walking into the fire

[stockstradr]

Agreed. This is pure speculation, gambling. But I’m good at that.

WARNING: the vast majority of people in this overall Piggington forum should consider the ideas in this thread totally inappropriate for executing within their portfolios.

Tomorrow could be another DOWN day but if it is, I will double-down my 2X long positions, probably this time going 2X long the NASDAQ which is already now down 30% off the Oct 2007 highs.

[Coronita]

Great, just what I needed. Stockstrader to be on the same side of the transaction as me. We’re doomed. See another 700pt drop tomorrow.

Thanks a lot stockstrader 🙁

[Coronita]

Great, just what I needed. Stockstrader to be on the same side of the transaction as me. We’re doomed. See another 700pt drop tomorrow.

Thanks a lot stockstrader 🙁

[Coronita]

Great, just what I needed. Stockstrader to be on the same side of the transaction as me. We’re doomed. See another 700pt drop tomorrow.

Thanks a lot stockstrader 🙁

[Coronita]

Great, just what I needed. Stockstrader to be on the same side of the transaction as me. We’re doomed. See another 700pt drop tomorrow.

Thanks a lot stockstrader 🙁

[Coronita]

Great, just what I needed. Stockstrader to be on the same side of the transaction as me. We’re doomed. See another 700pt drop tomorrow.

Thanks a lot stockstrader 🙁

[peterb]

Talk from many analysts is that tomorrow could be another hard day down. Well, we gotta get to 11 P/E ratios anyway. And of course, these are with the new lower sales figure headed at the end of this fiscal year. Ouch. Look out below.

Be very careful here. Total gamble, IMO. Might wanna try Secuan instead. At least they get you drunk..I’ve heard.

[peterb]

Talk from many analysts is that tomorrow could be another hard day down. Well, we gotta get to 11 P/E ratios anyway. And of course, these are with the new lower sales figure headed at the end of this fiscal year. Ouch. Look out below.

Be very careful here. Total gamble, IMO. Might wanna try Secuan instead. At least they get you drunk..I’ve heard.

[peterb]

Talk from many analysts is that tomorrow could be another hard day down. Well, we gotta get to 11 P/E ratios anyway. And of course, these are with the new lower sales figure headed at the end of this fiscal year. Ouch. Look out below.

Be very careful here. Total gamble, IMO. Might wanna try Secuan instead. At least they get you drunk..I’ve heard.

[peterb]

Talk from many analysts is that tomorrow could be another hard day down. Well, we gotta get to 11 P/E ratios anyway. And of course, these are with the new lower sales figure headed at the end of this fiscal year. Ouch. Look out below.

Be very careful here. Total gamble, IMO. Might wanna try Secuan instead. At least they get you drunk..I’ve heard.

[peterb]

Talk from many analysts is that tomorrow could be another hard day down. Well, we gotta get to 11 P/E ratios anyway. And of course, these are with the new lower sales figure headed at the end of this fiscal year. Ouch. Look out below.

Be very careful here. Total gamble, IMO. Might wanna try Secuan instead. At least they get you drunk..I’ve heard.

[underdose]

Well, stockstradr, you sure have chutzpa. Or, to use a somewhat more vulgar term, huevos muchos grandes.

I think there are two ways to approach it. Try to ride the short term, high frequency volatility, or try to bet on the long term returns based on fundamentals (and try to hold firm when the volatility goes irrationally against the fundamentals). Both require some nerve, but the former involves trying to time the market and guess which cliff the lemmings will jump off of next. If you guess wrong, or try to get out late, it can really bite you. But if you guess right and get out in time before the fundamentals slap people back to reality, you can really do well. I think that’s how Soros amassed his billions. Good luck to you! I’m holding the longterm positions, just generally bearish on fiat currency, bearish on real estate and equities in real terms but unsure in nominal terms so staying mostly away. Not very exciting. Maybe I can live vicariously through your daring adventures! Keep us posted…

[underdose]

Well, stockstradr, you sure have chutzpa. Or, to use a somewhat more vulgar term, huevos muchos grandes.

I think there are two ways to approach it. Try to ride the short term, high frequency volatility, or try to bet on the long term returns based on fundamentals (and try to hold firm when the volatility goes irrationally against the fundamentals). Both require some nerve, but the former involves trying to time the market and guess which cliff the lemmings will jump off of next. If you guess wrong, or try to get out late, it can really bite you. But if you guess right and get out in time before the fundamentals slap people back to reality, you can really do well. I think that’s how Soros amassed his billions. Good luck to you! I’m holding the longterm positions, just generally bearish on fiat currency, bearish on real estate and equities in real terms but unsure in nominal terms so staying mostly away. Not very exciting. Maybe I can live vicariously through your daring adventures! Keep us posted…

[underdose]

Well, stockstradr, you sure have chutzpa. Or, to use a somewhat more vulgar term, huevos muchos grandes.

I think there are two ways to approach it. Try to ride the short term, high frequency volatility, or try to bet on the long term returns based on fundamentals (and try to hold firm when the volatility goes irrationally against the fundamentals). Both require some nerve, but the former involves trying to time the market and guess which cliff the lemmings will jump off of next. If you guess wrong, or try to get out late, it can really bite you. But if you guess right and get out in time before the fundamentals slap people back to reality, you can really do well. I think that’s how Soros amassed his billions. Good luck to you! I’m holding the longterm positions, just generally bearish on fiat currency, bearish on real estate and equities in real terms but unsure in nominal terms so staying mostly away. Not very exciting. Maybe I can live vicariously through your daring adventures! Keep us posted…

[underdose]

Well, stockstradr, you sure have chutzpa. Or, to use a somewhat more vulgar term, huevos muchos grandes.

I think there are two ways to approach it. Try to ride the short term, high frequency volatility, or try to bet on the long term returns based on fundamentals (and try to hold firm when the volatility goes irrationally against the fundamentals). Both require some nerve, but the former involves trying to time the market and guess which cliff the lemmings will jump off of next. If you guess wrong, or try to get out late, it can really bite you. But if you guess right and get out in time before the fundamentals slap people back to reality, you can really do well. I think that’s how Soros amassed his billions. Good luck to you! I’m holding the longterm positions, just generally bearish on fiat currency, bearish on real estate and equities in real terms but unsure in nominal terms so staying mostly away. Not very exciting. Maybe I can live vicariously through your daring adventures! Keep us posted…

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