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Another up day in the Russell 2000. Gotta love risk free dollars.

There are much worse disasters that lie around the corner everyday of our lives. In the 1960s, the students in schools would plan for nuclear war just about everyday. They would learn to scramble under desks. Fallout shelters were erected everywhere. Nuclear missile interceptors were parked...

Exegenics EXEG continues its maddening run. Someone wants in and willing to pay whatever they can for it.

You guys dont understand the dynamics of a chart. You have this huge cup-like structure in 2006 and then your surprised that the market pulled back in February. The pullback was exactly half the height of the cup. This is NORMAL market dynamics. This is EXACTLY how a chart is supposed to...

My opinion is that virtually anything can happen during an earnings call. There is no way you can tell beforehand which way the earnings call will turn the stock. Of course, you can create a detailed thesis as to why you believe the earnings call can make a stock go this way or that, but...

My opinion is that 95 through 99 were the absolute best times hands down. Wages seemed higher and costs seemed lower. You could buy a nice small house for under 200k and, if you rented, you could rent a nice apartment as well for a reasonable rate. In 1999, you could find a job for a...

Its a complex triangle. I should have posted the chart though, but I figured out what I was trying to ask. Thanks anyway.

Johnson & Johnson invests in Frost venture BY JOHN DORSCHNER jdorschner@MiamiHerald.com Johnson & Johnson, the Big Pharma entity headquartered in New Jersey, has announced it owns 12.5 percent of the stock in a new venture by Miami physician- entrepreneur Phillip Frost. JNJ filed...

Someone is throwing themselves at this stock. I tried to get shares with NITE, but there were few available. Why is this stock so valuable? Someone is piling in. This reminds me of optionable. I found the SEC filing where Johnson and Johnson owns a 12% stake in the company. What is it...

This is currently a 4 dollar stock, but the way its rising it may be more then that soon. Its a shell company on the OB that Johnson and Johnson disclosed a 12.5% stake in last Friday. I know this is a Frost company, but I know nothing about its biotechness. I do know that from the chart...

I found this graph on Tom2oc's blogspot. A break below 12400 will get us to 12200. What needs to happen is this tonight. The Asian and European markets need to remain cool. The economic news tommorrow (job number, import, exports, etc) needs to be sound.

I have this wretched feeling that tommorrow will be an awful day. In February, the correction was expected. Lots of puts on the market. Puts and short interest saved us. This time I feel as if that insurance policy is not there. (I looked at the put/call ratio and ISEE# to confirm there...

When the price is in the apex of the symetrical triangle (right where the two lines join together) on low volume, is that bullish or bearish? I believe it to be bullish. Lets say the price came from a higher peak and has now consolidated at the end point of the symetrical triangle...

As you can see, previously the total market was riding up in one trend channel divided into two compartments. The width of the channel was 8-9%. When the market went to the top of that channel then it could be reasonably expected that a correction was soon to come. In November of 2006, you...

1. Insurance- Big $$$ to insure a Ferrari. 2. Door dings/body repairs- More expensive to repair by far 3. Maintenance- Any part on the car will probably have to be special ordered and cost many times more then that of a regular vehicle. 4. Reliability- Awful 5. Practicality- Awful...

Dont worry. Walked this road quite a few times before. The feeling of being wrong on something is not what truly hits you in the nads. Its the money potential that could have been, should have been, that really hits the hardest. It seems Captainobvious is doing pretty well and, if he...

and now my target price is in the 30s.

Yahoo's platform is very dated. They have been using the same format since its original debut in the 90s. Their message boards are awful and often abused. I think I could have a more intelligent conversation with a bunch of misbehaving 1st graders better then I can on a Yahoo message board...

Im posting this to be funny by the way. This "next Hansens" madness is getting to be overdone. Its almost like a chapter out of the madness of crowds book. JSDA shoots up and then everyone looks to find the next one that will pop. They then find this thinly traded stock called REED which...

I know nothing about the biotech sector and, frankly, these big falls from grace scare me. When is the right time to enter and exit? If I dont know anything about these stocks, should I even bother?