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No one seems to be talking about this. I've been keeping an eye on it over the last few months, but doesn't quite appeal to me. Thoughts? https://www.ethcap.co/portfolio

You could go long Lockheed Martin. Also, IIRC quite a large portion of Boeing also does private government (defense) deals.

Oh well. Come what may, I haven't seen this much drama/hoopla in Ontario since the G-20 summit riots in Toronto. I mean, bailing out the banks and then holding that summit in 2010 was sort of waving a red-flag in the face of the taxpayers. I must be getting old, I still remember this like...

Seriously?

ALL HOGWASH! Kinda what I figured. I did a quick search, and while I found many people supporting this rule, I also read from an x-floor-trader @ seeking-alpha that it's dubious at best. Anyhow, here's a further excerpt from the book giving an explanation into the higher spreads in the first...

Well, I suppose PayPal could have been worse. At least it wasn't another Enron (yet). Speaking of... Q. What was the difference between the Titanic and Enron? A. When the Titanic went down the lights were still on.

Special bulletin up-date! Earnings for Sonos was on Wed. Looks like they missed target, but since sales was up huge for the x-mas season (well gee, who woulda thought?) the markets were happy with it anyway. You see, earnings/financial statements don't matter. We are in a new paradigm! So...

I was reading an interesting book today, 'Muscular Portfolios' by Brian Livingston. There are some good points in this book, but then I came across something that blind-sighted me. The topic was about a phenomenon called 'Amateur hour'. This occurs from 9:30 eastern to 10:30 am. The belief is...

Oh, some fun fact regarding Canada's government at times. In the early 80s, Ontario's conservative government paid $650 million (pus annual interest charges of %15-- back when a million was worth something still) for 25 percent of Suncor. The kicker? Just a decade later the NDP government led...

It gets even more fun when you're holding LEAPs and odd-valued splits hit you out of the blue. :sneaky:

Heh, I am currently reading "Sun Rise", the book on Suncor. A lot of even Canadians fail to realize they used to be the 2nd largest company in the country (just lost to a hair's race against the Royal Bank). There is so much hate against anything to do with oil/gas here the last few years...

Who cares about inflation? The only person/thing you need to watch in the government to succeed is Pelosi's crystal ball. :sneaky:

I don't like to short with PUTs because spreads are so much wider (and you have to get timing right). That's even assuming your equity has options. The problem I have with direct-shorting, is that I hate having to pay for dividends while I wait for the tide to go out that's lifting all boats...

The jokes on doing the reverse of anything Jim Cramer says, seem to have more merit than you realize. I was just reading some findings by Steve LeCompte. -Regarding Jim Cramer's pupular cable TV show, Mad Money. After a six-month analysis, LeCompte reported that the stocks rated "sell" in the...

Written by a guy who is publisher of a newsletter that is so 'world-famous' that I haven't even heard of it before.

Pretty much my same thinking... Someone prove me wrong.

Damn. I thought she was an in-the-closet super-star trader all this time. Was wondering why she's stuck in government when she should be running hedge funds. Are you sure???

I'm more curious as to what Pelosi's crystal ball looks like to be honest.

I'm surprised it stopped falling at $81. Give it some time... we haven't even begun to start the carnage with raising interest-rates. We're not in any panic (yet). Wait until the race-to-the exits begins.