Walker got wiped the fuk out this week
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08-02-11 12:42 PM #36
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08-02-11 12:53 PM #37
Originally Posted by Fishhead
Corn approaching 7.00 again....................
Commodities boys, commodities.
Stock market in a steep decline today.........corn up over 7.00 a bushel, an uptick of over 3% on the day.
This commodity surge over the past couple of years as been a cash cow for many astute investors.
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08-02-11 12:55 PM #38
Ever wonder why fund managers can't beat the S&P 500? 'Cause they're sheep, and sheep get slaughtered.
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08-02-11 01:01 PM #39
Jarvol, you fukk!
Listen you fukk! I will sent the order soon.
Get on it! And please pass on the words to your peers
highly organize
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08-02-11 01:04 PM #40
English. Originally Posted by tony_come
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08-02-11 01:06 PM #41
Jarvol you fukk!
Please lower you tone
warning
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08-02-11 01:08 PM #42
i've been right there with you fishhead. Originally Posted by Fishhead
Stock market in a steep decline today.........corn up over 7.00 a bushel, an uptick of over 3% on the day.
This commodity surge over the past couple of years as been a cash cow for many astute investors.
more than a few times i've been called foolish for just sitting on gold and silver (gold from 260 to 1630 and silver from 5 to 40) while the people playing around with stocks have wasted their time and are probably down while if they would've just read the writing on the wall corn/gold/etc is up 500% and will continue upward as the printing press keeps rolling...
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08-02-11 01:11 PM #43
Originally Posted by tony_come
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08-02-11 01:14 PM #44
john i am confused about your post. those aug 10 calls must've been the weekly's? (aug 5 expiration) Originally Posted by SBR_John
Once there is a deal for a debt limit increase stocks will almost immediately regain the 4% they lost due to the bogged down legislation.
Call options on the SPY are very expensive due to both the volatility and the expectations that stocks will snap back. Leave em alone.
Look at BkofAma (BAC). Look at grabbing some Aug 10's Calls at only .15. The stock is at about 9.78.
If the market retraces this beaten down bank could pop up to 10 1/2 making these options worth .60.
Good luck
the normal august 10 calls expire on aug 20th and are still bid at .19 with the stock down to 9.62, the weekly's are down to .03 making your trade down 80% in 2 days!
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08-02-11 01:17 PM #45
JArvol you fukk!
Last warning
enough
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08-02-11 01:33 PM #46
Originally Posted by milwaukee mike
What will you do if/when gold/silver/corn hits 2,000/60/8.00 respectively????
With these high prices, we have to be leary of a bubble of some sorts.................but perhaps not for at least 12 months or so..............I don't know, but was highly confident about the surge that would occur in commodities 3-4 years ago to this day.
Congrats on your new found wealth
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08-02-11 02:16 PM #47
i will continue to hold gold even if it's 2000/oz.
even at $5000/oz gold is cheap compared to dollars that are guaranteed to lose value over time due to inflation.
there is one thing i will always keep in mind - other than romania in the 1980s, EVERY GOVERNMENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD HAS DEFAULTED ON THEIR DEBT AND DEVALUED THEIR CURRENCY.
if our grandparents kept dollars under their mattresses, those dollars are now worth almost nothing compared to the purchasing power they had back then. if our grandparents kept gold or silver under their mattresses they still have purchasing power.
so REAL MONEY is always going to be gold, silver, corn, etc rather than fiat paper currency which will someday (probably soon in the case of the u.s.) become as worthless as toilet paper.Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: Wulfman14
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08-02-11 02:26 PM #48
good stuff Fisher and Mike
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08-02-11 03:01 PM #49
Dow down 264 today only! Over 800 the last few days!
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08-02-11 03:22 PM #50
after day 2 Originally Posted by I/O
Nada
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08-02-11 03:23 PM #51
so what happens tomorrow? was today a fluke?
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08-02-11 03:23 PM #52
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08-02-11 03:28 PM #53
I've been short all along. Watch out if the euro breaks below 1.4200 because if it goes down and stays down then stocks will really tank taking the S&P with it. By the way the only thing i would be buying is gold.
Last edited by ferndog; 08-02-11 at 03:31 PM.
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08-02-11 03:28 PM #54
It is explosive indeed. Just like explosive diarrhea.
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08-02-11 03:34 PM #55
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08-02-11 03:38 PM #56
the market is unpredictable and very close to being efficient. everyone thought it would soar up on monday, it crashed, debt deal was closed today, people thought it would rally today, no it crashed again today.
stick to sports gambling boys, a lot less variables to worry about.
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08-02-11 03:38 PM #57
BAC it's at 9 1/2 now. How much do those options worth now? zero? Originally Posted by SBR_John
Once there is a deal for a debt limit increase stocks will almost immediately regain the 4% they lost due to the bogged down legislation.
Call options on the SPY are very expensive due to both the volatility and the expectations that stocks will snap back. Leave em alone.
Look at BkofAma (BAC). Look at grabbing some Aug 10's Calls at only .15. The stock is at about 9.78.
If the market retraces this beaten down bank could pop up to 10 1/2 making these options worth .60.
Good luck
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08-02-11 03:48 PM #58
so much fail. lemart5 actually had better advice.
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08-02-11 03:59 PM #59
Walker here is the photo you requested...
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08-02-11 04:50 PM #60
buy fmnj fraklin mining 1 million shares for 100 bucks
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08-02-11 05:09 PM #61
Originally Posted by firehoyt
Take a look at what the metals and grains did on the commodity board today.
Picked up about $60,000 on paper today.......
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08-02-11 05:19 PM #62
unreal Fisher
Walker lost 20k today
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08-02-11 05:24 PM #63
Originally Posted by jjgold
Was hoping DEC CORN would finish the month of August higher than $6.18...........today it topped $7.15
However, there will be many ups and downs in this market as we progress forward.
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08-02-11 05:31 PM #64Say what? I'll bite your head plum off!
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08-02-11 06:00 PM #65
Originally Posted by jjgold
Maybe he shouldn't trust everything he hears on CNN Money
Fishface -
In regards to Corn. How does removing a fukk ton of Corn from the equation to make an inefficient and very dirty fuel factor in? I assume it is already priced in. What if Ethanol subsidies dry up?
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08-02-11 06:14 PM #66 DJIA down 8 days in a row
All gains for 2010 have now been erased
Unreal the people that were laughing at me for emptying my 401k
I wouldn't invest .10 in this steaming turd
Oh no!! but raising the dept ceiling was going to save us.
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08-02-11 06:36 PM #67
LOL. Originally Posted by Jaug
Yeah. If only there were a way to short calls...
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08-02-11 07:23 PM #68
John
You're getting grilled
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08-02-11 07:39 PM #69
Time to buy
buy buy buy!
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08-02-11 07:44 PM #70
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