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Lookin at Da USD a break above 78.50 area confirms the inverse H&S on the Daily chart..we`ll see... maybe tonightbiggrin.gif

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covered calls and options collars are some of his favorite things......and margin of course lol

 



 


You think he has better option rates than you and I? I will be damned if a broker is playing favorites with him and giving him a better rate! laughing.gif

 

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covered calls and options collars are some of his favorite things......and margin of course lol

 



 



i doubt he sells covered calls. If he does he goes against his favorite book which clearly states to not limit your upside using covered calls. Not that i follow that book. It also says all railroad companies will keep going bankrupt lol

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Very interesting commentary from @sentimentrader on Twitter..and not encouraging for those with a bearish bias.

 

http://www.sentimentrader.com/comments/20111115_gaps.htm

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Very interesting commentary from @sentimentrader on Twitter..and not encouraging for those with a bearish bias.

 

http://www.sentimentrader.com/comments/20111115_gaps.htm



interesting but something that occured 5 times on such a useless piece of information such as gaps doesn't really mean much. Still bearish but i have a hefty position in the market atm so my own bias would probly hurt me if i'm correct

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i enjoyed cramers show a lot tonight. The segments were great even though he bashed one of my holding (TAP) and pumped another lol (T). Hope he keeps up with these segments

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Very interesting commentary from @sentimentrader on Twitter..and not encouraging for those with a bearish bias.

 

http://www.sentimentrader.com/comments/20111115_gaps.htm



If you think those who are in the know cannot intentionally create a myriad of technical circumstances in order to create a bullish tendency for the masses in these difficult and what seems to be desperate times, there are many who are more naive than I am in believing that the true reality of the current conditions will actually get to play out?.

 

Outside of those in the know, there were not many, per capita, who called the 2008 crash and crashes before that. Yes, there are always ardent followers of those doomsday prophets who most probably went against their better judgements in getting out of the market at the right time. We all know what happened to the markets and how many were affected. Were you affected,  I'll admit, I was!

 

Sure!, there are a lot of "Chicken Little's" on HSM right now,  I'm one of them, but as they said in Hollywood "just when you thought it was safe to get back into the water".....cue Jaws theme. To quote GWB. " There's an old saying in Tennessee — I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee — that says, fool me once, shame on — shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again." laughing.gif

 

P.S. Not a rant at you bluestaq, you add a lot of good material and interesting perspective to this site.


Edited by Money Game - 11/15/11 at 7:18pm
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Euro about to test 1.35 again.

 

The bond market is telling a very clear story. Just because the stock market is ignoring it doesn't make it any less real.

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Euro broke and /es selling off here as well.

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LMAO what a name... bet he loved school.

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An interesting viewpoint from Michael A. Gayed.

 


 



 

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double post.

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Euro broke and /es selling off here as well.



What site do you use to track the /es? Do you play the US markets directly or only through the Canadian exchanges? Are there any FX or capital gains complications?

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there are people here who get better rates than the majority. Of course...
 

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You think he has better option rates than you and I? I will be damned if a broker is playing favorites with him and giving him a better rate! laughing.gif

 



Euro hasent gone anywhere still at the 1.35 1.355 support. Not enough head winds yet to break that jmo.


Edited by mjoke - 11/15/11 at 7:54pm
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What site do you use to track the /es? Do you play the US markets directly or only through the Canadian exchanges? Are there any FX or capital gains complications?



forex pros is the best for futures by far

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Europe as a whole is the biggest economy in the world. Growth has stalled to .2% and looks to be headed into recession. Is this the nail in the coffin for Italian bonds?

 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/european-economy-stalled-report-says-205034651.html

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What site do you use to track the /es? Do you play the US markets directly or only through the Canadian exchanges? Are there any FX or capital gains complications?

 

If I have time I papertrade futures in TOS. as for the capital gains it is all the same for all the different gains as far as I know. Hopefully I will eventually get enough gains to worry about. hmm.gif

 

 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Fyq7WRr_GPg

 

this is eu reallity today and tomorrow...

 

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That's pretty funny Money Game, my friend emailed me a GWB blooper video with that quote in it an hour ago.

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forex pros is the best for futures by far



What's the delay, or are they real time?

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What's the delay, or are they real time?



real time

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