Prediction for FRE and FNM on Monday

[zzz]

ditto, the market is so eager for some good news that any measures that the government might be able to stave off further financial disaster in our banking system is viewed with enthusiasm.

[kev374]

[quote=KIBU]guys, tomorrow I will come back to this post here and edit my guesses.

For sure it’s going to be 100% correct….[/quote]

LOL!

KIBU, I think these are phony tricks here… learning from the guys at FRE and FNM?? 😀

[kev374]

[quote=KIBU]guys, tomorrow I will come back to this post here and edit my guesses.

For sure it’s going to be 100% correct….[/quote]

LOL!

KIBU, I think these are phony tricks here… learning from the guys at FRE and FNM?? 😀

[kev374]

[quote=KIBU]guys, tomorrow I will come back to this post here and edit my guesses.

For sure it’s going to be 100% correct….[/quote]

LOL!

KIBU, I think these are phony tricks here… learning from the guys at FRE and FNM?? 😀

[kev374]

[quote=KIBU]guys, tomorrow I will come back to this post here and edit my guesses.

For sure it’s going to be 100% correct….[/quote]

LOL!

KIBU, I think these are phony tricks here… learning from the guys at FRE and FNM?? 😀

[kev374]

[quote=KIBU]guys, tomorrow I will come back to this post here and edit my guesses.

For sure it’s going to be 100% correct….[/quote]

LOL!

KIBU, I think these are phony tricks here… learning from the guys at FRE and FNM?? 😀

[hipmatt]

The day will probably be a big “up” day in general, as the greedy wall street cheerleaders who spent the past 6 months pouting/asking for this bailout have now got their way once again.

One thing I guarantee… Jim Cramer will be having a field day/he will be giddy to the point of annoyance, he will most likely declare the bear market is bottoming(as he has done numerous times already), and he will likely revise his ridiculous countdown to the housing bottom to an earlier date.

Long term, I think it only discredits the country’s economy, weakens the dollar, and creates more inflation. I don’t think it will impact the housing problems a whole lot.

[hipmatt]

The day will probably be a big “up” day in general, as the greedy wall street cheerleaders who spent the past 6 months pouting/asking for this bailout have now got their way once again.

One thing I guarantee… Jim Cramer will be having a field day/he will be giddy to the point of annoyance, he will most likely declare the bear market is bottoming(as he has done numerous times already), and he will likely revise his ridiculous countdown to the housing bottom to an earlier date.

Long term, I think it only discredits the country’s economy, weakens the dollar, and creates more inflation. I don’t think it will impact the housing problems a whole lot.

[hipmatt]

The day will probably be a big “up” day in general, as the greedy wall street cheerleaders who spent the past 6 months pouting/asking for this bailout have now got their way once again.

One thing I guarantee… Jim Cramer will be having a field day/he will be giddy to the point of annoyance, he will most likely declare the bear market is bottoming(as he has done numerous times already), and he will likely revise his ridiculous countdown to the housing bottom to an earlier date.

Long term, I think it only discredits the country’s economy, weakens the dollar, and creates more inflation. I don’t think it will impact the housing problems a whole lot.

[hipmatt]

The day will probably be a big “up” day in general, as the greedy wall street cheerleaders who spent the past 6 months pouting/asking for this bailout have now got their way once again.

One thing I guarantee… Jim Cramer will be having a field day/he will be giddy to the point of annoyance, he will most likely declare the bear market is bottoming(as he has done numerous times already), and he will likely revise his ridiculous countdown to the housing bottom to an earlier date.

Long term, I think it only discredits the country’s economy, weakens the dollar, and creates more inflation. I don’t think it will impact the housing problems a whole lot.

[hipmatt]

The day will probably be a big “up” day in general, as the greedy wall street cheerleaders who spent the past 6 months pouting/asking for this bailout have now got their way once again.

One thing I guarantee… Jim Cramer will be having a field day/he will be giddy to the point of annoyance, he will most likely declare the bear market is bottoming(as he has done numerous times already), and he will likely revise his ridiculous countdown to the housing bottom to an earlier date.

Long term, I think it only discredits the country’s economy, weakens the dollar, and creates more inflation. I don’t think it will impact the housing problems a whole lot.

[Coronita]

[quote=barnaby33]My prediction is OMG, I’m either going to have the best or worst day of my shorting career. I have quite a few XLF puts.

In a logical world spreads on treasuries would blow out and stocks would shit the bed. This is not that world.

Short term I woulhttp://piggington.com/
Homedn’t even hazard a guess. This is bad for financials, very bad. Bailouts seems like a good idea, but the underlying implication is that the finance industry is not just unstable, but in danger of collapse.

Note to Rich, this IS inflationary. The only question is, will the bond/currency markets react?

[/quote]

Based on premarket activities, I think your puts might eat take a hit. Financials are rallying today it seems (minus fnm,fae).

[Coronita]

[quote=barnaby33]My prediction is OMG, I’m either going to have the best or worst day of my shorting career. I have quite a few XLF puts.

In a logical world spreads on treasuries would blow out and stocks would shit the bed. This is not that world.

Short term I woulhttp://piggington.com/
Homedn’t even hazard a guess. This is bad for financials, very bad. Bailouts seems like a good idea, but the underlying implication is that the finance industry is not just unstable, but in danger of collapse.

Note to Rich, this IS inflationary. The only question is, will the bond/currency markets react?

[/quote]

Based on premarket activities, I think your puts might eat take a hit. Financials are rallying today it seems (minus fnm,fae).

[Coronita]

[quote=barnaby33]My prediction is OMG, I’m either going to have the best or worst day of my shorting career. I have quite a few XLF puts.

In a logical world spreads on treasuries would blow out and stocks would shit the bed. This is not that world.

Short term I woulhttp://piggington.com/
Homedn’t even hazard a guess. This is bad for financials, very bad. Bailouts seems like a good idea, but the underlying implication is that the finance industry is not just unstable, but in danger of collapse.

Note to Rich, this IS inflationary. The only question is, will the bond/currency markets react?

[/quote]

Based on premarket activities, I think your puts might eat take a hit. Financials are rallying today it seems (minus fnm,fae).

[Coronita]

[quote=barnaby33]My prediction is OMG, I’m either going to have the best or worst day of my shorting career. I have quite a few XLF puts.

In a logical world spreads on treasuries would blow out and stocks would shit the bed. This is not that world.

Short term I woulhttp://piggington.com/
Homedn’t even hazard a guess. This is bad for financials, very bad. Bailouts seems like a good idea, but the underlying implication is that the finance industry is not just unstable, but in danger of collapse.

Note to Rich, this IS inflationary. The only question is, will the bond/currency markets react?

[/quote]

Based on premarket activities, I think your puts might eat take a hit. Financials are rallying today it seems (minus fnm,fae).

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