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None of my business but this sounds like someone who doesn't take trading too seriously " Then went and played 18 holes which takes about 4 hours (back at 12:00-1:00), then reevaluated again in a similar way" Your saying that you expect the market to be your atm, many of us have gone thru that...

Its much harder to close on a short sale as usually it it bank owned. Now at a small bank there can be opportunity. I was looking at some condos in San Diego in the "Gaslamp" quarter which is the downtown area. There were some listings where the higher floor was being sold for about $30,000 less...

GGC interesting case study. http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=GGC http://blogs.barrons.com/stockstowatchtoday/2009/08/05/despite-sales-slide-georgia-gulf-continues-higher/ http://finance.yahoo.com/q/is?s=GGC&annual

update follow the yellow brick road: http://www.cnbc.com/id/32377251 :p

spy 60 min chart

flat 99.91 they may short cover here.

short spy 99.98 stop .15

flat 99.74

long spy 99.58 stop .30

SPY in confirmed 10 minute and 60 minute downtrend with the next gap at $98.60. 50 day ema is at 94.64.

A little off topic but here is an interesting paper on put/call parity. I had a feeling that this predated Hans Stoll's famous paper. It is apparently also used to help some of the Muslim community obtain mortgages as they are not allowed to "pay interest". Some of you may find this light...

Not the dumbest question by a long shot. If you want a serious answer purchase a used copy of "security analysis" by Ben Graham. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Graham http://www.amazon.com/Intelligent-Investor-Definitive-Investing-Practical/dp/0060555661 :)

Please don't get me started. If only I could get paid $$$ to be wrong. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aBivITiDHG9g&refer=home

very astute, the gap on QQQQ is filled with first one on spy at 98.58.

"The U.S. Justice Department last month confirmed it was investigating the $27 trillion market for trading credit default swaps. The Department is trying to determine whether the banks that own Markit Group Ltd., a London-based data provider, received advantages as owners and providers of prices...

ok a little off topic but this is much more real world than the recent run up. I can't tell you how common this is in the current environment. Some banker apparently looked up the word "risk" in the dictionary. http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/2667215/190-000-withdrawn-in-20-bills/

yesterday's and today's commentary was what I have always liked about this thread and et for that matter, let's save our bickering for our wives/girlfriends. thanks. :)

classic false breakout, I wonder how many newbies got caught here. spy 10 min chart

stopped again, ready for my straightjacket. :p

stopped out reshort 99.90 stop 100.30