Quote from TrendyMohawk:
Thanks for the pos words Cluseau. We'll see if it works out. You got any short ideas? I'm inclined to short sub- prime lenders on a bounce.
You got it. WMI is worthy of mention here.
Shorts?
-There's play in Wednesday's housing data.
-AIG options were pretty active so you may want to pull up a few series and poke around to find some juice.
-I have been keeping to indexes and ETF's, we don't want to get married into any management risk positions, at least, not now.
-It's tough to get excited about shorting after we just brought the market down. The cat is out of the bag. If anything, we can key in on a few select names but more or less employ a sideways strategy and try to pick up some bookings while we sort information and build possible directional positions. This is where i stand but am flexible.
-The bill comes monday morning and i don't see anyone grabbing for the check so we should anticipate testing key levels in EUR/USD and treasury benchmarks.
I'll post back if i see anything of interest but mostly i'll be buying and/or selling SPY, DIA, IWM, XLE, XLF, and a handful of others. Might as well use the expected increase in activity to our advantage. Let's just say, as Rearden Metal mentioned above, i don't want to tie up margin on a two legged horse when there will be stallions.

We will coin this week. Good trading to all.
EDIT:
1) Cost of living: "$20K per month"
2) Cost to grease the pan: "More than it should cost"
3) Cost of fear of committment in trading: "Priceless"
Can you tell i'm not leaning on anything as of yet?
