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December 30, 2008 at 9:59 AM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321270December 30, 2008 at 9:59 AM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321617
Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantDave
People in here don’t want to learn, they just want to spread more negative energy to things they don’t understand. This is something I have learned the hard way, so I no longer try to help people who don’t want to learn, and just criticize anything that comes from someone with more knowledge in a particular subject than they have.
I for one appreciated your post, thanks for providing that analysis. I don’t claim to be an expert in everthing like so many in here do, so there was some good information for me in your post.
December 30, 2008 at 9:59 AM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321674Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantDave
People in here don’t want to learn, they just want to spread more negative energy to things they don’t understand. This is something I have learned the hard way, so I no longer try to help people who don’t want to learn, and just criticize anything that comes from someone with more knowledge in a particular subject than they have.
I for one appreciated your post, thanks for providing that analysis. I don’t claim to be an expert in everthing like so many in here do, so there was some good information for me in your post.
December 30, 2008 at 9:59 AM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321692Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantDave
People in here don’t want to learn, they just want to spread more negative energy to things they don’t understand. This is something I have learned the hard way, so I no longer try to help people who don’t want to learn, and just criticize anything that comes from someone with more knowledge in a particular subject than they have.
I for one appreciated your post, thanks for providing that analysis. I don’t claim to be an expert in everthing like so many in here do, so there was some good information for me in your post.
December 30, 2008 at 9:59 AM in reply to: On Price, Intrinsic Value, MBS, and Mark-to-Market #321771Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantDave
People in here don’t want to learn, they just want to spread more negative energy to things they don’t understand. This is something I have learned the hard way, so I no longer try to help people who don’t want to learn, and just criticize anything that comes from someone with more knowledge in a particular subject than they have.
I for one appreciated your post, thanks for providing that analysis. I don’t claim to be an expert in everthing like so many in here do, so there was some good information for me in your post.
December 23, 2008 at 7:26 PM in reply to: How high goes the rally on Obama infrastructure spending? #319665Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantHere is one specific idea. Quit blindly shorting these moonshots, wait for a break and short the first 2 to 4 day retracement. The seasonal high is due the first week in January, so look for a move down and a retest, short the retest. Is that specific enough? If you keep blindly shorting these expansive moves up and buying the falling knives, you will eventually get cleaned out. You may get lucky and catch the top by doing what you are doing, but just look at a chart of the 30 yr or 10 yr, do you really think you are that good that you can pick the exact top of the largest range expansion move in history?
Also quit fucking around with those amateur hour ETF’s you are whining about. SPY’s are one thing because they are close to the futures, but these other half assed ones are a waste of time. They are illiquid as I have told you many times. If you had listened to me when I first told you this it would have saved you these headaches.
December 23, 2008 at 7:26 PM in reply to: How high goes the rally on Obama infrastructure spending? #320017Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantHere is one specific idea. Quit blindly shorting these moonshots, wait for a break and short the first 2 to 4 day retracement. The seasonal high is due the first week in January, so look for a move down and a retest, short the retest. Is that specific enough? If you keep blindly shorting these expansive moves up and buying the falling knives, you will eventually get cleaned out. You may get lucky and catch the top by doing what you are doing, but just look at a chart of the 30 yr or 10 yr, do you really think you are that good that you can pick the exact top of the largest range expansion move in history?
Also quit fucking around with those amateur hour ETF’s you are whining about. SPY’s are one thing because they are close to the futures, but these other half assed ones are a waste of time. They are illiquid as I have told you many times. If you had listened to me when I first told you this it would have saved you these headaches.
December 23, 2008 at 7:26 PM in reply to: How high goes the rally on Obama infrastructure spending? #320065Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantHere is one specific idea. Quit blindly shorting these moonshots, wait for a break and short the first 2 to 4 day retracement. The seasonal high is due the first week in January, so look for a move down and a retest, short the retest. Is that specific enough? If you keep blindly shorting these expansive moves up and buying the falling knives, you will eventually get cleaned out. You may get lucky and catch the top by doing what you are doing, but just look at a chart of the 30 yr or 10 yr, do you really think you are that good that you can pick the exact top of the largest range expansion move in history?
Also quit fucking around with those amateur hour ETF’s you are whining about. SPY’s are one thing because they are close to the futures, but these other half assed ones are a waste of time. They are illiquid as I have told you many times. If you had listened to me when I first told you this it would have saved you these headaches.
December 23, 2008 at 7:26 PM in reply to: How high goes the rally on Obama infrastructure spending? #320084Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantHere is one specific idea. Quit blindly shorting these moonshots, wait for a break and short the first 2 to 4 day retracement. The seasonal high is due the first week in January, so look for a move down and a retest, short the retest. Is that specific enough? If you keep blindly shorting these expansive moves up and buying the falling knives, you will eventually get cleaned out. You may get lucky and catch the top by doing what you are doing, but just look at a chart of the 30 yr or 10 yr, do you really think you are that good that you can pick the exact top of the largest range expansion move in history?
Also quit fucking around with those amateur hour ETF’s you are whining about. SPY’s are one thing because they are close to the futures, but these other half assed ones are a waste of time. They are illiquid as I have told you many times. If you had listened to me when I first told you this it would have saved you these headaches.
December 23, 2008 at 7:26 PM in reply to: How high goes the rally on Obama infrastructure spending? #320167Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantHere is one specific idea. Quit blindly shorting these moonshots, wait for a break and short the first 2 to 4 day retracement. The seasonal high is due the first week in January, so look for a move down and a retest, short the retest. Is that specific enough? If you keep blindly shorting these expansive moves up and buying the falling knives, you will eventually get cleaned out. You may get lucky and catch the top by doing what you are doing, but just look at a chart of the 30 yr or 10 yr, do you really think you are that good that you can pick the exact top of the largest range expansion move in history?
Also quit fucking around with those amateur hour ETF’s you are whining about. SPY’s are one thing because they are close to the futures, but these other half assed ones are a waste of time. They are illiquid as I have told you many times. If you had listened to me when I first told you this it would have saved you these headaches.
Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantThanks for your thoughts on that HLS.
It does seem to me though that if you could get a rate that was the same as elsewhere where costs and points applied, and get that rate without the same costs and points by somebody doing this, that you would in fact be getting a better deal. In the future if I run into this on my loans I will look very carefully, and will also give you a shot at doing my business also. I am probably a year out from doing either a refi or buying an additional home.
Thanks
Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantThanks for your thoughts on that HLS.
It does seem to me though that if you could get a rate that was the same as elsewhere where costs and points applied, and get that rate without the same costs and points by somebody doing this, that you would in fact be getting a better deal. In the future if I run into this on my loans I will look very carefully, and will also give you a shot at doing my business also. I am probably a year out from doing either a refi or buying an additional home.
Thanks
Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantThanks for your thoughts on that HLS.
It does seem to me though that if you could get a rate that was the same as elsewhere where costs and points applied, and get that rate without the same costs and points by somebody doing this, that you would in fact be getting a better deal. In the future if I run into this on my loans I will look very carefully, and will also give you a shot at doing my business also. I am probably a year out from doing either a refi or buying an additional home.
Thanks
Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantThanks for your thoughts on that HLS.
It does seem to me though that if you could get a rate that was the same as elsewhere where costs and points applied, and get that rate without the same costs and points by somebody doing this, that you would in fact be getting a better deal. In the future if I run into this on my loans I will look very carefully, and will also give you a shot at doing my business also. I am probably a year out from doing either a refi or buying an additional home.
Thanks
Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantThanks for your thoughts on that HLS.
It does seem to me though that if you could get a rate that was the same as elsewhere where costs and points applied, and get that rate without the same costs and points by somebody doing this, that you would in fact be getting a better deal. In the future if I run into this on my loans I will look very carefully, and will also give you a shot at doing my business also. I am probably a year out from doing either a refi or buying an additional home.
Thanks
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