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It's really just a basket of negatives masquerading as a positive. I.e. it's a future of sorts.

my wife is a specialist in maritime environmental law she and i think no you be your own judge

Please read this in the context of the latest CC, which was very negative. I was thinking of selling my HOV puts today, but the more I think about it, the more I think this is the perfect short and I will hang on. The beauty is the negative leverage. Given that the housing market is...

This appears to be the patent. Hope the link works...

So as near as I can figure out, things are getting hairy at SYNA. (Yes I am short, but this is why I am short. Make of it what you will.) (1) AAPL has some new trackpad patents that have been announced simultaneously with SYNA's "catchup" announcement...

testing new low at 19.37...

Just broke support at $19.50 and is crashing Since this is a fund stock, the market decline hammers it doubly...

my friends and relatives are lathering at the mouth to get back into this market ASAP. they are all bottom calling. myself, i just bought a house for cash, i am not buying stocks until medium term prospects become visible, which they are not at this time so my observation is that retail...

Here in the burgeoning exurbs north of Interstate 94, land was cheap and dreams were big as the prairie sky. Everywhere, developers were turning farm fields into shopping malls, office towers and vast new subdivisions, often on spec – with borrowed money and no firm customers. Demand for loans...

... :confused: :( In response to the OP. See the following article. The construction of these Chinese walls brings with it barriers to the movement of capital, which will inevitably slow its velocity, and thereby asset inflation. This is not just bad news for the banks, but for everyone...

Speaking as a Canadian who worked for a large investment bank in NYC for years fleecing American state pension funds, I can assure you that Obama is doing the right thing. He is taking away my former colleagues "right" to party irresponsibly with the public's money. The US is so totally...

...the relentless bull market might lose some steam? The US = an economy of Fed-printed, hedge-fund driven asset bubbles (sorry, I almost forgot the idiot homeowners)

If you will reread my posts from the weekend, you will see that they were thoughtful and balanced, and that I alluded copiously to my own ignorance while trying to start a reasonable discussion. You and others basically responded with unilateral statements to the contrary, providing no...

I'm still waiting for you gentlemen to explain why we didn't rally 100 points like you said we would. Please, gentlemen, don't keep us in suspense. Experienced traders such as yourselves :confused: have so much to teach the rest of us.

No, I made a ton on the short positions I opened last week and now I'm making fun of the idiots who told me I was wrong to do so. May I add you two to my list of long idiots?:p

I wish I was as smart as you guys.

Totally agree. The world caught a chill, America partied. Sound familiar? But the desire rally does not seem to be shaping up.

Yes, but you're probably an American, and therefore in denial.

no, just some idiots

So sorry to have wasted all your time...