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    Final Hour Approaching: Should Be A Doozy!

    LOOKS LIKE A GREAT CLOSING!!!!!!!!!!!! VERY STRONG!!! Check out NEW ;)
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    Watch Out Goldilocks...

    What's not to like with Goldilocks? :p
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    The time 2 buy is now big rally coming

    Yea since a long while, I love his humor. He's a dedicated bear and always has something funny to post even if the market doesn't go his way.
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    The time 2 buy is now big rally coming

    haha I love the bears!!! I am agnostic myself though, I don't care much where the markets go as long as I make money :mad: Here's something fun reg. bears I read on Trader Tims blog the other day (http://tradertim.blogspot.com):
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    The time 2 buy is now big rally coming

    So why not sell or beta neutralize all long positions after such a drop and wait out the volatility and see where the market heads in the intermediate term? Can always get back in when the market made up its mind, no? If the market manages to make new highs within 4 weeks (in this market, with...
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    The time 2 buy is now big rally coming

    Just like 1987 was an awesome entry point on the long side after the drop right? Chaos for months.
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    The time 2 buy is now big rally coming

    IT'S ABOUT TIME PEOPLE UNDERSTOOD HOW TO MAKE REAL CASH AROUND HERE $$$$
  8. M

    The time 2 buy is now big rally coming

    Perfect entry point. We based out on volume and now are ready to retrace higher 100%. Once in a lifetime chance to buy!!!!
  9. M

    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Of course not. This could well take weeks to play out. That's why I am still net neutral stocks. Still long JPY. Short gas.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Hey all I see is green on my monitor so it seems we will just walk back to the old highs in a straight line and from there on its 100% up room to go!!!!!
  11. M

    Question Japanese int. rate & carry trade

    Anybody have an links to articles about real estate in Romania being built with borrowed JPY loans? Thanks.
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    Quadriga Superfund - Managed Futures

    Once you stop playing with peanuts and start playing with serious capital you will see things differently, kiddo.
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    Question Japanese int. rate & carry trade

    I hear a volume equaling 5% of Japans GDP is short the JPY in different variations of the carry trade. They buy real estate in eastern europe, stocks in india or US index futures with borrowed JPY. They have been doing this since years. Now even if interest rates do not go up and for some...
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    IB not going to give NYBOT access...!?

    Why can IB not offer what openecry offers? Would suck to apply with another broker just for softs. Applications are a waste of time in my book.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    I took a quick pic of what I will do with the bears next week, enjoy perma bears :p
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    Quadriga Superfund - Managed Futures

    I know I know, it is nothing a lemming like yourself could easily grasp.
  17. M

    Bears Buying Calls

    Not sure if I understood you correctly, but in that case wouldn't you look to sell puts? When stocks tank some more you can collect them at lower prices, if they don't you collect premium with IV up a notch it becomes a bit more interesting again these days.
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    Quadriga Superfund - Managed Futures

    Shouldn't the smaller fund not perform a lot better? Superfund rip people off and blame the lame performance on deteriorating market conditions. There are a number of funds there twice or triple the size that defy their explanation. Obviously Superfund make enough on the insane roundtrip fees...
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    Quadriga Superfund - Managed Futures

    Of course they get killed with the JPY rallying since all liquid futures are "magically" correlated since years thanks to the BOJ. MAN AHL was up 7% in Jan. so they should still be faring better than Superfund YTD.
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    Quadriga Superfund - Managed Futures

    I think it (Standard & Poor's Diversified Trends Indicator) returned around 8-11% annually for the last 10 years with very little volatility.
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