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    • Sat Nov 22nd 23:50 PM
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      Citigroup: The End Draws Near
      Worthless article, no analysis, opinions do not equal facts.
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 16:10 PM
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      The Odds in the Financial Sector: Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't
      UYG and SKF seem to mirror closely per centage wise, especially over time windows of a few days. Even at this low level for UYG; if it goes up +25%, skf will go down close to 25%. I have seen a few days where they did not track that well but most time they correlate IMO.


      On Nov 21 05:59 PM hoodamac wrote:

      > the charts/analysis dont work with these etfs together. take a look
      > at historical prices. skf when it was back at 150, uyg was 18? if
      > skf goes back to 150 uyg will now be around 7. dont trust my numbers
      > here, i am just throwing them out from memory. Look at it yourself
      > and you will see. there is something worng here.
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    • Sat Nov 22nd 16:07 PM
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      The Odds in the Financial Sector: Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don't
      The market is so abnormal, chart analysis and history have little value especially for etf's like these. You can only daytrade them; holding skf or uyg overnite is a huge risk; believe me I know from experience with these two.
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    • Tue Nov 18th 00:34 AM
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      John Hussman: The Market Is Not in Uncharted Territory
      The world in 1929 was completely different. Yoiu did not have huge emerging economies like China, India, Brasil. We're much more resilient.
      I don't believe charts from the 1920's, 30's or even 70's are that useful.
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    • Sat Oct 25th 22:11 PM
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      Hedge Funds: Forced Selling Provides Opportunities
      Hedge fund dumping massive amounts of stock to come up with cash for redemptions, loans, margin calls, etc.

      This dumping lowers the value of the remaining stocks they own which forces more selling. And so on. What is the sense to all this? Qui bono?
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    • Sat Oct 25th 22:08 PM
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      Short Selling Levels Down. Is This a Surprise?
      Agreed and that idiot Cox still has not come out clearly and firmly against naked short selling. Where did they get that guy from? I know, Orange County; lived there.
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    • Sat Oct 25th 22:04 PM
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      How the Lehman Bailout Increased Moral Hazard
      I am sooooo sick about hearing about Lehman. What per centage of the world economy was Lehman?

      What we have here is big money sitting on the sidelines waiting patiently for the huge wave of panic selling to subside.
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    • Sat Oct 25th 12:26 PM
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      Is the Media Actually Fomenting Current Market Volatility?
      Bloomberg is the most restrained; they report w/o passion or prejudice.
      The rest (the NBC's, FOX, its a soap opera).
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    • Sun Oct 12th 17:13 PM
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      The Bottom's Within Sight - Barron's
      My guess (and we all can only guess, lets be honest) is the path up is after the election.

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    • Sat Oct 11th 23:15 PM
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      60% of Google Employee Stock Options Are Drowning
      The true believers will stay at Google. Google could issue new stock options that are not underwater. Any of the major insiders at Google buying or are they selling? Employees will look at that. I worked for a company where insiders were still selling boatloads when price was way down. So basically they are saying the company won't do better.
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    • Fri Oct 10th 00:46 AM
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      Seeking the Fix That Will Finally Work
      Yeah, it is painful to have another Bush "I feel your pain" speech.
      Suggestion start shorting a couple of minutes before he hits the microphones.
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    • Wed Oct 8th 01:43 AM
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      Stock Market to Bernanke: Hints Aren't Good Enough
      Well, you can tell a Princeton man but you can't tell him much.

      We have ugly inflation, Boring Ben???? Wake up; in 19 days at current rate drop we are zeroed out.
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    • Tue Oct 7th 23:04 PM
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      Goldman Disses Solar - Cramer's Stop Trading ! (10/7/08)
      GS thinks short term. Oil is currently low so they diss solar. These guys have the memory of a fly. What will GS say about solar when crude oil is $400/barrel.
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    • Tue Oct 7th 21:44 PM
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      Stock Market to Bernanke: Hints Aren't Good Enough
      Bernanke's "speeches" are excruciating. He dances around issues instead of speaking plain and straight. He must have mentioned his concern about inflation three times!!! No wonder the market crashed.
      And Bush is no help either,
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    • Tue Oct 7th 11:46 AM
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      Consumers and the Economy Are Down and Out
      Is Bernanke still concerned about inflation!!!
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