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this market is horrible...where is all the money going????
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I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.
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Right now alot of it is going out of BOOM.Originally posted by mrmarket View PostTHE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR
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lol...and elsewhereOriginally posted by skiracer View Post=============================
I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.
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Don't worry, our elected officials know exactly what to do. That's why we elected them. I'm sure they'll show their worth from the top on down.
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Why aren't we shorting every stock in site???Comment
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You could throw a dart at the paper and go short, and make some serious cash... I personally can't use margin yet however, so 'tis not an option for me...~JerryComment
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yeah, it looks like I shoulda waited for that $43 BOOM price after all...Comment
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HAHAH...they're the reason we're here...ie. good 'ol GW!Originally posted by billyjoe View PostComment
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Yea not every, I'm short CROX and YRCW. Check how they did today.Originally posted by Websman View PostComment
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I hate to say I told you so. BOOM is a good company, and it will bounce back. I am looking at the market making the start of a 500 up move next week . . . just remember: it will be an up move in a down trending market, so don't fall in love with it. It is just a chance to make some short term dough on some longs.Originally posted by jiesen View PostComment
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Out of my Marketocracy fund; the paper money, that is. -17.3% YTD, and -22.5% since its all time high om 10/29. My Real Money isn't doing much better: -18.4% since its all time high (same date).Originally posted by mrmarket View Post
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KarelMy Investopedia portfolio
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Breaking News!
Not that I want to be the bearer of bad news or anything...but this just out:
Breaking News Alert
The New York Times
Monday, January 21, 2008 -- 12:11 PM ET
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Stock Markets in Europe Plunge 7 Percent
Stocks fell steeply in Europe on Monday after sharp overnight
declines in Asia, reacting to fears that an American
recession was unavoidable and would crimp global growth. The
DAX index in Germany closed off 7.16 percent and the CAC 40
in France lost 6.83 percent. British stocks fared slightly
less badly; the FTSE 100 lost 5.48 percent. United States
financial markets are closed today; Canadian and Mexican
stocks were off sharply at midday.
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Look at it this way -- US stocks are now cheap cheap cheap to buy with Eurodollars!Originally posted by jiesen View PostComment
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