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Ugh the last few days have been difficult. In and out of trades that appeared initially good then failed by the end of the day. This week has been whip-sawing me around and forced me to go mostly cash. I honestly feel 50/50 chance tomorrow could be +300 or -300. Lack of direction is killing me!

probably just a rumor which will cause panicking and then liquidity will go south once the bank's name is reveled

haha one up day doesn't not qualify as a bull!! Come on get real!

well it was down when i covered, closed up 18 pts... :eek:

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Not that much volatility unless you mean intra-day. Been a steady decline. I think it's about time to jump ship. Ma filled the gap but failed to go lower. 11%, not to shabby

http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINSP18502220080707?rpc=44

You money supply inflationists are funny. Interest rate hikes don't change the money supply directly, it's the underlining demand for money which changes the supply. :p

Is he right about housing? Probably.. Is he right about the bottom in the economy? Doubtful but he didn't disclose any positions who who knows what he's actually doing.

Are the moderates going to ban him if it fall through 1252?

we still closed in a "bear market", but did we close at new lows?

the early morning gap up, and collapse mid-day ruined the bounce IMO. Too much unknown, too much scared money, oil comes down 2-3% and the market falls...

Well it's filling the gap :)

He'll leave again when the market continues its trend. :p Bailed on the coal trade I see.

So what's the deal with vlo? There isn't much news on them and their revenue estimates have been slashed multiple times for both 2008 and 2009. Even with lower estimates they're still trading at 7.xx 2008 eps and 5.xx eps for 2009. I would invest, but that chart is nasty and the revenue trend...

Which ones? The charts snapped really bearish these last few days on the stocks I saw

He's making a better analysis on the other factors ;) especially the economy still not officially in a recession

Tried to edit first post, too soon

Why wouldn't the start using natural gas, which is trading at a discount relative to oil and the cost isn't appreciating nearly as fast? it's hard to take any financial group's analysis of anything for how wrong they always seem to be, even with their own balance sheets...