Search results

Futures expiration phenomenon. Feb has not really budged.

With the rise in margins and most mom and pops out of the markets, we are seeing the fruits of the meltdown this fall. The result will be large funds trading between themselves. The coming months are going to be very interesting.

Buy some land off the coast of california, I'll sell it to you cheap.

The front month is. The feb contract is 42.31, the march is at 45. This is just an expiration related selloff in the jan contract. Crude is still holding steady since the output cut out into the future.

Buy Mortgage backed securities and ride the fed move.

I have a 50% retracement in Eur/Usd at around 1.4350. I think the move is done for now. But it will not fall quickly, prepare for a couple weeks of sideways action, then a move back to 1.35 area.

The significance of the dollar's decline is a good sign in my opinion. The de-leveraging, and flight to safety trade is over. The fed has pushed investment funds back out into the markets by making dollars expensive to hold. The first sign is that banks are moving funds into overseas markets...

It sure looks like dollar holders care. Look at the Euro since the news break.

Market makers and specialists have the added benefit of seeing order flow. They also have huge amounts of funds to tap into if something goes awry in the market. So, trading is a different ballgame and would not be applicable to a retail trader.

The mclellan oscillators were overbought on the Nas and DJ for about 4 days. So, of course in a bear market, we are going to see sizable sell offs. You need to watch more macro indicators to trade this market.

Wow, what a bad place to trade. A bad tick that blows everyone out on margin calls is a major problem. I would close my account and move on if I were you guys. I wonder how many bad ticks they get, that are of smaller value that go undetected to run stops. This is probably a little light shining...

Gasoline doesn't store well for long periods of time out past a year.

Oil is going to pop soon. With all this quantitative easing going on around the world, commodities are going to float higher.

If this really bothers any of you, you need to do more reading. The current financial ponsi scheme is already so convoluted that this is nothing more than the cherry on top. It's not that the current system is becoming bad, it's that more and more people are becoming aware of how bad it has been...

Instead of idiotic debating on here from people who really don't understand market internals, I would like to know what NYSE specialists think about this issue.

Socialism at its finest. How did we get here so quickly?

This company is run by the biggest douchebags. Everytime a story pops up about AIG, I cringe. Taxpayer dollars at work right there, and who knows how mucht the government is really on the hook for. They are a major writer of CDS coverage.

The fed is printing way more dollars than the ECB.

This market is severely overbought looking at the mcclellan oscillators of the nasdaq and dow jones. They are due for a pullback very soon. But, the test now is to see if the market can have a small pullback instead of the monster declines we have witnessed recently. If we can get a week of...

So, you would destroy a tangible asset in order to help the paper asset market? Are you nuts? A house has intrinsic value no matter the paper price.