But what about aapl, rimm, and ma michal scott? This isn't a radio shack or interactive brokers thread. Don't try to change it because your original shorts are up again today.
Too much TA...too much
Too much TA...too much

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When we get it right, we feel the rush. When we get it wrong, we feel the pain.
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I know you dont understand this concept because YOU ARE NOT A TRADER. You are just some guy who threw two bits at GS and a few bits at MA and hoped for the best.
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Its the excitement. Its the rush. Thats trading. However, trading is also the pain, the disenchantment. Its a two-way street. Traders are junkies. There are some guys here that lost hundreds of thousands of dollars during the year 2000 and still came back for more.
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Apple- down over 2%, i did short this one
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RIMM- breaking down, 1% shorted this one
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FRPT- down over 6%, WOW!!!!!!! i did short it at the open.
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michaelscott
Registered: Mar 2007
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05-23-07 01:59 PM
You have to look at the writing on the wall. Most of you guys were so bearish when the market fell in February stating the correction is finally here. Thats when the Russell 3000 was at 800. Now its at 884, the entire market 10% higher!
You guys are the old economy, the days of the small crap, the days of the range trade. Now the markets are moving higher and your pride and ego is hitting you now. You thought you could range trade IBM forever and ride up the small crap. Now the small crap is being thrown in the waste basket and large cap growth is back. You wonder how and why this could be.
Its 2007, not 2006, not 2005 or 2004. Its time for a new attitude.
michaelscott
Registered: Mar 2007
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05-23-07 01:02 PM
A lot of you guys are still thinking post-tech bubble and have these fantasies of P/E contraction. Now the P/Es are expanding once more and the 50's era method of valuation is being thrown into the waste basket. Amazon is a company that can execute and so it is rightfully rewarded with generous P/Es. Those companies that cant execute, small cap crap, are rewarded with these obnoxiously low P/Es.
We are now at a time once more where its time to throw out the old methods of valuation and to reconsider the way we look at stocks. Amazon will go to 100 in the weeks to come. You can buy your puts or short the stock, but you will only lose money and your pride.
In the new economy, Amazon is rightfully valued and for those who wish to fade or disbelieve will get run over by the train. Now lets all give a hand to Amazon one hundy!!!
michaelscott
Registered: Mar 2007
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05-24-07 07:19 AM
Come on Amazon bears. Amazon is part of the new economy. All that old stuff you used to trade cant execute like Amazon. You guys see a high flyer and think it will just tank back down. Im looking forward to Amazon ONE HUNDY!!!!
This goes beyond fundamentals. Sometimes you look at a stock and wonder why its so high when the fundamentals are against it. Sometimes you look at a stock and wonder why its so low when the fundamentals seem for it.
Its not about fundamentals, but its more about a thesis on supply and demand. Right now, there is no overhead supply and lots of underlying demand.
The first part of the demand equation comes from the shorts and the puts which NEED to cover no matter what. Then there are the momentum traders that will get on board too. Then there are those that will buy it just because its at its 52 week high.
How long can this go on for? It can go on for months, years in fact.
A stock that has a lot of overhead supply has a lot of angry investors that are ready to dump the second it hits a certain price. Then there are those traders that use averages and support/resistance who will dump at a certain price. Amazon has grown past all that BS and nonsense.
Raise your glass as we welcome Amazon back to the new economy.