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they have a stupidly massive amount of debt. like i was telling you it is a debt servicing problem. i like going after those dividend bounce plays on stocks without debt/earnings problems. like i made a pretty nice trade on FLY the other day catching the bottom of that pullback range. i knew...

yes it is by stock. it isn't a broker thing. it is a penny program.

writedowns. look at forward p/e

i didn't know GWB was billions of asians.

education stocks like ceco, coco, esi, apol, and so on have some subprime exposure.

NLY, MFA, CMO, and CIM are not effected by subprime. they actually benefit a ton from the fed cutting rates.

man old crazy paladium guy JJ is really killing it now. i believe he is up 100% or something close to that now. doubtful that he will ever sell and book some profits but he is up good right now.

how do you get a 60% winning %?

fundamentals are not worthless to traders and "the market" can be wrong. granted, new traders shouldn't worry about when "the market" is wrong but finding these situations can be very profitable if you can find ways to attack them.

Have you been here? Some excellent info for young traders like yourself.

i'm very curious to see how these imbalances are going to be.

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care to enlighten?

post the story next time you ask a question like this and it might help others answer your question. here is the story and answer in bold. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aR399_tyWImw&refer=home

you give sykes a run for his money.

as a new trader and as an experienced trader you never want to take on too much risk. the best trades are high confidence, low to zero risk, and high reward. backtesting stuff can be fun but i don't think it will yield anything worthwhile. it might lead you down a road where you think...

trading is not gambling.

no you can't. things change.

any homebuilder except NVR almost any bank almost any insurance company

horrible logic but we can let it slide since your a noob. :)