contrarians and contra trading

[chasinfla]

not. sound mind. just a different perspective and perhaps not as much of an outside life as i should have. that's gonna change though.

 

[Josh_B]

At least to some extent the fed reserve does, and whoever is behind it. How much? not sure. But it can pump huge amounts of liquidity into the system and also remove it. It's more of a global influence than just local.


http://heart7.net/mcf/federalreserve.htm


Josh

 

[Lavish]

"perhaps not as much of an outside life as i should have. that's gonna change though."

Chas, when you figure out how...would you be willing to share your strategy?

 

[Lavish]

Josh, thanks for the link. Where would we be without them? The rich and powerful don't have a darn thing to do with my ability to read a balance sheet, an income statement, sec filings, or choose a company that will grow my money. The attitude of the author on that article supports the argument that we should take our money out of the banks and place it in publicly traded companies. That's what this business is really all about anyway. Work hard for your money?---Make your money work hard for you!

 

[chasinfla]

Originally posted by Gordon Gekko

haha yes

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[darkhorse]

Originally posted by rs7


....really an impressive set up. The ultimate trading machine. (I think it's a modified Bloomberg terminal turbocharged and runs on nitrous oxide fuel...does wheelies in 6 gears).

Wow rs7, you've seen the machine too? I'll never forget his first words to me:

"Come in here dear boy, have a cigar ya gonna go far…."