WM . nasty stench

[Clubber Lang]

Quote from stock777:

Bond market says this one is in deep shiite.

Dont say I never told ya nothin

Now up 13% from your ridiculously awful trade.

You suck.

 

[stock777]

Quote from Bowgett:

If he did real trade then I was on the other side

The difference is, I post real time.

Im putting this idiot club on perm ignore.

It's not even an amusement to engage an imbecile like that.

 

[Cutten]

Quote from Clubber Lang:



Also shorting from .01 to .00 makes more money than shorting from $40 to $.01, but the real easy money (risk/reward wise) has most likely already been made.

Yeah that's true. Shorting stuff that everyone thinks will go broke is like 100% return if right, 100-200% loss if wrong. You need to be damn sure to make it worthwhile.

No question, shorting stuff earlier is better risk/reward - 20-30% risk if wrong, 90%+ if right. The last $1 is always the most expensive

 

[Bowgett]

Quote from stock777:

Bond market says this one is in deep shiite.

Dont say I never told ya nothin

Price $3.99 at 07-28-08 09:58 AM when you made your call. Price now $5.32. 33% gain in 4 days (for you it is 33% loss). Nice call bro.

 

[stock777]

If you have nothing better to do than make a fool of yourself in public, be my guest.

Not only did I cover at a nice profit, I said right here long ago that the play was done for now

Thats the problem with our schools today, they let illiterate scum graduate.


ps call was at 07-28-08 12:58 PM. Stock moved a little higher then dropped 8%.

Its called trading. Things change quickly, like your health.

 

[stock777]

I also notice that when I get it right , and big time (most of the time) , almost no one ever comments.

This tells me all I need to know.

 

[Clubber Lang]

Quote from stock777:

I also notice that when I get it right , and big time (most of the time) , almost no one ever comments.

This tells me all I need to know.

You're pathetic.

You have a history of awful calls and stupid worthless threads and all of ET knows it.

Go back to the morning shift at Starbucks.

 

[stock777]

from todays wsj. a lesson for the many imbeciles who infest this fine board.



To those who would criticize the shift, he turned to a famous utterance by economist John Maynard Keynes: “When the facts change, I change my mind – what do you do, sir?”