It seems you have JavaScript disabled.

Ummm.. Yeah... I'm going to have to ask you to turn Javascript back on... Yeah... Thanks.

Weekend Reading: Please Let That Be The Bottom

« Caption Contest: Specialists Are Special
American Satisfaction At Record Low »

Weekend Reading: Please Let That Be The Bottom

Published October 19th, 2008 in Misc. Tags: , , , , , .

A lot of interesting stuff on news.tradersnarrative.com be sure to check it out!

Also, don’t forget to enter the caption contest and win yourself a t-shirt.

Here is a little taste, with more being added:

weekend reading was that the bottom.jpg

Technorati , , , , ,

Enjoyed this? Don't miss the next one, grab the feed  or 

                               subscribe through email:  


3 Responses to “Weekend Reading: Please Let That Be The Bottom”  

Feed for this Entry Trackback Address
  1. 1 blues Oct 19th, 2008 at 10:02 am

    why Let THAT be bottom? You can make money much faster when market fall and everyone scare sh**! Bull market are boring! No volitility and craw so slow… This type of market make us trader tons of money! Let the market fall… Stock are not cheap by longer history (since early 1900s) we are still a tad bit above average fair value… to get cheap we need SPX to go down to around 400…

  2. 2 poohbear Oct 19th, 2008 at 1:47 pm

    blues, you are so girlish in terms of greedy! I’d say SPX will go down to zero because human stupidity has no limits, hahahaha.

  3. 3 Babak Oct 19th, 2008 at 5:22 pm

    blues, take it for what it is, just a silly headline

Leave a Reply


Search

4 free videos - market analysis

Recent Comments

  • Babak : James, here’s today’s commentary on this from Rosenberg: Negative Interest Rates? That is indeed what occurred yesterday…
  • Babak : jerome, that’s an interesting take and I dare say it reveals more about your state…
  • Babak : oops, thanks for catching that Wayne…
  • wayne : The first column is the Thanksgiving week (not weekend), good luck….
  • jerome : Dollar carry trsde unwind, negative short T Bond interest rates, % from 200 day moving…
  • Dspurr624 : Supply and Demand moves prices, creates trends etc. If it were as easy as…
  • James K : “Even more shocking, for some short term government bonds maturing in January 2010 the rate…

  feed

 Or subscribe through email:

Disclaimer

The contents of this website are presented for informational purposes only. They should not be viewed as investment advice, nor a solicitation to buy or sell any financial securities. Neither, TradersNarrative.com, its owners, and/or its representatives are registered as securities broker-dealers or investment advisors with any securities regulatory authority, in any jurisdiction.

Student Credit Card
futures trading signals
uk spread bets
Car Finance
Debt