When will the bears admit

Quote from bigbadbaz:

I think you are confusing her with your boyfriend :p

That was really funny, I can see you are a great and underrated twit, I mean wit.
 
Big bad Baz is obviously "All Aces" under a new name seems he changes his identity more often than Walter Mitty or Peter Foster
 
Quote from Chood:

Come to mention it, I've been at the bx teat again since last Friday, when bx's hotel sector helium gave me MAR short, now approaching ten percent better (lower) than that. Milk and helium, umm good! Earlier MAR shorts (not mine, others I mean) doing even better.

MAR and bx: helium milkshake, ummm good and gettin better.

P.S. Thought I'd try to steer the thread back to something related to stocks.
 
Quote from stock777:

How precious. Thats about right though, one 'winner' out of 125 views.

Crikey, they're handing out money at the MAR shorts window. Maybe not too late to get in line, although earlier (like me) would have been much, much better.

Send your thank you notes and chocolates to BX, from which this mother's milk has flowed.
 
Quote from Chood:

Crikey, they're handing out money at the MAR shorts window. Maybe not too late to get in line, although earlier (like me) would have been much, much better.

Send your thank you notes and chocolates to BX, from which this mother's milk has flowed.

So many of my fellow-traveling MAR shorts have covered, it is time for you too to get in line at the window. It'll be open awhile. More love and kisses to bx.
 
Quote from Chood:

So many of my fellow-traveling MAR shorts have covered, it is time for you too to get in line at the window. It'll be open awhile. More love and kisses to bx.

I love it: indexes recover some and everyone believes big-time "value" buyers are stepping it. Trust me: the only thing between 43 and 33 in MAR are dentists and other sheeple.

Talk to me about value when MAR hits 33, BX hits 10, and when sp hits 1250. You might be on to something.
 
Gross? Please. He's been bearish for years. Now he's the media's permabear darling whenever there's a dip/correction.
It's the old "broken clock is right twice a day" thing.

Quote from Chood:

I'll let Mr. Gross do my talking today, inasmuch as he and I are on, and have been on, the same wavelength (my thanks to Bloomberg):


KKR, Blackstone Find `Tide Is Going Out,' Pimco's Gross Says

July 24 (Bloomberg) -- The cheap financing that fueled the leveraged buyout boom is over, said Bill Gross, manager of the world's largest bond fund.

``The tide appears to be going out for levered equity financiers and in for the passive owl money managers of the debt market,'' Gross, chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co. in Newport Beach, California, wrote today in his monthly commentary on Pimco's Web site. The shift ``promises to have severe ramifications for those caught in its wake.''
 
Quote from MKTrader:

Gross? Please. He's been bearish for years. Now he's the media's permabear darling whenever there's a dip/correction.
It's the old "broken clock is right twice a day" thing.

Yes, I've seen that exact same critique of him from others. It so happened that he expressed a p.o.v. that coincided with my own and that I had acted on only in June. Prior to that, I had never before posted a short call on USA indexes. Gross I can't answer for on that, and why should I? He makes out OK without my help.
 
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