Perpetual upside phase? 100% upside & no risk?

Quote from bwolinsky:

Most have written off 90% of these companies values down to the cash as it's only asset. In that light, I don't see anything that hasn't been discounted.

And if you say F, or GM, or Chrysler, you haven't paid attention. No matter what they're bankrupt.
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You seem to be a reasonably smart fellow in other threads, but it seems that you have either hit the wine a bit early or you are trying to put words in my head, which is pointless.

You say "most"...who the hell is most?..."companies", which companies by sector are you referring to?

As to the "big 3 " reference...you are preaching to the choir...

Get with it, and put some substance behind your comments.
 
Quote from Ivanovich:

One big up day and stock_trad3r is out in force, posting away that there's 100% up room to go. Come back to me when we break 1000.

Most likely, we'll resume the downtrend in a few days and stock_trad3r will vanish into the woodwork again until the next up day.
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Classic Stock 3. He does this over and over again - it's not even fun anymore reading his posts. He's become so predictable.
 
Quote from Reaver:

Nah Ivan I think he will stay here spewing his permabull nonsense until at some point when this mess is over he will say how he was right all along....

That's the benefit of not actually trading, he never has to worry about a blow-up. He can just opine about the bull market all day no matter how far down the market goes, when the market finally does come back around, he can say how he was right.

At some point, the market will come back around and then...well, you think he won't shut up now...heh heh

He will pretend he was right all along, even though anyone following his advice would have blown up long, long before the turnaround.
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Of course - he's obsessed with 'making calls' but doesn't actually make any money on it. There should be a rule on this website - that you have to be an actual trader to post.

I know it would be impossible to post - but this guy is a joke. He always goes into hiding, then comes out once the market starts moving higher.
 
Quote from bwolinsky:

He's been a bit early, very true, but the point is not what happened in the past, but what's happening going forward.
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And now[and days earlier] stockT has the 50 day moving averages on his side;
that's like a Hallmark card,''they cared enoough to send the very best'':cool:

But the 200 dma is still bearish.And there are much more bearish long term fundamentals, than the last bear market or bull market.

Even in the unlikely event , but possible ,market staying above 200 dma;
let us see what happens when/if Israel hits Iran.
And maybe more of a long term threat, they used to call it ''unemploynment insurance'', not unemployment benefits.

So now when the Citigroup execs, & GM execs cant get their unemployment insurance or stock price up,they tried to mess with the short sellers, or run to US Treasury.

Could be a better eventual market uptrend than i figure;
especially if new Congress doesnt punish all the efficient auto companys by wasting gov money on GM.

Jim Rogers said bankruptcy good for GM.
 
Quote from Bear Plunger:

He always goes into hiding, then comes out once the market starts moving higher.
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Not true. I was here on November 20th when the dow closed at 7600.

The Heng Seng indux up a staggering 400 points

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=^HSI

Looks like Hong Kong affected at all by this very mild recession. It should revist 27,000 fairly soon.
 
Quote from mister_doodi:

LOL Nooooo... Andy Singh is bullish. Seekingalpha is like Huffington Post where various people blog about a certain topic.
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Seeking alpha has a bullish bias overall, though. Like the wall street journal, yahoo tech ticker, alleyinsider, and national review the majoiry of writers tend to present a bullish, optimistic perspective of the economy & stock market. Market Oracle is more neutral.
 
When you have to rely on other people for market commentary it almost always turns out bad.

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