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08-11-11 03:51 AM
Looking at the QQQ as an intraday trade. For the week this is gonna be a ride and a half. Get the Pepto Bismo tomorrow. Who makes Prilosec? QQQ Could be a winner if the program buyers step in. Uncertainty plus DC out on vacation. They left the house in a mess. Hope they clean up when things get back. No One wants to be blamed for a terrible economy but they will take credit for a great market when it happens. I think with a few trillions something good may happen.
DOW 12000 by years end maybe even 13000.
Only 2 months early on the last prediction. That was August of last year. Now with the market ready to roll and Obamacare about to be repealed Biz will return to normal. AIG which was the largest Govt trade returned 5 billion in unrealized profits. Citi, JPM, BAC and many stocks rise while the dow and S&P rise .
There are trillions on the side lines not to mention. 1 million new potential financial advisors coming home. What better resource for wallstreet than ex military. I may be early but 16000 is n sight.
Buy the book.
HERE IS ANOTHER ONE
bank of America- Going Goin Gone- short to 3.5
10-03-11 05:39 PM
With new fees in everything its only a matter of time before BofA implodes- $5 atm card fees, They also don't accept partial payments for their FHA mortgages which means a Class Action is looming soon for unfair business practices. Plus they return the payments and ding the credit of the borrowers when they do.
They are laying off a lot of workers- which means who stays and who goes means another round of Law suits for preferential treatments.
More foreclosures are on the rise and they have tarnished many credit records of their clients with these tactics who are going back to the money under the mattress strategy.
Running a bank like a brokerage house is a quick way to get hit and once a bank goes out of favor its gone. The Moynihan approach is wrong for a bank and right for a brokerage firm. Im seeing a break up of all the assets where the parts are worth more than the whole. I think secretly Moynihan wants to return to Merrill Lynch and the good old elite days.
BofA is in trouble and I smell the stench. $1,940,069 is Moynihan's pay package. at Merrill that would have been his bonus package. source Business week:
TOTAL COMPENSATION*
Total Annual Cash Compensation $1,220,234
Total Short Term Compensation $950,000
Other Long Term Compensation $270,234
Total Calculated Compensation $1,940,069
He wants this to be over- so he can get a real check-