Im going long on FannieMae FNM

Quote from tradingmonkey:

this guy should write a freaking book

he could write this book

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You fools love to panic and sell at the lows. Just last year you were saying to buy at the highs. I say scale in. Im scaling in at these levels and bought some more in the low 15s. FNM isnt going bankrupt.
 
Quote from Biog:

You should have stuck to this idea you had a few months back:


http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=126504

bwahahahh hilarious

Port1385
I have been a lurker here for several years and only made one reply, but I have a confession. I quit. Perhaps some of you will recognize yourself. I traded part time for a number of years and then day traded stocks full time for about ten years. I started with about 5K 20 years ago and built it up to over 1.4 million until about about six years ago. I made money every year until about six years ago. I have put two kids through expensive colleges (one Ivy) and paid all living expenses out of my profits over the years.

I started losing $$ about six years ago and continued to pay the bills out of my savings (profits from previous years). I wake up every morning now and dread trading and am afraid to pull the trigger many times. I believe it is an addiction and am quitting while I still have at least 60K left. I will either go back to my older profession or open my own business since I am now in my mid 50s and afraid I will not be hired.

Obviously I should have quit when I had my 1.4 million but I was and am addicted to trading.

I am writing this probably as therapy and maybe a few of you will recognize yourselves to be in a similar position.

I hope to never see another stock and will just dollar cost average into mutual funds from here on .


Good luck to all.
 
Lehman is out saying that due to FASB accounting rule changes FNM may be forced to raise 46B in capital and FRE may have to raise 29B in capital. Not a time to be looking for longs.
 
Quote from Red_Ink_inc:

Lehman is out saying that due to FASB accounting rule changes FNM may be forced to raise 46B in capital and FRE may have to raise 29B in capital. Not a time to be looking for longs.

the fed will just print it up, and find some sneaky way to web it into the system as an investment by X
 
Quote from Red_Ink_inc:

Lehman is out saying that due to FASB accounting rule changes FNM may be forced to raise 46B in capital and FRE may have to raise 29B in capital. Not a time to be looking for longs.

Holy shit.
 
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