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stockstradr
ParticipantDubai?
IF I had proximity and means, I would DEFINITELY buy property there during then next 12 months.
What some seem to forget about Dubai is the oil money will return – and in spades, because oil will probably be over $200/bbl within five years. Then Dubai real estate will rocket up off the bottom.
stockstradr
ParticipantDubai?
IF I had proximity and means, I would DEFINITELY buy property there during then next 12 months.
What some seem to forget about Dubai is the oil money will return – and in spades, because oil will probably be over $200/bbl within five years. Then Dubai real estate will rocket up off the bottom.
stockstradr
Participanta MUST READ:
Karl Denninger on his 2009 predictions
http://market-ticker.org/archives/689-Where-We-Are,-Where-Were-Heading-2009.htmlstockstradr
Participanta MUST READ:
Karl Denninger on his 2009 predictions
http://market-ticker.org/archives/689-Where-We-Are,-Where-Were-Heading-2009.htmlstockstradr
Participanta MUST READ:
Karl Denninger on his 2009 predictions
http://market-ticker.org/archives/689-Where-We-Are,-Where-Were-Heading-2009.htmlstockstradr
Participanta MUST READ:
Karl Denninger on his 2009 predictions
http://market-ticker.org/archives/689-Where-We-Are,-Where-Were-Heading-2009.htmlstockstradr
Participanta MUST READ:
Karl Denninger on his 2009 predictions
http://market-ticker.org/archives/689-Where-We-Are,-Where-Were-Heading-2009.htmlstockstradr
ParticipantMy GREAT REGRET about those oil ETF trades of mine is I missed the bottom because I was so busy with the holidays. I even thought that markets were closed on the 24th; I didn’t check oil prices until late afternoon , then I saw it had been a trading day and oil ETF’s had hit new lows. If I had seen that during the trading day, I would have moved at least 25% of my entire portfolio into those long oil sector ETF’s that day. With oil having hit $34, you simply couldn’t lose, but I missed the bottom. Let’s hope deflation brings us another opportunity: how about $30 oil!
stockstradr
ParticipantMy GREAT REGRET about those oil ETF trades of mine is I missed the bottom because I was so busy with the holidays. I even thought that markets were closed on the 24th; I didn’t check oil prices until late afternoon , then I saw it had been a trading day and oil ETF’s had hit new lows. If I had seen that during the trading day, I would have moved at least 25% of my entire portfolio into those long oil sector ETF’s that day. With oil having hit $34, you simply couldn’t lose, but I missed the bottom. Let’s hope deflation brings us another opportunity: how about $30 oil!
stockstradr
ParticipantMy GREAT REGRET about those oil ETF trades of mine is I missed the bottom because I was so busy with the holidays. I even thought that markets were closed on the 24th; I didn’t check oil prices until late afternoon , then I saw it had been a trading day and oil ETF’s had hit new lows. If I had seen that during the trading day, I would have moved at least 25% of my entire portfolio into those long oil sector ETF’s that day. With oil having hit $34, you simply couldn’t lose, but I missed the bottom. Let’s hope deflation brings us another opportunity: how about $30 oil!
stockstradr
ParticipantMy GREAT REGRET about those oil ETF trades of mine is I missed the bottom because I was so busy with the holidays. I even thought that markets were closed on the 24th; I didn’t check oil prices until late afternoon , then I saw it had been a trading day and oil ETF’s had hit new lows. If I had seen that during the trading day, I would have moved at least 25% of my entire portfolio into those long oil sector ETF’s that day. With oil having hit $34, you simply couldn’t lose, but I missed the bottom. Let’s hope deflation brings us another opportunity: how about $30 oil!
stockstradr
ParticipantMy GREAT REGRET about those oil ETF trades of mine is I missed the bottom because I was so busy with the holidays. I even thought that markets were closed on the 24th; I didn’t check oil prices until late afternoon , then I saw it had been a trading day and oil ETF’s had hit new lows. If I had seen that during the trading day, I would have moved at least 25% of my entire portfolio into those long oil sector ETF’s that day. With oil having hit $34, you simply couldn’t lose, but I missed the bottom. Let’s hope deflation brings us another opportunity: how about $30 oil!
stockstradr
ParticipantYes, UCO was one that really paid off big. DXO paid even bigger. However, when you know I only made 15% net average across the three I bought, you see I sold too early. This is what just slightly better timing would have yielded me on the three I bought:
DXO: 2.00 to 3.28 (64%)
UCO: 10.69 to 15.66 (46%)
USL: 28.16 to 32 (14%)
About SRS?
I wish I had bought that back in Sept. It is amazing that turned into a 2.5 bagger.
I think you might seek out a tool to get short exposure specifically to commercial real estate markets. For example, you want short exposure to the hundreds of malls across the USA that will certainly go belly up. Let me know if you find the right investment tool for that.
stockstradr
ParticipantYes, UCO was one that really paid off big. DXO paid even bigger. However, when you know I only made 15% net average across the three I bought, you see I sold too early. This is what just slightly better timing would have yielded me on the three I bought:
DXO: 2.00 to 3.28 (64%)
UCO: 10.69 to 15.66 (46%)
USL: 28.16 to 32 (14%)
About SRS?
I wish I had bought that back in Sept. It is amazing that turned into a 2.5 bagger.
I think you might seek out a tool to get short exposure specifically to commercial real estate markets. For example, you want short exposure to the hundreds of malls across the USA that will certainly go belly up. Let me know if you find the right investment tool for that.
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