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anxvariety
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will be interesting to see what happens over the next few days
anxvariety
Participant[img_assist|nid=4170|title=dow last 3|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=262]
will be interesting to see what happens over the next few days
anxvariety
Participant[img_assist|nid=4170|title=dow last 3|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=466|height=262]
will be interesting to see what happens over the next few days
anxvariety
ParticipantDoes anyone have any suggestions on good shorting candidates at this time?
Check the Yahoo stock message boards. You can find some stocks that others are looking at. Obviously do your own due diligence as theres alot of crap posted on the boards.
Also when you’re looking at a stock like CFC you can click on ‘Industry’ or ‘Competitors’ and it will list companies in same space along with their P/E, Cap, and YTD.
One I started looking into yesterday is Legg Mason(LM) but I don’t know enough yet to buy.
I upped my KBH puts today since their stock was up 3%.. but be careful in homebuilders there’s been rumors of buyouts that have made some of these stocks a little more volatile. I like to look at total cash and debt, mostly just for fun but you can get some clues as to who has the most debt to service.
I’m am amatuer, I’ve been doing very well the last month, but still an amatuer.
anxvariety
ParticipantDoes anyone have any suggestions on good shorting candidates at this time?
Check the Yahoo stock message boards. You can find some stocks that others are looking at. Obviously do your own due diligence as theres alot of crap posted on the boards.
Also when you’re looking at a stock like CFC you can click on ‘Industry’ or ‘Competitors’ and it will list companies in same space along with their P/E, Cap, and YTD.
One I started looking into yesterday is Legg Mason(LM) but I don’t know enough yet to buy.
I upped my KBH puts today since their stock was up 3%.. but be careful in homebuilders there’s been rumors of buyouts that have made some of these stocks a little more volatile. I like to look at total cash and debt, mostly just for fun but you can get some clues as to who has the most debt to service.
I’m am amatuer, I’ve been doing very well the last month, but still an amatuer.
anxvariety
ParticipantI’ve lived in San Diego for 25 years and you wouldn’t believe what it looked like about 15 years ago… The 76 was one lane each way, the 15 was like a ghost town and the 5 south was almost always light.
I now commute from Oceanside to La Jolla and back.. I hit traffic in the morning on 5 south starting at La Costa and ending around Villa De La Valley-Del Mar Heights but as some have noted – the I-5 north is more frustrating… no matter what time you leave it seems that it’s backed up from I-56 to Lomas Sante Fe .
I’m in a checkmate with my commute.. I don’t want to live down here in La Jolla or Del Mar, but no matter where I move north of those two places I’m still going to have to deal with that I-5 northbound traffic.
I work directly between the Sorrento Valley and Old Town stations – why is there not even a Mission Bay coaster stop???
anxvariety
ParticipantI’ve lived in San Diego for 25 years and you wouldn’t believe what it looked like about 15 years ago… The 76 was one lane each way, the 15 was like a ghost town and the 5 south was almost always light.
I now commute from Oceanside to La Jolla and back.. I hit traffic in the morning on 5 south starting at La Costa and ending around Villa De La Valley-Del Mar Heights but as some have noted – the I-5 north is more frustrating… no matter what time you leave it seems that it’s backed up from I-56 to Lomas Sante Fe .
I’m in a checkmate with my commute.. I don’t want to live down here in La Jolla or Del Mar, but no matter where I move north of those two places I’m still going to have to deal with that I-5 northbound traffic.
I work directly between the Sorrento Valley and Old Town stations – why is there not even a Mission Bay coaster stop???
anxvariety
Participantdeadzone, well said.. in the past 2 weeks I’ve been given reason to quit my job, permanently haha. I’m sitting out for a bit because I’m about 5x what I would have been happy with when I set forth on a plan probably very similar to yours. Yesterday I tried to get into these before market close but just missed it… LOL
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=TMATD.XNow a complete collapse almost looks priced into some of this.. so I’m hoping theres a run or something so I can get back into the builder mortgage puts.
anxvariety
Participantdeadzone, well said.. in the past 2 weeks I’ve been given reason to quit my job, permanently haha. I’m sitting out for a bit because I’m about 5x what I would have been happy with when I set forth on a plan probably very similar to yours. Yesterday I tried to get into these before market close but just missed it… LOL
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=TMATD.XNow a complete collapse almost looks priced into some of this.. so I’m hoping theres a run or something so I can get back into the builder mortgage puts.
July 29, 2007 at 6:25 PM in reply to: While not a perfect solution, the best way to avoid foreclosure . . . #68591anxvariety
ParticipantI think lunchabee is an agent provocateur. It would not be good to honor the banks since a 30 year loan is similar to life imprisonment or throwing sandbags in your backpack, and yeah like someone else said – companies borrow and walk away so they don’t lose their own… interest rates are based on a risk model takes into account foreclosure risk(even banks can’t win all the time! Think about it, your payment was 95%+ interest, so even if you’ve been paying for 5 years, you’re going to have almost no equity making it a short sale anyways, but the banks in many cases will be able to cover the gap, and they probably even have insurance for it. Now if you borrowed the money from your parents or something then yeah pay it back.
PS. So many run on sentences, why did I even put any periods in there!!
July 29, 2007 at 6:25 PM in reply to: While not a perfect solution, the best way to avoid foreclosure . . . #68660anxvariety
ParticipantI think lunchabee is an agent provocateur. It would not be good to honor the banks since a 30 year loan is similar to life imprisonment or throwing sandbags in your backpack, and yeah like someone else said – companies borrow and walk away so they don’t lose their own… interest rates are based on a risk model takes into account foreclosure risk(even banks can’t win all the time! Think about it, your payment was 95%+ interest, so even if you’ve been paying for 5 years, you’re going to have almost no equity making it a short sale anyways, but the banks in many cases will be able to cover the gap, and they probably even have insurance for it. Now if you borrowed the money from your parents or something then yeah pay it back.
PS. So many run on sentences, why did I even put any periods in there!!
anxvariety
ParticipantI got an appraisal before selling my land. It wasn’t that accurate, as I sold for 65% more than the appraisal said. The appraisal was only $400 bucks so it might be worth it to get a baseline? I’m sure a trained appraiser can do it without comps.
anxvariety
ParticipantI got an appraisal before selling my land. It wasn’t that accurate, as I sold for 65% more than the appraisal said. The appraisal was only $400 bucks so it might be worth it to get a baseline? I’m sure a trained appraiser can do it without comps.
anxvariety
ParticipantOn this, I see a lot of asians got the hook.
What is ‘got the hook’? I ask because a Vietnamese couple bought the land I sold in Adelanto.
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