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European Banks To Consider - Barron's

Ray Lopez if you made payments on your credit cards and your stinkin' mortgage, there would be no rotten banks anywhere.
Oct 06 21:47 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
AIG: Closing My Long Position

BUY AMBACK? ONLY A JACKASS WOULD RECCOMEND THAT. AMBACK IS FINISHED. THEY WILL NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, RECOVER.

ITS TOILET PAPER. I BOUGHT $100,000 WORTH OF OCTOBER $2.50 PUTS ON AMBACK. AMBACK IS TOAST. AMBACK IS DEAD.
Sep 24 18:22 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
AIG: Closing My Long Position

Thanks for selling, now the real longs can let their shares appreciate. The fast money can stay away from AIG for all I care.

And please, dont come back.
Sep 24 10:58 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Financial Crisis: This Is the Real Deal

"The real deal". How childish. The Treasury issues debt all the live long day to the tune of several hundred billion dollars per month. Stop the fear mongering, your puts will expire worthless Im afraid.
Sep 18 03:12 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Is AIG a Buy Following the Government Bailout?

The company is worth at 6.50+ based on recent sales alone:

finance.yahoo.com/q/ks...

$89 BILLION IN REVS / 2.69 BILLION SHARES = $33.09 PER SHARE IN REVS

$33.09 X 79.9% = 6.65109 IN SALES ALONE
Sep 17 19:02 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Don't Believe the Lies: Ride the Bank Stocks Bull

When even all the taxi-cab drivers in these comments tell you to SHORT financials, ITS TIME TO BUY FINANCIALS.

You bears are late to the party and wrong in your convictions. Fundamentals only matter when the big boys say the do. Get ready for the squeeze and UYG 28. I will be laughing all the way to Wells Fargo.

UYG 22+ on Monday.
Aug 17 12:08 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Will Be Left Holding the Bag - Barron's

You people just dont get it. Barrons doesnt get it. Eli doesnt get it. FNMA/FRE will survive "in their current form", with existing shareholders intact, to not only preserve the equity built up over the multi-decade timespan these companies existed, but to keep the respective employees 401ks intact. Why is that important? In order to keep these entities "in their current form", the existing employees must do their jobs! If someone just lost WHAT IS LEFT of their live savings, thats not much incentive to stick around is it? Demoralized workers anyone? And didnt you notice that Barrons didnt state its government source? Please. Rumors and lies and the veiled hand of Soros, who will be furiously covering next week. Sorry shorts, game over.
Aug 17 11:51 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
At Its 52-Week Low, Is Garmin a Buy?

Sorry gus GARMIN is barely worth $10, I bought $100,000 worth of $40 August puts and am already up $20,000

This stock is no better than any other fad stock out there, CROX, HEELEYS, KRISPY KREME, BOSTON CHICKEN. No fad stock lasts forever, and garmens only new product is pushed back until next year. $25 near term, then $10.
Jul 31 00:32 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
No, the Financial Crisis Is Not Over

Better cover, dude. Your index puts are going to be, um, worthless. USO is going to $65 and SKF to $88. You are about two moves behind the curve and this little articles only seeks to demonstrate my point.
Jul 30 05:06 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Google Proves Mortal: Opportunity Knocks?

To my knowledge, shortselling is illegal in Europe. If the European markets can do without shortselling, so can we.

We need to permanently ban all shortselling of any kind, forever. If people want to profit from the decline in the value of a stock, but a put option like they do in Europe.

Market Makers have provided ENOUGH liquidity. Shortsellers now and always have diabolically caused fear, uncertainty and doubt along with an erosion of confidence in investing in stocks at all. If they had their way, all stocks of all companies would be worth zero
Jul 19 00:36 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
As Merrill Reports, Short Squeeze in Financials Continues

To my knowledge, shortselling is illegal in Europe. If the European markets can do without shortselling, so can we.

We need to permanently ban all shortselling of any kind, forever. If people want to profit from the decline in the value of a stock, but a put option like they do in Europe.

Market Makers have provided ENOUGH liquidity. Shortsellers now and always have diabolically caused fear, uncertainty and doubt along with an erosion of confidence in investing in stocks at all. If they had their way, all stocks of all companies would be worth zero.
Jul 19 00:32 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
WaMu's Atrocious Mortgage Servicing

Ive been working in mortgage servicing for 17 years and trust me, all servicers have terrible customer service AND the worlds greatest customer service. Ive delt with 1000s of mortgagees over the years and Ive learned one thing: ITS NOT THE SERVICE, ITS THE CUSTOMER! TRUST ME, ITS TRUE.
Jun 17 10:45 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Tough Year Ahead for Ann Taylor, Coldwater Creek and Talbots

Dude, wipe the sweat off your face and cover your short! CWTR to 7.50 by JUNE 20!
May 28 16:30 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Hansen Natural: Long Term Picture Looks Better Than Ever

You are so right about hans. Its a steal at this price! Thanks for the good analysis!
Nov 09 08:11 am |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
Crocs Falls 36%: Time to Buy

This stupid raghead is still wrong...now we are at $35. He wanted us to buy at $55 last week!!!
Nov 08 13:17 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article

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