Recent content by RobtF

Gartman didn't get $15 oil by year end.

Rule base quantifiable results, short-tern 4-5 days, Stocks & ETF's. http://www.amazon.com/Short-Term-Trading-Strategies-That/dp/0981923909/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1355061953&sr=1-1&keywords=larry+connors#_

If you consider pullbacks mean reversion - try Larry Connor's trading strategies, tradingmarkets.com

If I wanted to write puts for income with portion of portfolio (on stocks I wouldn't mind owning) is there a sweet spot, say two, three weeks before expiration?

Agree with most but you're giving Ina a pass she doesn't deserve. From accounts I've heard she argued forcefully to maintain the position. That has to have consequences.

How many will be fired at JPM? Wish we could know.

Thanks Swan Noir, there's a possibility I could get some publicity as Govenor Christie personally and publicly honored the first responders who rescued our family.

Right, about 1/2, but that leaves me with less $ than is needed to rebuild house. Can they legally do this ( I have reached out to attorney's), waiting for answer. Is a mortgage legally binding between both parties or can they nullify their side?

Trying to rebuild house after destroyed by tree in Hurricane Irene. Insurance co. has guaranteed funds but PNC Bank wants to recall a mortgage for half that amount. There is a deterioration of property clause but this was an Act of God. Anybody knowledgeable on this?

Bill Gross from Washington Post Friday: "An anti-Keynesian, budget balancing immediacy imparts a constrictive noose around whatever demand remains alive and kicking. Washington hassles over debt ceilings instead of job creation in the mistaken belief that a balanced budget will produce a...

...and for as long as you can focus on backtesting, rules and process - not solely gains. When you've become confident on process the profits will come.

from Mohamed A. El-Erian: "The world economy is hard-wired to the assumption of a strong America, and Americans benefit from this. But the more their politicians argue over the debt ceiling, the greater the risk that the wiring will become irreparably frayed."