SHORTS ON HIGH VOLUME

[Alechko]

Чем определяется "F P/E" :?: :cheer:

earnings grow + future earning per share

[Alechko]

A rare and dangerous black swan formation is almost complete!! :grum::grum:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showth...highlight=swan

[algoritm]

FSLR 188.11 ▲ +36.44 24.03% 15.88B :cheer:

[Alechko]

1) Citi and BoA needed more capital last week. Now, 6 more banks needed more capital
2) Credit Card debts are rising, delinq are up.... watch out COF.
3) Unemployment is high, and remain 8-10%.
4) The recent rally does not reflect the fundamental. Sooner or later the market must correct to the fundamental.
5) Every economists think this economy is not fixed, the bank is not fixed, the credit is still tight, government spending is negative and the Fed interest rate at zero!
6) GDP is -6%! So what if the inventory is down, and consumer spending is up, -6% is -6%, how good can it be?
7) Treasury Bond is a bubble
8) Home price is low and remains low.
9) US auto is going BK
10) US steel did not even rally! My reason is that if US basic materials are not rallying, the economy is not improving at all....
11) Banks' toxic debts are still in the books, there are not gone.
12) Foreclosure are not still declining.
13) Banks are diluted with more shares. GS added more shares, Citi may have the preferred shares converted into common shares, .........
14) Banks are still not transparent, hell, those who created these crisis are not even in Jail!
15) In this greatest economic crisis, less than 30 banks went bankrupt...... remember the S&L crisis, there were hundreds!
16) Government saving every banks, auto, insurance companies, autopart sellers is ridiculous!! AIG got more money this quarter, and it barely even get into the headline news...!
.....
short all banks beside wamu and leh

[Alechko]

[algoritm]

C 3.01 ▼ -0.04 -1.31% :cheer:

[algoritm]

C 3.01 ▼ -0.04 -1.31% :cheer:

В симуляторе купил их в лонг. :cheer:

[Alechko]

В симуляторе купил их в лонг. :чеер:

ЭТОТ БАНК БУДЕТ ОЧЕНь СИЛьНО ДИЛЮТЕД
http://www.themarketguardian.com/200...ds-10-billion/
a $10 billion raise is a huge amount that would be both difficult to come by and dilutive to shareholders
:wink1:симулятор - вещь хорошая, надо еще научится дисциплине, подавлять страх и жадность

[Alechko]

It’s actually a very feasible task to get any fragile stock that’s skyrocketed in price (like DNDN) to capitulate if you have enough capital reserves and manpower. If I recall correctly their step-by-step process goes something like this:

1 Stock promoters or other individuals will coordinate the release of negative commentary on the web (most often message boards and research reports) on Stock XYZ.
2 Multiple stock brokers will stack very large (and fictitious) sell orders just inside the low offer (ASK) and will give off the perception that they’re aggressively competing with one another to be the first in line behind the low offer.
3 One of these ‘competing’ brokers (inside low offer) will flash an enormously
large sell order that’s below the low offer and will sell as much stock as the market will take at that price.
4 Seconds later, another ‘competing’ broker submits a larger sell order at a lower price.
5 Again a third ‘competing’ broker will quickly do the same followed by the 4th 5th etc.
6 With several enormous sell orders hitting the tape within seconds of each other, most (if not all) of the bidders will reduce their price and run for cover.
7 The ‘competing’ brokers will all hit every bid no matter how low it is. The race is on!
8 This activity continues until almost every stop loss is out and the stock drops like a rock.
9 As the stock takes out stop orders the brokers slowly begin to cover (and at this point are often trading back and forth amongst one another).
10 Once the stock falls to a desired level the brokers become overall net buyers although they continue to hit any bids belonging to brokers outside of their circle to give the impression that the selling isn’t finished.

[Alechko]

jpm is a toast, u must read it....

http://www.kccllc.net/documents/0812...0000000002.pdf

go wamu go

BY WAY OF THESE CLAIMS, JPMC MAY BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF WMI AND THE TOTAL LOSSES SUFFERRED BY CREDITORS AND SHAREHOLDERS