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Do you know how asanine that sounds? "The Fed doesn't care about the economy, they only care about their friends from the investment banks"? That is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard anybody say. The last time I checked, the sucess of the investment banks depends on the economy...

The way I look at it is this: The FED isn't just there to grease the wheels of the economy. They are very important in terms of psychology for the general uneducated public. If the public sees a "banking system" that doesn't bail out banks, they might fear that their money isn't safe in any...

yeah...move to a sector already in a bubble...great idea. And watch it pop and drop out from under you like a bridge collapsing. BEAV appears to have had solid growth for the last 4 quarters (even while the recession was beginning to come full swing). It has very little debt. It's not a play...

hmm...doesn't look like a bad play at all. Looks like speculation is killing the stock. The fundmentals aer there though.

Really? Prove me wrong then. What software product line (or any product line) besides ad revenues have been profitable for Google. If I "know so little", then show me your superior knowledge.

GOOG has been spending fortunes on everything and anything and guess what they have to show for it? Nothing...zilch...nada. Without Google's ad revenue business, they have no revenues. They've spent the last 5 years trying to come up with some secondary source of profit and haven't succeeded...

I completely disagree with that as well. If the fund's strategy is to take on high risk positions, and as long as the fund holders understand that, than large drawdowns are a very real possibility. In that case, any investor would be insane to have more than a small percentage of their portfolio...

Let's say that the markets are random. Poker is random too. Would you agree with that? So, should professional poker players be able to make money, or are they successful due to the "random constant luck"? Let me ask you another question. Blackjack is random too...right? Imagine that you...

congrats neke... ...your journal is also great in that you are almost giving us a real-time, real-life case study on the profitability potential/loss in frequent trading. An education that you can only get by watching it actually happen. I'm really shooting for your success, because it...

I pay my utility bill late each month on purpose. They don't report it so don't worry. Only if you completely ignore your bill and never pay it will they report it. It's far too much of a hassle for them to deal with monthly credit reporting on potentially millions of customers when they really...

I watch the ultra shares quite often myself and I don't think it's going much higher from here. If I were to guess, I'd say a gap up tomorrow, and then fading back down. 71-72 will be around the peak and then back down to the 63-64 range over the next 2-4 days.

That sounds like a nightmare...twilight zone???:eek:

I'll also add that I think day and nonlinear are also stocktrad3r. All three of them talk about that "new world" market crap and how recessions are impossible and that only bull markets happen. Their language, sentence structure and topics are all identical. So, either all 4 are the same...

That sounds exactly like something stocktrader would say. Your languauge, word structure, topics...everything sounds exactly stocktrader. So, I'm 100% that you are stocktrader trying to pump himself up by using another alias. BUSTED!

You are stocktrader...aren't you?

An extremely violent and quick move down based upon the Asian pop today. I can't see these levels being held for long. I'm thinking that a violent countermove will happen within the next week to 2 weeks.

My argument is not flawed one bit. You either do not understand how to analyze fundamentals or refuse to acknowledge the true picture by living in your fantasy world. I don't set out to be "right", which is precisely why I manage my risk. I set out to make educated decisions based on current...

Nice pop for NIHD today! This is a tough one to call longer term. I'm normally not a fan of companies with debt, and they have quite a bit. Even still though, it's significantly less than the industry average. Also, they seem to be doing an excellent job managing their cash flow and their return...

Please don't tell me that you're trying to predict 2 years out based upon a "moving average"? Again, TA in the long-term is nothing more than a lagging indicator of the fundamentals. TA can work on the short-term, but it is not a long-term predictor.

Are you kidding me? The fundamentals are bad right now. Inflation is high, the consumer is maxed out in terms of being able to spend, thousands of wall st./finance jobs are disappearing, there is no lending, the money supply is contracting, there is no new tech/productivity "booms" to drive a...