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I believe this post is by a troll designed so the peanut gallery can reply back in choice form. I love the entertainment value.

It looks like they were taken down this morning.

You did not work for E-Trade. If you did, then you would know that ALL brokers in the industry operate off recorded phone lines. You cant simply tell a lie saying the rep admitted fault. They will replay the tape to see what was exactly said. . . I wouldnt worry. IBM will probably be up...

This scenario has taken place in 2005 and in 2006. The Nasdaq gets pounded the first 3-6 months and then there are always those guys who insist on buying the dips. For the last 3 years, there are always those who believe to buy on the dips the start of the year. Sometimes you can make...

If you do shut the computer off for the night, make sure to boot it up first thing when you wake up in the morning. That way, if the computer fails, you will have time to formulate a plan before the market opens.

Im not certain how we can apply traditional indicators to moments of hysteria and panic. My opinion is that when the traditional indicators no longer apply and hysteria takes the helm, then its time to place your cash in a money market fund.

- Oil related stocks do not work under the premise that the price of oil will be much lower in the future. Exxon, for example, operates under the premise that oil is at $40 per barrel and uses that assumption. Everyone in the oil industry knows how the price of oil fluctuates and carefully...

$BPNDX Nasdaq 100 67.00 -3.00 -4.29% 2007-1-18, 16:00ET $BPINFO Info Tech 59.30 -3.49 -5.56% 2007-1-18, 16:00ET In 2004, it took all year long to reach the lowest point. In 2005, it took 3 months. In 2006, it took 6 months.

The article is a fine example of a money manager getting it wrong. That was a bad call.

check it

HOKU http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=HOKU

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/StrategyLab/Rnd15/P4/AllStarTeamJournal20070108.aspx A lot of people had e-mailed me to let me know they were following my biggest winner in the last round, U.S. Global Investors (GROW, news, msgs). Each week, as the stock kept going up, lots of...

Look at the chart. When IBM has gotten up to these highs, it always comes back down. IBM will have to announce a cure for cancer, otherwise, it will begin its journey back to 70 bucks. Sorry IBM, nice try.

There are some people who have these locker room stories of how they shorted a stock from 1000 dollars to 1 dollar. I dont know how true these stories are... However, shorting is a game for the sophisticated investor. You simply do not know what will happen next...will the company be bought...

I do post a lot, maybe too much, but I think my posts ring a different tone then BlueStreak. I use some logic versus a splash of nonsense. Apple lead the nasdaq higher in the start of January by helping it break through technical levels. However, the IPhone was all hype. Logically, if...

Personally, I like to avoid gadgets. Eventually, they all get thrown into the draw or in the garbage. There are better ways to throw around $600 then for a small piece of plastic that eventually is thrown away.

Its only warm for the northeast. People are getting killed all over the United States because of ice storms. Big rigs are running off of bridges. Denver got hit with several feet of snow where they had to pluck people off the roads in helicopters. People were buried alive in snow. In...

http://biz.yahoo.com/research/earncal/20070118.html Lots of earnings calls tommorrow. You know that a lot of these companies went up on hype only and not on real earnings. I look forward to seeing IBM make its descent down to 70 dollars and I believe tommorrow will be the start...

0 is the bottom of the chart, but what about the support. 48 appears to be the next level.

www.alphatrends.blogspot.com I use this as an aftermarket briefing. The guy who runs the website places his analysis on youtube.