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January 23, 2008 at 7:32 AM #141447January 23, 2008 at 9:43 AM #141168
LA_Renter
ParticipantAlright who is playing the SSO for the bounce?? Are we even going to have a bounce? Geeze!
January 23, 2008 at 9:43 AM #141392LA_Renter
ParticipantAlright who is playing the SSO for the bounce?? Are we even going to have a bounce? Geeze!
January 23, 2008 at 9:43 AM #141406LA_Renter
ParticipantAlright who is playing the SSO for the bounce?? Are we even going to have a bounce? Geeze!
January 23, 2008 at 9:43 AM #141434LA_Renter
ParticipantAlright who is playing the SSO for the bounce?? Are we even going to have a bounce? Geeze!
January 23, 2008 at 9:43 AM #141492LA_Renter
ParticipantAlright who is playing the SSO for the bounce?? Are we even going to have a bounce? Geeze!
January 23, 2008 at 10:10 AM #141181stockstradr
ParticipantDamn.
Even a die-hard bear like me is stunned. Wow.
On the S&P500 from 1565 down to 1278,-18%, in about three months, and the markets seem to want more blood !
Unreal.This opinion is pure speculation, but here goes….
I think we’re going below 1100 on the S&P500, possibly to 1000. Then start buying. When oil hits $60/bbl, start buying it like its liquid gold. I think it might take 12 to 24 months for oil to fall below $60/bbl. I’m sticking with my shorts to ride oil down like a hell hound.
The only stock I like today is Nokia. I might buy a few shares, looking for a bump tomorrow. Then I’ll dump it.
I’m getting my ass kicked on the gold I bought yesterday. Yes, you can say “I told you so”
Naturally, I’m asking myself WHY on Jan 15th did I dump the 80% of my portfolio that was SHORT this market. Pure stupidity. Oh well. Better not to be greedy when so many are in a world of hurt from these markets.
Oh, one more thing. Someone asked about SSO. Let me share my pain. I went long, buying a little bit of SSO, when S&P500 had fallen to about 1310. I’m now losing so damn much money on that SSO that it is wiping out half my profits on my short oil sector positions. It seems this market grinds bulls into the ground. I should have stuck with being a Bear.
January 23, 2008 at 10:10 AM #141405stockstradr
ParticipantDamn.
Even a die-hard bear like me is stunned. Wow.
On the S&P500 from 1565 down to 1278,-18%, in about three months, and the markets seem to want more blood !
Unreal.This opinion is pure speculation, but here goes….
I think we’re going below 1100 on the S&P500, possibly to 1000. Then start buying. When oil hits $60/bbl, start buying it like its liquid gold. I think it might take 12 to 24 months for oil to fall below $60/bbl. I’m sticking with my shorts to ride oil down like a hell hound.
The only stock I like today is Nokia. I might buy a few shares, looking for a bump tomorrow. Then I’ll dump it.
I’m getting my ass kicked on the gold I bought yesterday. Yes, you can say “I told you so”
Naturally, I’m asking myself WHY on Jan 15th did I dump the 80% of my portfolio that was SHORT this market. Pure stupidity. Oh well. Better not to be greedy when so many are in a world of hurt from these markets.
Oh, one more thing. Someone asked about SSO. Let me share my pain. I went long, buying a little bit of SSO, when S&P500 had fallen to about 1310. I’m now losing so damn much money on that SSO that it is wiping out half my profits on my short oil sector positions. It seems this market grinds bulls into the ground. I should have stuck with being a Bear.
January 23, 2008 at 10:10 AM #141420stockstradr
ParticipantDamn.
Even a die-hard bear like me is stunned. Wow.
On the S&P500 from 1565 down to 1278,-18%, in about three months, and the markets seem to want more blood !
Unreal.This opinion is pure speculation, but here goes….
I think we’re going below 1100 on the S&P500, possibly to 1000. Then start buying. When oil hits $60/bbl, start buying it like its liquid gold. I think it might take 12 to 24 months for oil to fall below $60/bbl. I’m sticking with my shorts to ride oil down like a hell hound.
The only stock I like today is Nokia. I might buy a few shares, looking for a bump tomorrow. Then I’ll dump it.
I’m getting my ass kicked on the gold I bought yesterday. Yes, you can say “I told you so”
Naturally, I’m asking myself WHY on Jan 15th did I dump the 80% of my portfolio that was SHORT this market. Pure stupidity. Oh well. Better not to be greedy when so many are in a world of hurt from these markets.
Oh, one more thing. Someone asked about SSO. Let me share my pain. I went long, buying a little bit of SSO, when S&P500 had fallen to about 1310. I’m now losing so damn much money on that SSO that it is wiping out half my profits on my short oil sector positions. It seems this market grinds bulls into the ground. I should have stuck with being a Bear.
January 23, 2008 at 10:10 AM #141449stockstradr
ParticipantDamn.
Even a die-hard bear like me is stunned. Wow.
On the S&P500 from 1565 down to 1278,-18%, in about three months, and the markets seem to want more blood !
Unreal.This opinion is pure speculation, but here goes….
I think we’re going below 1100 on the S&P500, possibly to 1000. Then start buying. When oil hits $60/bbl, start buying it like its liquid gold. I think it might take 12 to 24 months for oil to fall below $60/bbl. I’m sticking with my shorts to ride oil down like a hell hound.
The only stock I like today is Nokia. I might buy a few shares, looking for a bump tomorrow. Then I’ll dump it.
I’m getting my ass kicked on the gold I bought yesterday. Yes, you can say “I told you so”
Naturally, I’m asking myself WHY on Jan 15th did I dump the 80% of my portfolio that was SHORT this market. Pure stupidity. Oh well. Better not to be greedy when so many are in a world of hurt from these markets.
Oh, one more thing. Someone asked about SSO. Let me share my pain. I went long, buying a little bit of SSO, when S&P500 had fallen to about 1310. I’m now losing so damn much money on that SSO that it is wiping out half my profits on my short oil sector positions. It seems this market grinds bulls into the ground. I should have stuck with being a Bear.
January 23, 2008 at 10:10 AM #141505stockstradr
ParticipantDamn.
Even a die-hard bear like me is stunned. Wow.
On the S&P500 from 1565 down to 1278,-18%, in about three months, and the markets seem to want more blood !
Unreal.This opinion is pure speculation, but here goes….
I think we’re going below 1100 on the S&P500, possibly to 1000. Then start buying. When oil hits $60/bbl, start buying it like its liquid gold. I think it might take 12 to 24 months for oil to fall below $60/bbl. I’m sticking with my shorts to ride oil down like a hell hound.
The only stock I like today is Nokia. I might buy a few shares, looking for a bump tomorrow. Then I’ll dump it.
I’m getting my ass kicked on the gold I bought yesterday. Yes, you can say “I told you so”
Naturally, I’m asking myself WHY on Jan 15th did I dump the 80% of my portfolio that was SHORT this market. Pure stupidity. Oh well. Better not to be greedy when so many are in a world of hurt from these markets.
Oh, one more thing. Someone asked about SSO. Let me share my pain. I went long, buying a little bit of SSO, when S&P500 had fallen to about 1310. I’m now losing so damn much money on that SSO that it is wiping out half my profits on my short oil sector positions. It seems this market grinds bulls into the ground. I should have stuck with being a Bear.
January 23, 2008 at 3:21 PM #141423Ozzie
ParticipantI think the gov’t has finally figured out that the biggest economic risk to the country is the housing market and in particular the bad mortgages on lenders/investors/insurers books which are causing a credit crunch being felt in all aspects of the economy. With that said you are going to see a huge gov’t bailout which is already under way. The gov’t wants everyone who stands to lose their home to re-finance so that they stay in those homes and the loans will come of the lenders books. You think the $150 billion stimulus package is the end of this? No way. I can see the gov’t offering cash out re-fi’s to subprime borrowers so that they avoid forecosure and spend th cash to stimulate the economy. Buy WMT because that’s where a ton of the money is going to be spent, and then just wait until Hillary (former WMT board member) and Bill take over the White House.
January 23, 2008 at 3:21 PM #141646Ozzie
ParticipantI think the gov’t has finally figured out that the biggest economic risk to the country is the housing market and in particular the bad mortgages on lenders/investors/insurers books which are causing a credit crunch being felt in all aspects of the economy. With that said you are going to see a huge gov’t bailout which is already under way. The gov’t wants everyone who stands to lose their home to re-finance so that they stay in those homes and the loans will come of the lenders books. You think the $150 billion stimulus package is the end of this? No way. I can see the gov’t offering cash out re-fi’s to subprime borrowers so that they avoid forecosure and spend th cash to stimulate the economy. Buy WMT because that’s where a ton of the money is going to be spent, and then just wait until Hillary (former WMT board member) and Bill take over the White House.
January 23, 2008 at 3:21 PM #141661Ozzie
ParticipantI think the gov’t has finally figured out that the biggest economic risk to the country is the housing market and in particular the bad mortgages on lenders/investors/insurers books which are causing a credit crunch being felt in all aspects of the economy. With that said you are going to see a huge gov’t bailout which is already under way. The gov’t wants everyone who stands to lose their home to re-finance so that they stay in those homes and the loans will come of the lenders books. You think the $150 billion stimulus package is the end of this? No way. I can see the gov’t offering cash out re-fi’s to subprime borrowers so that they avoid forecosure and spend th cash to stimulate the economy. Buy WMT because that’s where a ton of the money is going to be spent, and then just wait until Hillary (former WMT board member) and Bill take over the White House.
January 23, 2008 at 3:21 PM #141688Ozzie
ParticipantI think the gov’t has finally figured out that the biggest economic risk to the country is the housing market and in particular the bad mortgages on lenders/investors/insurers books which are causing a credit crunch being felt in all aspects of the economy. With that said you are going to see a huge gov’t bailout which is already under way. The gov’t wants everyone who stands to lose their home to re-finance so that they stay in those homes and the loans will come of the lenders books. You think the $150 billion stimulus package is the end of this? No way. I can see the gov’t offering cash out re-fi’s to subprime borrowers so that they avoid forecosure and spend th cash to stimulate the economy. Buy WMT because that’s where a ton of the money is going to be spent, and then just wait until Hillary (former WMT board member) and Bill take over the White House.
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