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ok, entering 2nd scale average in short @ 13570. as the top plays out, positioning for death spiral. all the best, surfer
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Kinda sucks you got busted lying about that other trade? At least you could do would be to explain to all the lambs(idiots) who actually believe you and your fantasy trades what happened with you imaginary long position.

Gotta love surf's ways to make money trading...buy sep's and then sell dec's and make the difference.
 
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Kinda sucks you got busted lying about that other trade? At least you could do would be to explain to all the lambs(idiots) who actually believe you and your fantasy trades what happened with you imaginary long position.

Gotta love surf's ways to make money trading...buy sep's and then sell dec's and make the difference.
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LOL, works every time. :D

JJ
 
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Actually, my guess is that marketsurfer engaged in an imaginary trade using his continuation chart and forgot that December became the front month today. Had he actually been long YM, I think it would have occurred to him that he couldn't exit his September contract at December contract prices. At the very least, he would have given his broker a good chuckle before he was set straight.

Of course, I'm just guessing here. Perhaps marketsurfer could provide some much needed detail...

P.S. You will recall that riskarb had once caught marketsurfer in an imaginary stock trade, where marketsurfer reported to have entered at a price that was never even hit.
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You're dead-on about the fictitious Long in the YM, but the position that Risky found'em out in was a severely misquoted hypothetical Short in the EUR/USD pair.

He so badly mangled the Call, it was as if he'd never even traded the currency pair live before ...

Er, good trading,

Jimmy Jam
 
When marketsurfer paints himself into a corner (as he often does), his modus operandi is to resort to one of the following two tactics:

1. Answer a question that was not actually asked.

2. Ignore the question altogether.

Does marketsurfer thrive on a vivid imagination or is he pathological? You say tomato, I say tomahto.
 
Quote from JimmyJam:

You're dead-on about the fictitious Long in the YM, but the position that Risky found'em out in was a severely misquoted hypothetical Short in the EUR/USD pair.

He so badly mangled the Call, it was as if he'd never even traded the currency pair live before ...

Er, good trading,

Jimmy Jam
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Actually, the stock trade I referred to was marketsurfer's supposedly shorting GOOG about a year ago. Although riskarb's post was deleted, presumably because he also made an unkind remark about marketsurfer, the post had actually been saved by another poster. Further, I recall seeing riskarb's actual post before it was deleted. You may refer to my post on page 641 of this thread for some additional details. Riskarb's comments are in bold.
 
Quote from Thunderdog:

Actually, the stock trade I referred to was marketsurfer's supposedly shorting GOOG about a year ago. Although riskarb's post was deleted, presumably because he also made an unkind remark about marketsurfer, the post had actually been saved by another poster. Further, I recall seeing riskarb's actual post before it was deleted. You may refer to my post on page 641 of this thread for some additional details. Risarb's comments are in bold.
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Oh, thanks for the update, the deletion might explain why I didn't see it, but to tell you the truth, I kinda stopped paying close attention a while back ...

We can just at that one to the list then.

JJ

P.S. Just went back and read it ... whew! I don't know how I forgot that post!
 
In another interview, Charles Rotblut, senior market analyst for Zacks.com reversed field and became bearish on Crocs (CROX) just six weeks after giving it a bullish recommendation. Rotblut noted that recent statements from Crocs officials had convinced Zacks' analysts to downgrade the stock from a buy to a hold, and to change the price target from $70 per share to $58, a level that is below the current share price.

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In another interview, Charles Rotblut, senior market analyst for Zacks.com reversed field and became bearish on Crocs (CROX) just six weeks after giving it a bullish recommendation. Rotblut noted that recent statements from Crocs officials had convinced Zacks' analysts to downgrade the stock from a buy to a hold, and to change the price target from $70 per share to $58, a level that is below the current share price.

sportsguy
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thanks sportsguy. im holding CROX short, convinced of a meltdown.

surf
 
ok, ok--- a strong topping signal and rumour of a demise combined today to cause shorts to be entered--- 3 entries total were made for an average price of 13520. holding YM short here into friday.

regards,

surf
 
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