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Im holding for 2-5 years on most positions so I wont be selling any...only building positions.

Looking nice now even tho I could easily see the retrancement and break the lows. This is longterm for me and my C @ $24 WFC @ $26 & WM @ $11 all look nice. Bummed I didnt open a position in JPM,BAC or WB...but im sure I will get another chance to open and start building lower. Good...

Citi to Exceed Targeted Capital Ratios Pro Forma for Fourth Quarter 2007; Nearly $30 Billion of Capital Raised or Priced Over Last 2 Months

If Countrywide declares BK then this could be my first round of buying on the Financials...on this dip that the market will for surely give. Gunpowder is deep & very patient in this enviorment:cool:

Trade em all you want...im putting $500k to work and taking a long nap. Good Luck to all!

C is damaged? yes of course and so is the rest of the sector and I HAVE NOT started buying YET.. But the reason they are getting cheap and going to be extremely cheap is because of this damage. This is a classic case of crisis investing for me. I will be stepping up into the face of danger...

suckered in? Elaborate plz... We are talking Value plays for the longerterm not a swingtrade

I agree...looking for $50-$60 that far out. Global powerhouse.

Watching the earnings and CC's coming up in the next two weeks and then looking to open on C, WFC, BAC...and a smaller position in WM. Also FRE & FNM are looking like they should be prime pickins as well. We'll see how many divis get slashed but either way im expecting some attractive bargains...

C is not going bk.... WFC? i dont think so.... BAC? nope.... Im going to open positions and gradually add along the way. Looking at WM as a more speculative but higher reward trade throught his time as well. You think WM is possibly looking at bk?

2008 has me very excited with the housing/mortgage/credit crisis and the buying opportunity's that are unfolding now and looks to be extreme in the near future with more write downs. Who else is looking at scooping up some giant banks and such and holding for a good 3-5 years+ as recovery...

any idea of a "crash course" on basic programming skills and how long at the minimum to acquire the skills needed?

I see some props require these skills...is this for building systems? And what are the chances of a trader landing a position without these skills for a firm that is seeking? Thanks

"It's not whether you're right or wrong that's important, but how much money you make when your right and how much you lose when you're wrong" ~Soros

Hey guys im looking for famous quotes about trading or by top notch traders for a project im doing. If you have any fire away!

Yoga anyone?

My World Cup sex toy- 2 more to go guys and im done LOL

My actress hottie-

time for me to chime in...sexy & slutty here-

New Traders: • Programming skills • C++, Visual Basic • General market knowledge • Experience in Finance a plus So this means without C++ skills they wont hire you on? Man, you guys had me all excited and interested when I read the thread on a killer new firm in la jolla...