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I was thinking some people actually making good money from it. Was I wrong?

I heard that Paul Tudor Jones believed/believes in it and used/uses it. He's done VERY well. I saw a free documentary about him on YouTube that you might find interesting.

A lot of talks about this old-new method. Is this stuff actually work? Has anyone tried it yet? What books would you recommend to find more specific about this stuff. Thanks.

Even if they don't beat which is unlikely this won't go below $115, buying on dips, after star wars price target $140

I think it's not the bottom. The bottom will be around 110- 115. What else do you have except chart?

Then there is Spain, Italy, Ireland, PR, Illinois, and so on. Folks, there is nothing to brace for. A gambler doesn't "brace" for huge losses. He knows the odds are not in his favor. Why gamble against what the underlying fundamentals are unless you have a lot of risk money to try and time...

Why would anyone have to "brace" for a level not seen since 2012. This has been going on for a long time without any real fix. Just plugging a hole in a very leaky clay dam. We all know what the basic outcome is going to be. So again, why should anyone have to 'brace" for what the fundamentals...

Former Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis this week provoked shock in Greece by confirming he had made secret preparations to hack into citizens' tax codes to create a parallel payment system in case Greece was forced to leave the euro That is sounds interesting.

Unlike other countries in Southern Europe, Spain is credited with bringing in a solid reform programme, especially in liberalising its labour market.

According to Greek newspaper Kathimerini, a third suit against Varoufakis is expected to be handed to parliament over his involvement in planning a potential parallel payments system which could have been used to remove Greece from the eurozone.

There is a hideous restriction of national sovereignty imposed by the troika of lenders upon Greek ministers who are denied access to departments of their ministries pivotal in implementing innovative policies. When sovereignty loss, due to unsustainable official debt, yields suboptimal policies...

You should not post then =) I am almost confident that it's pumping.

Is there any long potential? Or only pump and dump playing?

"What if we compare Amazon to Walmart now with these indicators, huh?" Nothing really changed. It is just nice news for AMZN holders =)

Based on the after-hours spike, Amazon's market cap is now worth about $264 billion. Wal-Mart is worth $233.5 billion. Looked at another way, Amazon grew by about $36 billion in the first half hour after its earnings crossed. For comparison, Twitter's market cap is $23.5 billion.

This model has experienced itself. We should not blame anyone. The question is what's next?

"Germany must be forced out of the Euro Monetary Union" this would fix everything lol Am I right sheda?

It is not Germany in default now. It is not Germany begging for money. But Germany should exit EU lol. Everything very logical.

Athens agreed to a package of tough economic reforms last week in exchange for a third bailout of up to 86 billion euros ($93 billion). Will they save them from default?

Vassiliki Georgiadis, a political-science professor at Athens' Panteion University, said the split was between hard-left MPs — "some of whom have spoken of a Greek exit from the eurozone as the only solution" — and those more sympathetic to Tsipras' arguments. "Greek exit from the eurozone as...