I like the longbull picks. They either go up or down. Never sideways. Perfect for daytrading. I also trade the QQQ. Easiest stock to short.
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Day Trading Aint Easy
- Thread starter Buckeye
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Bottom Line is that its really tough out there now
vinny gigante = shortboyOriginally posted by Vinny Gigante
Mr. idioto says: "Geez, the Nasdaq is down about 75% in 2.5 years. A monkey with the WSJ and a handfull of darts could have done well shorting the market the last couple of years."
Funny how you forgot to mention that just prior to that, the Nasdaq went up 80% in 1999, and Shortboy still made money that year.
You may need that monkey after all.
www.shortboy.com
Vinny
15 of his 50 posts contain "shortboy"
Originally posted by Vinny Gigante
Mr. idioto says: "Geez, the Nasdaq is down about 75% in 2.5 years. A monkey with the WSJ and a handfull of darts could have done well shorting the market the last couple of years."
Funny how you forgot to mention that just prior to that, the Nasdaq went up 80% in 1999, and Shortboy still made money that year.
You may need that monkey after all.
www.shortboy.com
Vinny
No, I don't need a monkey...you are doing just fine, thank you.....As for shortboy's 1999 record, you didn't mention it either... Your post referred only to someone who has been short in the worst bear market in at least 25 years, and acted like "shortboy" was some kind of genius for making money. Whoop-de-do!
Sounds like you need to take your face out of Shortboy's lap & wipe off your mouth, and next time you post, try to add some value to this forum instead of mindlessly promoting yet another
worthless "guru"
if shortboy was such a worthless guru, certainly he wouldn't have been in the Wall St. Journal TWICE, and in Forbes magazine. But he was.
He is also featured in a book by 2 Wharton business school Grads, others featured in this book include Ed Yardeni, and Jeremy Siegel to name a few. Jeremy is frequently on CNBC as well.
I know your response already: "what's Wharton??"
maybe david smith has a point.
Vinny
He is also featured in a book by 2 Wharton business school Grads, others featured in this book include Ed Yardeni, and Jeremy Siegel to name a few. Jeremy is frequently on CNBC as well.
I know your response already: "what's Wharton??"
maybe david smith has a point.
Vinny
Bryan Roberts
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Originally posted by Vinny Gigante
if shortboy was such a worthless guru, certainly he wouldn't have been in the Wall St. Journal TWICE, and in Forbes magazine. But he was.
He is also featured in a book by 2 Wharton business school Grads, others featured in this book include Ed Yardeni, and Jeremy Siegel to name a few. Jeremy is frequently on CNBC as well.
I know your response already: "what's Wharton??"
maybe david smith has a point.
Vinny
ed yardeni??? isn't he the y2k genius? wharton=the guy that runs the prison