one thing for sure. American taxpayers aren't going to bail any of you bears out again. So invest in these derivative products at your peril.
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Bullish Sentiment at Lowest Level Since March 5, 2009 [View article]
This Week's Shorts: Symantec, Burger King, Toll Brothers [View article]
Market recap: Worsening economic news continued to drive stocks lower, as the Dow failed to close above 10,000. The weak report from the KC Fed wiped out an early boost from a drop in jobless claims, and investors brace for more from tomorrow's GDP reading. Treasurys rose again, aided by a strong seven-year bond sale. NYSE decliners led advancers two to one. [View news story]
Huge bubbles all over the world in bear ETFs. Pick any bear etf. Go to Google. Look at the market share. Hundreds of millions of dollars in EACH bear etf. I have no idea how many trillions of dollars that is. But I can tell you one thing for sure. American taxpayers aren't going to bail any of you bears out again. So invest in these derivative products at your peril.