I guess things are falling a bit into place for the bulls here; disaster in Greece temporarily averted, the patch of bad economic data that we had seen for weeks has all been forgotten even …
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The SPX closed on its dead ass high and barely had a down tick all day….this is obviously positive action in the face of crude oil’s impressive performance bouncing off important support at $90 and …
Continue readingORIGINAL POST MAY 20th 2011: Wall Street has it’s share of over used, generally nonsensical terms that add little to no value to individual investors. One that I hate is best of …
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Yesterday had a little something for everyone, I laughed, I cried, well mostly cried……even-though we spent most of the day in the green the equity markets had a sort of heavy feel to them. Chart …
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Barron’s this weekend ran a bullish story on the banks stocks that I think is definitely a worth a read (excerpts below). I am sticking to my guns here and think that these stocks make …
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This past Sunday night I took a quick look below at the bank stocks and suggested that when I was ready, (I explicitly stated that I wasn’t yet) that I would express Bullish views in …
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Article below in today’s New York Times Business Section reinforces a lot of the reasons why I am short JPM, and have been GS and will remain short the sector until they get washed out …
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For the last few weeks I have been scratching my head and wondering when the equity markets would start to recognize that the economy is slowing at around the exact time the fed will be …
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Wall Street has it’s share of over used, generally nonsensical terms that add little to no value to individual investors. One that I hate is best of breed. You hear it on the teevee a …
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INTC is trading up about 5% in the pre-market which in my opinion seems about right if you consider how low the expectations were for the quarter and how strong the results and guidance appear. …
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