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Sounds a lot like a Martingale type of system. Works if you have an unlimited cash flow.

MCD without a doubt just on global presence issues.

Gm has room to go down but its not going out. At worst it gets smashed into pieces and picked up by various interests.

I've been fooling around on the internet and reading everything there is on investopedia so I can sound smart for my friends who have real jobs in the finance world. I've come across two really cool things though. One is sports futures and the second is weather derivatives. I could only find...

Guess not then. I'll just blaze my own path

Looks like this merger is going to happen. Anyone else besides me still think both of these stocks are a waste even if they merge?

Wait it out a little longer but this stock is a definite buy long term. They need to release some of their holding first. By all mean its a steal though below twenty, if your waiting long term.

Not sure if this is the right forum but it didn't fit into any of the other categories. Anyone trade sports futures or have any advice for someone looking to do so?

They'll all get bailed out again. I think the government will probably undue the deregulation and either make a monopoly or duopoly of some sort. there too necessary for our infastructure.

Leh is down today on an otherwise great day for most financials. This shows the poor investing sentiment out there surrounding them

In the event that Inbev does actually acquire Budweiser does the Great American Lager's reputation face reputation problems. Does Budweiser being owned by foreign investors effect its client base in anyway or will this whole thing in the event it happen change nothing for the pool of Bud drinkers.

Naked calls can clean you out so quick. Including your house and car and wife and kids.

In a slowing economy and rising feed and food costs I say cheesecake factory is donezo.

I think leh will weather the storm but take a huge hit in credibility and investment.

As long as crude recedes and people begin to forget about it the government will back off.

Regulation only leads to more problems. Let the market rule. If you put your money into a company without checking what they're doing with it you can't blame the government for not regulating them

In specific I want to know when has it gotten low enough to buy JPM and C. I've made some many planning puts on these two for some time but I like them both for the long term. Someone on CNBC said C had the potential to quadruple in the next 5 years. I realize the time frame is long and...

I agree gold is very boring. The only way we get a world currency would be if we have a unified world leadership. the new world currency is oil. And unlike gold it can be a lot of fun and pain.

All the big energy firms all have oil predictions for the next year in excess of 150 dollars. Part of this is a self fulfilling prophecy and another on long term supply problems. Making an assumption that oil will increase to 200 dollars in the next two years is the same thing as stating that...

Some of the short positions may also be the result of the rapid influx of volume into the energy exchange in the past months. There may be too many speculators on the short side though the media would hardly ever try to perceive that notion.