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August 9, 2007 at 7:42 PM #72671August 9, 2007 at 8:38 PM #72555kev374Participant
There is a lot of chatting going on about this in the broker circles, check this out:
This isn’t looking good at all but then again is this a surprise to any of us? Wall St. pulls the plug who the hell is going to finance these loans? It’s not magic you know…
August 9, 2007 at 8:38 PM #72672kev374ParticipantThere is a lot of chatting going on about this in the broker circles, check this out:
This isn’t looking good at all but then again is this a surprise to any of us? Wall St. pulls the plug who the hell is going to finance these loans? It’s not magic you know…
August 9, 2007 at 8:38 PM #72679kev374ParticipantThere is a lot of chatting going on about this in the broker circles, check this out:
This isn’t looking good at all but then again is this a surprise to any of us? Wall St. pulls the plug who the hell is going to finance these loans? It’s not magic you know…
August 9, 2007 at 10:54 PM #72615temeculaguyParticipantAngelo knew damn well they were going to lay an egg after the close today and he’s got to keep that glow going. Most of the better tanning bed bronzing lotions are in the $40 a bottle range, a man’s got to have his priorities.
August 9, 2007 at 10:54 PM #72732temeculaguyParticipantAngelo knew damn well they were going to lay an egg after the close today and he’s got to keep that glow going. Most of the better tanning bed bronzing lotions are in the $40 a bottle range, a man’s got to have his priorities.
August 9, 2007 at 10:54 PM #72740temeculaguyParticipantAngelo knew damn well they were going to lay an egg after the close today and he’s got to keep that glow going. Most of the better tanning bed bronzing lotions are in the $40 a bottle range, a man’s got to have his priorities.
August 9, 2007 at 10:57 PM #72618temeculaguyParticipantWith the lenders running for cover does anyone have a clue why the builder stocks are climbing? How are these two industries unrelated.
August 9, 2007 at 10:57 PM #72735temeculaguyParticipantWith the lenders running for cover does anyone have a clue why the builder stocks are climbing? How are these two industries unrelated.
August 9, 2007 at 10:57 PM #72742temeculaguyParticipantWith the lenders running for cover does anyone have a clue why the builder stocks are climbing? How are these two industries unrelated.
August 9, 2007 at 11:21 PM #72632HereWeGoParticipantIt looks like a typical 10-Q statement of fairly obvious risks. Last Friday, as the secondary market started to collapse, everyone understood that the forward earnings of lenders could take a hit. Don’t get me wrong, no way would I be long CFC at this point, but there are 45 million shorts shares against CFC, if any of those hedge funds struggle, they will cover their shorts and push up CFC. Be careful, this is a really weird time – note the ludicrous gain of many weak stocks across the board due to short covering on a 400 pt down day.
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If asset classes are deflating, that increases the value of the dollar, for the near term, at least.August 9, 2007 at 11:21 PM #72757HereWeGoParticipantIt looks like a typical 10-Q statement of fairly obvious risks. Last Friday, as the secondary market started to collapse, everyone understood that the forward earnings of lenders could take a hit. Don’t get me wrong, no way would I be long CFC at this point, but there are 45 million shorts shares against CFC, if any of those hedge funds struggle, they will cover their shorts and push up CFC. Be careful, this is a really weird time – note the ludicrous gain of many weak stocks across the board due to short covering on a 400 pt down day.
anx-
If asset classes are deflating, that increases the value of the dollar, for the near term, at least.August 9, 2007 at 11:21 PM #72752HereWeGoParticipantIt looks like a typical 10-Q statement of fairly obvious risks. Last Friday, as the secondary market started to collapse, everyone understood that the forward earnings of lenders could take a hit. Don’t get me wrong, no way would I be long CFC at this point, but there are 45 million shorts shares against CFC, if any of those hedge funds struggle, they will cover their shorts and push up CFC. Be careful, this is a really weird time – note the ludicrous gain of many weak stocks across the board due to short covering on a 400 pt down day.
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If asset classes are deflating, that increases the value of the dollar, for the near term, at least.August 10, 2007 at 12:36 AM #72647temeculaguyParticipantO.K. that answers it, regarding the builders I just saw a report that Beazer and HOV had huge short positions, Beazer was over 55%, the bounce can be explained by the short positions covering and profiting, shorters as opposed to fundamentals are now driving the market, crazy world. Since i failed to make big bucks in the short positions at some point even that free money will end, do I get to bail out the last attendees to the short market party too. It’s frightening to see Asian and European markets tank over some bad loans in CA and FLA, my neighbor pays too much for his house, gets a heloc hummer and a new rack for his wife causing some guy in Japan loses his retirement savings, this world is so crazy if they sold tickets to it, I’d buy two.
August 10, 2007 at 12:36 AM #72772temeculaguyParticipantO.K. that answers it, regarding the builders I just saw a report that Beazer and HOV had huge short positions, Beazer was over 55%, the bounce can be explained by the short positions covering and profiting, shorters as opposed to fundamentals are now driving the market, crazy world. Since i failed to make big bucks in the short positions at some point even that free money will end, do I get to bail out the last attendees to the short market party too. It’s frightening to see Asian and European markets tank over some bad loans in CA and FLA, my neighbor pays too much for his house, gets a heloc hummer and a new rack for his wife causing some guy in Japan loses his retirement savings, this world is so crazy if they sold tickets to it, I’d buy two.
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