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    Xle

    Err I'm short now. I figure that oil weakening(breaking support) even though I'm hearing people yell "the sky is falling" is not a very bullish thing.
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    Gold correction has ended

    615 out, now I'll sit and wait for a definite signal. Too much crap coming into my ears and money going out.
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    Yum?

    Will they afford it during the next recession? :D Seriously though, you're probably right about that, though I figured growth from other countries will be substantial. Fast food is a big fad in China and Yum is taking full advantage of that(19% of operating earnings from China, think when the...
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    Yum?

    Expectations beating earnings(though weak comparable sales or whatever) stock breaking down out of a multiyear trading range. Short. It does appear to be a good "long term investment" but that's off-topic :p
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    GRMN- 2 for 1 Stock Split Approved

    I'm short. Remember that example about Anaconda from "Reminiscences of a stock operator"? Earnings on Aug. 2nd worry me more. ***Part of the GlobalFinancier image reconstruction campaign :p
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    The Holy Grail to Nasdaq

    Yeah, the whole total relationship broke down. The idea was gold leading the Nasdaq :), which erm uhh ehh ohh, well damn that shit. For now I'll just reiterate the long term bearish outlook. Updating this so someone doesn't haunt me a few years later "Nasdaq's at 1000, you're down 50% and out...
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    Gold correction has ended

    Around 630 entering again, speculative bottom.
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    Gold correction has ended

    Out at 663.
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    Gold correction has ended

    Hmm, gold is strong, dollar is strong, HMMMMMMM Neither can live while the other survives...
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    Gold correction has ended

    Sold at 628 or so back then :(. I hate long threads.
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    Gold correction has ended

    Damned 655.50 back in, oil new highs and so on. Fooled by gfold's ealrier movement.
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    Ken Lay, DEAD.

    ROFL
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    Gold correction has ended

    645.30 out. Chaos in the world and gold is down hmmmmmmmmm
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    Ken Lay, DEAD.

    http://apnews.excite.com/article/20060712/D8IQHVJO1.html What comes around goes around
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    Ken Lay, DEAD.

    Let's post this pic again. It's hilarious!
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    Warren BuffetT

    Lol, other words include Napoleon(spelt Napolean) and definitely(spelt definately) I think I should gather a thousand people in a school and offer to pay them $10 if they spell it right($5 registration fee) :D
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    Yes or No:"Fully hedged portfolios are not risk free"?

    You rich punk! :D
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    Raising a family on poker

    LOL! "My ex, my ex-ex, my ex-ex-ex" "Why do you have so many exs?" "Well, I raised and lost so I had to marry again."
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    Yes or No:"Fully hedged portfolios are not risk free"?

    What's that, The Trader's Version of Aesop's Fables? :D
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    Yes or No:"Fully hedged portfolios are not risk free"?

    Think about it this way. In the futures markets, a producer sells forward contracts to hedge against adverse price movements. Someone, usually a speculator, takes on the risk. So if a hedge fund is fully-hedged, then someone must be speculating. Thus, the $1 trillion hedge fund industry cannot...
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