Welcome To Myself Drpedicle Is In Da Houseeee

[IIC]

OK OK,,,I FORGOT TO COME BACK HERE,,,BUT I HAVE TO REPROGRAM MYSELF FOR HERE,,,WELLWELL WELL,,,SO WHO ARE THE CHARACTERS HERE,,,,,LETS MAKE MONEYYYYYYYYYYY

JNPR, YHOO, BRCM...Why would you think any of them are good buys?

I'm giving you some slack here because a few think you are good...Which you very well might be???...But I don't know you so I have no idea.

Mind briefly explaining why you would suggest any of these...And also what time frame?...I'm a pretty experienced Day Trader as well as an Old Time Canslimmer and I know there is a HUGE difference in buying a stock intended for a 1 min or 1 yr hold and everything in between...Thx in Advance for any explanations you might offer..Best, Doug(IIC)

[Tatnic]

DR. PED. Welcome back. Now we've got the finest meats and cheeses and...CHICKEN ! Good to see you got that Cap Locks problem fixed.

Seriously, I know towards the end of Dr. PED's long term posting on AOL, he got away from quick daytrades and had a more studied view of the Market.

DR. PED, you're gonna be making an appearance on the Sopranos this March 7th? Right? I hope they keep you in after the final edit.

Be Well, Dr. PED.

Jack the Sundialman

Every time I pass a Boston Chicken I think of Ped...then I laugh until beer comes out of my nose.

I think the CAPS are like a stiff back, it kinda stands out. Ped, you should go see a chiropractor.

As for a more studied view of the markets, I believe those ARE picks from 1999, he just forgot.

[Tatnic]

JNPR, YHOO, BRCM...Why would you think any of them are good buys?

I'm giving you some slack here because a few think you are good...Which you very well might be???...But I don't know you so I have no idea.

Mind briefly explaining why you would suggest any of these...And also what time frame?...I'm a pretty experienced Day Trader as well as an Old Time Canslimmer and I know there is a HUGE difference in buying a stock intended for a 1 min or 1 yr hold and everything in between...Thx in Advance for any explanations you might offer..Best, Doug(IIC)

Back in the late 90's, someone wrote a song about Ped, to the music of the Beverly Hillbillies...damn I wish I had saved it. We used to have some pretty good times in the Pool Hall, but everyone is either dead or wishing they were. Maybe Sundialman can find a copy of that song...it wasn't him who wrote it.

[Websman]

Just When You Thought It Was Time To Relax
Some Of You May Know Me From Aol Stock Chat, Mnc And Shark Tank Days,,,,im Backkkkkkkkkkkkkk Let Rock

Yhoo Is Hotttt Hottt Hotttt ,,,,

Yo yo...What be up DR P??? Da Vulcans would like to welcome you to da mo fo crib! We's sure hopin' dat you can answer any stock jelated questions dat we could ax of you.

I needs some mo' gold fo my grill and I be tired of havin' to xplain to my homies why ain't I gots no bling round my neck.

Bring-on-da-mo-fo-stock picks Homey!!!

PS - For those wondering, Vulcans are multi-lingual

[SundialMan]

Dr PED song

"Back in the late 90's, someone wrote a song about Ped, to the music of the Beverly Hillbillies...damn I wish I had saved it. We used to have some pretty good times in the Pool Hall, but everyone is either dead or wishing they were. Maybe Sundialman can find a copy of that song...it wasn't him who wrote it."

No, Tatnic, I didn't save that song. But I have an old one I can redo from memory.

SECRET TRADING MAN
to the tune of Secret Ageng Man
as sung by Johnny Rivers

There's a man who leads a life of trading DANGER
With everyone he meets he remains a stranger
With every critic's jeer
He runs to FEEL THE FEAR
Odds are good he won't own the same stocks tomorrow

Chorus:
Secret Trading Man
Secret Trading Man
They've given you an account number
And tried to take away your fame

Cruisin' with Riviera Holdings Monday
And staying with The Bombay Company Tuesday
Be carefull what you say
You'll give your trades away
Odds are good he won't own the same stocks tomorrow

Chorus:
Secret Trading Man
Secret Trading Man
They've given you an account number
And tried to take away your fame

[SundialMan]

another DR PED remark

In my Writings thread in these boards, there is a "No CNBC" parody song that mentions both DR. PED and $$MR. MARKET$$.

A few years ago, I was remarking to Dave Steckler in an email about the coming Jewish New Year that fall. There is an Orthodox Jewish custom of sacrificing an animal, usually a fowl, as a surrogate for one's sins the preceding year. One NJ rabbi was overheard to begin the practice by asking his assistant, "GIMME DAT CHICKEN!!!" Dave couldn't stop laughing.

Yeah, those were fun days. But we all had to become more level headed in our trading. Action for action's sake only enriches the brokers, something DA PED said to me in similar words a few years ago in an email.

Say, DR. PED, did you ever get to attend that Learning Annex Class we searched for online with Maria Bartaromo (sp?)?

[IIC]

Good song Sun...But I must say I'm a bit dissapointed in PED's contribution so far...3 stocks and that's it...I would think a day trader would be coming up with 3 stocks an hour

[Tatnic]

"Back in the late 90's, someone wrote a song about Ped, to the music of the Beverly Hillbillies...damn I wish I had saved it. We used to have some pretty good times in the Pool Hall, but everyone is either dead or wishing they were. Maybe Sundialman can find a copy of that song...it wasn't him who wrote it."

I think it started something like this

...come and listen to a story 'bout a man named ped, poor chiropractor barely kept his famly fed.....then one day when he was looking for some stocks, he burst through the door a rippin' off his smock...BUY______, BUY_____, BUY______, ITS HOT HOT HOT.

That's close enough.

[SundialMan]

IIC, I can't speak for Dr. PED, but I know him somewhat, having kept in contact with him after he stopped posting on AOL. He isn't giving you a bunch of daytrades every Monday thru Friday because he got tired of it, indeed soul tired of the constant up-and-down which was only making his broker a steady check. I believe he enjoyed the attention, as I did and do, but there comes a point when you have to ask yourself: are you playing The Market or is the Market playing you? Give DR. PED a little time to find his sea legs and he will hopefully come up with some intermediate trades of value. Daytrading, for most amateurs (and PED has a full time profession outside the stock market), is a form of banging your head against the wall. The only pleasure it produces is when you stop. Look, Dr. PED put his name up on this board. If we give him a little breathing room, he'll come up with a few good stocks. Don't expect the "DR. PED version of CNBC" here. Those days are over. You can only go on a stock bender when you are young and/or inexperienced. Dr. PED has now been around the block. Accept the possibility of a more analytical, experienced DR. PED and you might be rewarded with a winner or two.

[IIC]

IIC, I can't speak for Dr. PED, but I know him somewhat, having kept in contact with him after he stopped posting on AOL. He isn't giving you a bunch of daytrades every Monday thru Friday because he got tired of it, indeed soul tired of the constant up-and-down which was only making his broker a steady check. I believe he enjoyed the attention, as I did and do, but there comes a point when you have to ask yourself: are you playing The Market or is the Market playing you? Give DR. PED a little time to find his sea legs and he will hopefully come up with some intermediate trades of value. Daytrading, for most amateurs (and PED has a full time profession outside the stock market), is a form of banging your head against the wall. The only pleasure it produces is when you stop. Look, Dr. PED put his name up on this board. If we give him a little breathing room, he'll come up with a few good stocks. Don't expect the "DR. PED version of CNBC" here. Those days are over. You can only go on a stock bender when you are young and/or inexperienced. Dr. PED has now been around the block. Accept the possibility of a more analytical, experienced DR. PED and you might be rewarded with a winner or two.

Day trading is not a skill...It is an art. If you are successful you do not get tired of it.

A good Day Trader is not just someone who can read 1 min. charts...You have to have NERVES OF STEEL...You will get whacked...And sometimes WHACKED hard....But you get in...Get out...And get it over with...Win or Lose...You still feel the the same way at the end of the day...I'm human and yes I've been mad at myself sometimes...But I get over it REAL QUICK....But I've never thought that I was making my broker rich!

Heck...Let's hear what PED has to say...I'm game...In fact, some call me a "Scavenger Trader"....Stealing ideas from others...Doesn't bother me any...I'll take it from anywhere I can get it..."Whatever Works"..."Adapt to what is happening...Not what you think will happen"

I heard PED was a Legend...Not 4 Nuttin'...But I never heard of him...I'd like to see some "Legend Stuff"....Maybe I'll put in my book..."Having Legends For Breakfast"...lol