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• Fri Oct 3rd 11:34 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  A Giant Pinball Game - Fast Money Recap (9/30/08)

  Better off watching Family Guy on TV than fastmoney. A lot funnier and more realistic than fastmoney. They contradict themselves more than Cramer!
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• Thu Oct 2nd 11:29 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

  Dave, thanks for your comments. I have made a lot of money with SDS since last week. That is why I never believe in charts and T/A but I always enjoy reading other people's opinion.
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• Thu Oct 2nd 11:24 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Trading ERO This Week

  No problem but ERO has only 2660 shares traded today.That could be very dangerous with such low volume.
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• Thu Oct 2nd 10:36 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Even Asset Managers Run For Cover to Gold ETFs

  Gold is going to fall to $600 by the end of this year. I have been buying proshares shorts for the last 6 months. Glad I did!
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• Sun Sep 14th 09:49 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Big Week for ETFs

  Thanks Tom.
  ETF's have become the best trading vehicle for daytraders like
  myself.
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• Thu Sep 11th 10:27 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  Thursday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

  I don't believe in charts or T/A just common sense.
  I think the market has been so beaten up that in a few weeks rally be huge.
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• Tue Apr 8th 09:45 AM | Rating: 0 0
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  These Market Internals Make It Hard To Be a Bear

  This is why I never follow charts and don't believe in them.
  You can take the best ETF chart and it goes up and down with
  market.
  Regardless of charts!
  Bear markets always out pace bull markets.
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• Thu Nov 22nd 12:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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  Emerging Markets: An Increasingly Poor Bet?

  I think you are 100 % wrong.
  In my opinion when the market gets it's footing again emerging markets ETF's will be the strongest winners.
  Global is the new future.
  If the market gets weaker then every ETF will as well.
  The only ETF's that will do well in a falling market are the ones that short the market.
  I always appreciate your articles though.
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• Thu Nov 22nd 12:30 PM | Rating: 0 0
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  Emerging Markets: An Increasingly Poor Bet?

  I think you are 100 % wrong.
  In my opinion when the market gets it's footing again emerging markets ETF's will be the strongest winners.
  Global is the new future.
  If the market gets weaker then every ETF will as well.
  The only ETF's that will do well in a falling market are the ones that short the market.
  I always appreciate your articles though.
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