That's good stuff right there. I love you too. Enjoy your ponzi meltdown.It might be the only way to save your soul from having to redo life as a greedy bastard in a parallel universe after your death in this one.
That's good stuff right there. I love you too. Enjoy your ponzi meltdown.It might be the only way to save your soul from having to redo life as a greedy bastard in a parallel universe after your death in this one.
Yep. Europe again. Following comments from Generali's CEO Giovanni Perissinotto based on a transcript from a conference call earlier that the Eurozone is at risk of breakup (something which everyone knows, but nobody dares to say, especially not anyone whose CDS is trading in lockstep with those of Italy), the USDCHF just plunged to fresh all time lows. And so all the goodwill created by the robotic buying on the NFP headlines is gone.
Hopefully this POS ponzi can hold together until I close on my next piece of riverfront property on the 12th.
Progressive thinking didn't cause any "immoral casinos," greed did. You love money because you are poisoned by greed. Greed is a sickness. You have your priorities all out of whack. I suggest you go to the woods immediately and take an 1/8th of mushrooms with you. It might be the only way to save your soul from having to redo life as a greedy bastard in a parallel universe after your death in this one.
There are a lot of "legal" ways to make money that I wouldn't touch for ethical reasons.
I moved to a really small town from a really big city after 2008. The bank I use for loans is super small. You talk to the President/CEO for any loan. Whenever I close I'll go deposit the amount I need to cut for closing into the bank and then write the check. I have a near perfect credit score and make a good chunk of change so he likes working with me. I pay for the loan almost immediately too. I hate being debt, but do so to spread out large purchases over a few months.Jealous about all the property you buy but you clearly deserve it. How are you able to buy so much property if you don't keep cash in the bank? Do they accept the fact that you have other property and take that into consideration combined with what I assume is good credit score?
Nature in general is cruel and cutthroat. Just look at the food chain...lol.so why are you in a thread about stock trading? business is cutthroat whether its porn or agriculture.
I remember when Earth First sued Ford to make more energy efficient cars and less trucks/SUV's and I just laughed. They produce what consumers want. Then people would say that consumers are programmed by advertising to buy certain things and I would just golol, you're cool with buying and using gas, just don't invest in the companies that produce it because then you're "financially associated with the beast", nice logic.
More central bank intervention headlines, and the euro and stocks, which earlier were plunging without a floor, surge:
- ECB ready to buy Italian and Spanish bonds if Berlusconi commits to bring forward specific reforms according to sources
- ECB expects Italy to fast-track welfare reform, fiscal rule for bond purchases according to sources close to talks
- EU leaders applying intensive pressure on Berlusconi to make an announcement according to sources
Said otherwse, open the QE floodgates. Globally. Central banks now control it all. Net result, a 100 pip surge in the EURUSD, and a halt to the market plunge. For at least a few more minutes...
Nature in general is cruel and cutthroat. Just look at the food chain...lol.
I remember when Earth First sued Ford to make more energy efficient cars and less trucks/SUV's and I just laughed. They produce what consumers want. Then people would say that consumers are programmed by advertising to buy certain things and I would just go
From Peter Tchir of TF Capital Markets
It finally feels safe to get long some stocks and high yield. The move into noon was scary. The move since then has been equally scary. S&P moving around 30 points in half an hour seems wrong, but it does feel that weak longs got culled with these moves, once, if not twice. IG seemed to get used as a hedge because people couldn't believe how far HY had dropped and didn't want to pay up, so for the first time, investors seem to have gotten themselves hedged and wedged. That should help on any move upward. I have to believe that some Eurpean investors shorted S&P into their close as the move so big and fast. They are stuck now hedged and wedged and are likely to want to close out rather than keep.
The market has been showing up as heavily oversold, and finally feels like its oversold. The NFP number wasn't bad today. I was definitely surprised. I am dubious about the accuracy of the number, but nonetheless, given how oversold we are, it should add some support. I don't think the governments of the world, nor the central banks can do much to stem the crisis, other than print money in whatever form they prefer, but it seems like we will face a barage of these announcements. The ECB and Italy seem to be firing the first salvo, but I would be shocked if we don't also get a good QE3 rumour later today.
I'm not sure how long I will want to stay long. Nothing will have been solved, and I think Europe in particular cannot be solved because it will take the political will and money of a couple countries to solve the economic problems of other countries, but enough sweet things will be said, it will be easy for the market to rally. And European credit actually traded fairly well today for the most part. Some ugly moments for sure, and huge bid/offer, but it wasn't a disaster. I don't think we can get a particularly big rally, because after these moves, investors have to run smaller positions. I think SPX moved up 10 points and gave back 10 points in the time I wrote this
If you doing that with a simulator, your not nearly ready for real money. Wait until your doing well with a simulator, that way when you start with real money, you lose it slowly instead of in one day.
im looking for a "V" day on EU, jobs & GDP reports, then EU close to ramp. ill be protecting profits w/ calls at the next couple support levels.
No, but you don't need to be greedy and complacent. Live simply so that others may simply live.I got a good chuckle out of that.
so is love all you need alldayeveryday?
Yes, that's correct. If it's flawed logic please detail how exactly. I'm not saying everyone should stop driving and buy a horse. I'm just saying it's shitty to profit from dirty companies that exploit people and the environment. Most people require what the oil companies are selling to live a normal life in this country. But I'll bet if the general population felt the way I do about it, and stopped buying their stock in protest of their unethical business practices, things would start to change.you're cool with buying and using gas, just don't invest in the companies that produce it because then you're "financially associated with the beast", nice logic.
Yeah I know. It was totally trollish of me. I was really baked and unpleasantly surprised to find this thread on a weed forum. Who the hell thinks of coming to a weed forum and starting a thread about the stock market? Aren't there wall street wannabe forums all over the web? Why here.why are you in a thread about stock trading? business is cutthroat whether its porn or agriculture.
A government official tells ABC News that the federal government is expecting and preparing for bond rating agency Standard & Poor’s to downgrade the rating of US debt from its current AAA value.
Official reasons given, he official says, will be the political confusion surrounding the process of raising the debt ceiling, and lack of confidence that the political system will be able to agree to more deficit reduction.