capitall Posted August 16, 2010 Author Report Posted August 16, 2010 The Wizard of Oz supposedly was really about the economy. Interesting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D22TlYA8F2E If I were short of time or interest for watching videos, I might start watching at 1:25 which is where the Solutions (to the financial/bank crisis) section begins. The video as a whole is a mixture of stuff we all already know, along with some eye-opening stuff. At about 1:03, there's a quote from a banker's magazine from 1892 that says bankers need to distract the people, by luring them into Democrat vs. Republican antagonisms, on issues that are of no importance to bankers whatsoever. I had no idea this went back more than 100 years. It turns out that the wicked witches of the West and the East were J P Morgan & Rockefeller.
Ags Nightmare Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 Ex Bahreeni Douche on now saying the bond stock correlation disconnect is meaningless and buy a lot of stocks becasue it only predicted one out of three recessions......things are really not bad cause he's rich and doesn't see it...
Trader Joe Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 ....things are really not bad cause he's rich and doesn't see it... That is exactly the bubble, folks that I know live in... Suffice to say, it get's quite frustrating at times BTW....what's all this yapping about this GM IPO After the first couple of the weeks it's bound to traded lower... A disaster in the making.....yet CNBC spends hours each day hyping it.....I thought I overheard that douche Creamer, saying they should offer shares on Ebay.....what a f**ktard
Ags Nightmare Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 That is exactly the bubble, folks that I know live in... Suffice to say, it get's quite frustrating at times BTW....what's all this yapping about this GM IPO After the first couple of the weeks it's bound to traded lower... A disaster in the making.....yet CNBC spends hours each day hyping it.....I thought I overheard that douche Creamer, saying they should offer shares on Ebay.....what a f**ktard yeah...I was in the biz a long time and had clients asking if they should buy yachts when the money markets were frozen after Lehman blew up...( like I could farking relate ) Government Motors a guaranteed flop = supposedly they are gonna let the little guy in on it...20 % will be offered to the herd...think they are gonna let them win ? They will probably have a 10 year lockup up for the little guy and a 10 second lock up for the plutocrats... Oh...my beach house ( the red one ) and my boat...mines the blue one...wadda ya think ?
Ags Nightmare Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 Lost money now spinning an impending move from bonds into stocks.....Eddie just said " once the momemntum gets going, it will happen very quickly"..."it's all about global growth".... so thats why bonds rallied...so they could get into stocks... Not again !!! Eddie just recos Freeport MacMoron....AGAIN!!! qand Powtash and wheat All we need is a Jeffries...
capitall Posted August 16, 2010 Author Report Posted August 16, 2010 The Wizard of Oz supposedly was really about the economy. Interesting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D22TlYA8F2E If I were short of time or interest for watching videos, I might start watching at 1:25 which is where the Solutions (to the financial/bank crisis) section begins. The video as a whole is a mixture of stuff we all already know, along with some eye-opening stuff. At about 1:03, there's a quote from a banker's magazine from 1892 that says bankers need to distract the people, by luring them into Democrat vs. Republican antagonisms, on issues that are of no importance to bankers whatsoever. I had no idea this went back more than 100 years. It turns out that the wicked witches of the West and the East were J P Morgan & Rockefeller. It starts out slow but the video above is an awesome awesome video. If U have 10 minutes, I highly recommend watching the Summary section, from 1:43 on. If U have 23 minutes, U can watch Solutions, from 1:25 on, where interesting solutions to the financial crisis are proposed.
capitall Posted August 16, 2010 Author Report Posted August 16, 2010 It starts out slow but the video above is an awesome awesome video. If U have 10 minutes, I highly recommend watching the Summary section, from 1:43 on. If U have 23 minutes, U can watch Solutions, from 1:25 on, where interesting solutions to the financial crisis are proposed. http://traderreview....-money-masters/ Oh, here, I found the super short version-- 4 minutes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cq9yEVcGIU
Dharmaeye Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 Using Put/Call Open Interest to Predict the Rest of the Week http://leavittbrothers.com/blog/?p=3381
Ags Nightmare Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 Using Put/Call Open Interest to Predict the Rest of the Week http://leavittbrothers.com/blog/?p=3381 The "excuse" for a rise to 1100 or so was being pimped on crapvsion all day...any bond sell off has to go somewhere...so...it will buy stocks... scam week usually has one big up day...maybe tomorrow..then they whack the puts...then close up and turn the machines off Friday and go home... HAL has it covered...
rdkyote Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 Guys, what do you think if the Direxion high yield inv, PHBRX? TJ?
rdkyote Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 There was a very "heavy" feeling this AM premarket...which was promptly and miraculously reversed at 9:32am. Anybody else have that feeling or am I the sole douche?
Jorma Posted August 16, 2010 Report Posted August 16, 2010 That is exactly the bubble, folks that I know live in... Suffice to say, it get's quite frustrating at times BTW....what's all this yapping about this GM IPO After the first couple of the weeks it's bound to traded lower... A disaster in the making.....yet CNBC spends hours each day hyping it.....I thought I overheard that douche Creamer, saying they should offer shares on Ebay.....what a f**ktard Most all Americans think if they make a lot of money they deserve it. I mean deserve it right down to the level of the fates or God rewarding them personally. It's a sort of civic religion. Americans really think they deserve it when they win on some metaphysical level. In most other places people take a more realistic appraisal of their success. They beat someone else out of most of it, fair or foul, God or fate having nothing to do with it. It might be talent, hard work, luck, crime or some combination of those, but far fewer off our shores believe they deserve it because God or the devil was rooting for them and fiddling with the scoreboard.
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