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i'm sim trading a scalping method today i'll be selling overbought + 1 add with a wide disaster stop and buying oversold with 1 add sold at 39.25 trying to get an add at 3975 but no fill disaster stop at 43.75

For those who missed it. From a couple of days ago. http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/02/15/sac-capitals-cohen-opens-up/

feels a bit like aol buying time warner ;-)

i know of a managed account strategy which does this. but you're right that this is probably a very small percentage of overal volume

sorry seems you're right german shareholders will hold 60% of the new company

eh? if you're short the underlying you can sell puts risk free. do you disagree?

*drum roll* Maybe they were short the underlying? *applause*

isn't it the other way round?

http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/02/14/even-paulsons-friends-pitied-his-subprime-bet/ A great reminder to go against the consensus from time to time.

Thanks for the article, it's a reminder to keep thinking outside of the box.

for longerterm: i find it hard to be bearish on stocks when the bond market looks so toppish

Eudamon and Volente, What is this R10 beast you speak of? If there is a thread about it that I have missed, excuses. And if so, could you direct me to it. All the best Chuck

time to short silver for longerterm and on fundamentals is when everyone and their dog is long. I believe only 25% of investors have traded commodities, still has some way to go imo.

He said because farms and farmland were relatively cheap in Africa and South America. Only thing he warned against was the red tape in Africa.

I don't really understand the animosity for the man myself. I mean he started the Quantum Fund, for christ sakes. Just that fact means he has achieved more than 99% of the people critisizing him. Is it because he comes on CNBC sometimes? I don't watch CNBC myself, so I wouldn't know...

He was very bullish on sugar, not so much on copper though

I don't know if it was a free seminar. Mr. tmarket asked me how much I had to pay for it and I replied $0, and the reason that I didn't have to pay anything was: because I was invited.

He literally said: if everyone on the street starts talking how much money they made in commidities, then is the time to sell. Reminds of new years eve 1999 when my waiter overheard me talking stocks and he said he made a boatload in internet stocks.

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Just came back from attending a seminar with Q&A by Jim Rogers. For the interested, I'll summarize it. His main views were: bond bull market is coming to an end, stocks are range bound for the next decade, commodities in a bull market. He was bearish on the USD, long EURO for a trade and...