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Q: Were holding up pretty good compared to the rest of the world yesterday. Im
buying with 1% stops for a day trade
Asked by shawnmks - 2 days ago - 1 answers - 25 views
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A: If we actually go positive today, all bears have to admitt this is a bull run for at least
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Q: They found a new way to knock the market down! I know the US can prop up Dubi
with a 100 billion dollars and our kids will work it out later. Another ploy for
the super rich to take some more money out of the world markets. The real
players are the same ones that have run the Gold and the commodity trades up. Be
care-full. They did the same thing to oil last year. Or is it all a head fake?
Asked by dartboardtrader - 2 days ago - 1 answers - 135 views
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A: America's bubble market and excess speculation encouraged by wall street firms is
spreading across the globe. Dubai and OPEC hoard all the oil money, try manipulating the
market higher to a sustained level of cash flow to support exorbitant spending and
borrowing. more
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Q: dubai, they fully expect mkt reaction to the news...do ya think they hold some
shorts?
Asked by tradintrash - 2 days ago - 1 answers - 155 views
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A: Yeah, thanksgiving more
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Q: Listen Up, IMHO:
Hang Seng goes from a close of 22,611.80 on 11/25/09 to a low of 21,002.49
today. 7% drop
Nikkei goes from a close of 9,441.64 on 11/25/09 to a low of 9,076.41 today. 4%
drop
FTSE goes from a close of 5,364.80 on 11/25/09 to a low of 5,103.78 today 5%
drop, and then rebounds.
And the list goes on.
So why get whacked? If we're down modestly, say -2%, fold with a bummer rather
than to do THAT HOPE-Y THANG. In the early going I plan to take my longs off.
The risk reward just isn’t there. I'll wait to buy back another day when the
board is just dripping, oozing greed. Just think of the change we'll make when
the Dubai thing causes undervaluation.
Asked by Brian Larson - 2 days ago - 2 answers - 160 views
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A: Careful,Europe is now in the Green. more
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Q: Anyone know if this is this the most futures have been down since march?
Asked by shawnmks - 2 days ago - 5 answers - 180 views
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A: Also I noticed on fridays the past month there has been high up volume the last tick of
the day. Not that it will happen today, but iam look for it more
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Q: Any thoughts on going long just soft commodities for the next year? Iam really
thinking of it, I been wanting to take a break from the high stressed job of
following the markets and the governments. I figure softs don't have that much
downside on any giving month or year over year compared to stocks and hard
commodities. There still are many Stocks ,Miners, and futures I like Including
alum, silver and steel futures. But in order to relax some maybe take a long
vacation, also give my hair time grow back from the past few years. I feal
soft's have to go up in future, there not as manipulated as everything else is
by government's, and if Obama some how taxes cow (farts) emmissions wouldn't it
just make the price go up more. Just a thought. I do like:
Corn,Soy,Wheat,Sugar,Coffee,Cocoa,Cattle,Fruits,Veggies Etc.. There just
essentials For the next 1 year, 5 years, 10 years to 100 years.
Asked by shawnmks - 2 days ago - 2 answers - 166 views
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A: if you want to take a break, take a break. exit your positions and go on break flat. ive
never seen a trader be able to take a relaxing vacation with positions on.

i disagree on the metals, there is all kinds of selling pressure from the commercials
right now. im looking for a sell set up. ditto that on cocoa.

but more specifically, these things are seasonal, not something that just trends up easily
or steadily. everyone thought what you just said in the late 1970's-early 80's. and it
took some of those commodities 20 years to get back to those levels.

everything--and i mean everything--booms and busts. no free lunches more
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Q: I'm just learning about options. When I look at the LUFK Dec 35 call, it is
listed at 6.80. However, the Dec 40 and 45 calls are listed at 21.90 and 18.60
respectively. Why would the Dec 35 call be priced so much lower than the 40 and
45? It is deeper in the money, so shouldn't it be more expensive? I would
think that the deeper in-the-money the call is, the more expensive it should be.
What am I missing here? Or, is this just a good oportunity to get in?
Asked by blubken - 2 days ago - 2 answers - 162 views
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A: I encourage you to start out with some longer term calls and puts like 3 months out if
your just learning because time goes by so fast. As for your question just wait for the
open and see! more
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Q: Happy Thanksgiving everyone..is this going to pull down the markets tomorrow?

Dubai Debt Standstill Raises Alarms

http://www.thestreet.com/story/10633563/4/dubai-debt-standstill-raises-alarms.ht
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Asked by rrs15 - 3 days ago - 3 answers - 181 views
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A: I read where BAC, C, JPM have exposure to Dubai debit situation (see cnbc.com website for
brief). My question, how long will it take it to unwind/ripple, e.g. one swooping hit or
something else. Some banks (see articles) claim that writeoff amounts already included
and/or don't effect forecast. I suppose that it depends on the bank/institution. more
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Q: I recall a site that displayed Cramer's stock picks on Mad Money and the
variance from the price point at the time of his recommendation. It both
measure his performance and gave us a reference into where he recommended it so
I do not have to track the history of his recommendations myself. I checked
madmoney @ cnbc, The Street, and Stockpickr....I can't seem to find it. Maybe
it was removed. Does anyone know where this is or was located ?
Asked by snassif - 3 days ago - 1 answers - 157 views
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A: On TheStreet.com Home page under Portfolio and Tools scroll down to Mad Money Performance. more
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Q: Repost from yesterday:

Just for fun: Which of you Stockpickrs have the most creative idea for how to
invest (long or short) for a strong Thanksgiving holiday? For example: You might
expect a lot of spices (pumpkin pie spice for instance) to be sold this week so
you would be long MKC. So throw out your best and most creative ideas, we will
feature a Thanksgiving Day Portfolio with the best responses as one of the
Spotlight Portfolios.

In your post include: 1. The company 2. If you are long or short? 3. Your
reasoning.

So far drummerboy has the best ideas with GIS and DMND.
Asked by Stockpickr Staff #2 - 3 days ago - 3 answers - 166 views
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A: I just saw the post...I love stockgames and I hope I am not too late....Tupperware, Con
Ag, KR, SWY and PONE, lol, cuz somebody will need to call the cops on someone during the
Family Get Together... more
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