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We will see another inflation bubble, the 1 trillion plus bailout will ensure that. I'm looking for a triple top, third one in 2012 area, I think that will be the final bursting of the Dollar bubble.

The top in gold is in.

Volatility is through the roof on every stock option in the market. You need to pay attention to this son. When vols are this elevated, you trade the equities only, or sell vol. Buying vol right before this bailout is idiotic.

I'm going to ride this bull until it's dead. I won't stop trading just because of a socialist agenda. There will always be ways to profit in the markets.

Don't fight the fed. We just had one of the highest panics in the credit markets ever. This is clearly a climax to the bear market.

I just find it so interesting the outrage of spending money on the failing US economy, but no one notices the near same level of spending on military being slipped through without a word. Smoke and mirrors is what this whole bailout package is.

No need for a complicated plan. You just need to take profits. When you're in the money and about to hit support or resistance take half off, and set stop at break even for the rest.

Interesting that during all this noise about the 800 billion bailout, the house passed the mysterious 600 billion defense spending bill and sent it to the senate today. In the bill it has 1 billion for the radar system to put in the czeck republic, and 5 billion worth of earmarks added for...

You need to lay off the weed. Your conspiracy theories are a little far-fetched.

My theory is that the increase in the US national debt from 5 trillion to 10 trillion in 8 years has put too much pressure on the international financial system. Foreign investors have slowly since around 2003, stopped recycling all their dollars into the US economy. This has caused the current...

It seems like a gift to me. I would take those warrants. Priced at 115 and exercisable anytime within 5 years. Rich people get all the great deals.

I've been trying to think of different premises: 1. short squeeze on expiration day 2. rush to take actually delivery, but seller strike 3. inflation fears causing airlines, etc to stockpile

You guys are making something out of nothing. Just an expiration anomaly. The back months are not nearly as elevated.

129, wow. Someone just got their ass handed to them.

It doesn't really matter, the contract you're watching expires soon. I'm looking at QMX08 and I have a 109 and change quote.

The key is, when will the shorts capitulate. Some weak hands may have covered friday, but I'll bet a majority of the funds still have their financial shorts on. There will be some interest in the next week or 2 to drive these financials to the point where every last stubborn short is squeezed...

With the crusade against short sellers, today seems to have squeezed them out. Without any shorts left to squeeze, this market will only go lower. Who wants to be a bagholder when there will only be longs selling to eachother, no shorts to buy with covering equals bad news. China is a great example.

The reason the new sec rule hasn't caused a short squeeze is because most shorts covered on FOMC day. The selling now is just longs being spooked out of the market. There are no shorts to squeeze. That's the scary thing. They have chased all the shorts off, so now what we have is a long squeeze...

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You're such a smug troll, still trying to detract from the OP. You're trying to hijack this thread. The whole point of this thread was to get opinions about whether the FNM, FRE bailout is bullish or bearish. I posted my premise. That's that Now this post should resume the original purpose...