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I like CNBC's contributor Art "Cash-in", and I saw a fund manager interviewed on Bloomberg TV the other day and his last name was Hedges :)

It's cheaper to keep her.

If all the mods shared your insight ET could return to the "Elite" forum it once was.

IMO, it's evidence of complacency prior to the slaughter.

AMEN

Yeah? Well, I slept at a Holiday In Express last night! :D

http://www.investorwords.com/2748/LEAPS.html

Why not buy some ITM or ATM calls rather than going long with a stop?

I didn't get that until I read it twice! :D :D :D To the OP, the tutorals of your choice are neccessary. All, some or one of the following........books, magazines, seminars, websites, newsletters, IBD, Barrons etc...) But there is NO substitute for SCREENTIME. Put in the hours until you...

8000+ predictions on ET from you and you get a hard-on for your THIRD GOOD CALL? Dude, you had a 50/50 shot at being right. Get off of ET already.

Great depression II might be debateable but in 1929 the US had a declining real estate market and a raging bull stock market when a credit bubble bursted. Then the government tried to fix everything and the rest is history. But THAT scenerio could NEVER happen in the US again, right? :D

There are numerous open threads on the daily movement of Gold already. You don't need to start a new one each trading day, just join in on one.

The network that brought us Tim Sykes has ceased operation and is off the air. At least that's the message I get from my cable provider. How will I ever find out the fate of Lance Cooley!! :D

LOL, Turn those machines back on!!! :D

Take a look at the volume for the past 5 days. A rising market on declining volume in an overall bear market is not momentum. I really don't care which way it goes but the chart certainly does not look bullish to my eyes.

Then allow me to make sense of it all. Imagine, if you will, that you are a short seller of gold and the time is early to mid October 2008. You notice that the price of gold has been getting tremendous resistance from the 200 day moving average so you take a sizeable short position at an...

It's First notice day today 11/28/2008

OK, I'll admit it, you got me Bro. In 2004 I bought Harry's book looking for a "tip". When I finished it I took out a second mortgage on my house, emptied my bank accounts and put it all into DOW 40,000 LEAPS!! They expire in 2009 and I'm worried that they might expire worthless. I was hoping...

Yes he did, but he contributed it to the baby boomers retiring in huge numbers in 2009-2010. He said nothing about credit bubles and bailouts. OK, so he writes a book in the middle of a bull market (2004) predicting that the markets will go up? Now he is writing a book when the country is on...

It was actually his Bubble Boom book that I read in 2004 that started my interest in trading the markets. But in retrospect you have to admit that Harry has ZERO credibility now. And now I see that he is coming out with another book calling for a new depression??? Now I won't say that I don't...