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Babcock & Brown Japan Property Trust (BJT): Selling Tokyo Properties For 80% Discount
Our buying frenzy continues as we take a (small) bite at Babcock & Brown Japan Property Trust (BJT) - 5000 Babcock & Brown Japan Property Trust (BJT) at 0.23c, a (risky) listed diversified trust focused on investing in the Japanese property market. The portfolio includes a combination of office, retail and residential properties located primarily in the central and greater Tokyo area. Continue…
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Netflix: Taking Partial Profits
no responses - Posted 01.30.12
Closing 50 shares at $126 - booking a profit of $2300 after brokerage. We have another 50 shares in our portfolio - costs of $59 per share. continue -
Lululemon - Goldman 1 vs theinflationist 0
no responses - Posted 01.10.12
Lululemon is up 14.87% - now trading at $61.40 - OUCH! Michelle Tan, analyst from Goldman had a BUY on Lulu last week. At the same time, we fired a tiny short in the yoga retailer. Feeling the pain at the moment, but very happy its up. Our initial position usually serves as a depth gauge. One concern we have is the ... continue -
Short Retail Australia Trades Update | Long Cash Backed Resource Companies Short Tech Companies
no responses - Posted 01.10.12
We wrote in August 2010 that we were shorting Australian Retail - that the "good times" won't last forever. Going to shopping centres back then, one would not be aware that the world just went through GFC a year or so ago. Australia was "insulated" from the outside world as people continued to spend. This is from our post on ... continue -
admin Buys N21.SI
no responses - Posted 01.10.12
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Order to Close Netflix long @ 120
no responses - Posted 01.10.12
Another good day for Netflix - up more than 14% when we looked. Order to close HALF our Netflix holdings at $120. That's the minimum target for our long as the gap closes. Invariably, it will overshoot that mark. Our personal Netflix holdings are in at $67 - Taking half off the table at $120 will mean the rest of ... continue -
Latest Debate
no responses - Posted 01.08.12
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Ron Paul Documentary: SAVE AMERICA
no responses - Posted 01.07.12
I cannot imagine why Americans would vote for anyone other than Ron Paul. The truth coming out of Ron Paul is refreshing. continue
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Currency Crisis 2009
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
Uncle Jim has warned of an impending currency crisis in 2009. He has his fingers on anything against the USD, GBP, and Euro, but has given very little specifics. Bloomberg's breaking news reports "A gauge tracking the greenback against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners reached the highest ...continue
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
Uncle Jim has warned of an impending currency crisis in 2009. He has his fingers on anything against the USD, GBP, and Euro, but has given very little specifics. Bloomberg's breaking news reports "A gauge tracking the greenback against the currencies of six major U.S. trading partners reached the highest ...continue
Friday Mirror of Thursday
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
We are beginning to suspect Friday to be a mirror of Thursday, ie negative at the start (the Dow is not even open yet and its already down 1.7% - 7052 at the time of writing) but a turnaround to close slightly up by the end of the day. It ...continue
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
We are beginning to suspect Friday to be a mirror of Thursday, ie negative at the start (the Dow is not even open yet and its already down 1.7% - 7052 at the time of writing) but a turnaround to close slightly up by the end of the day. It ...continue
MAGIk - Jordan 23
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
MAGIK Numbers Daily and Weekly Dow Jones | FTSE Analysis By Mr. Magik 27 Feb 2009 | Edition 23 DOW FTSE Daily Week Daily Week 7250 7487 Pivot 3900 3980 Pivot 7330 7730 R1 3960 4100 R1 7100 7135 S1 3860 3780 S1 7560 8325 R3 4050 4400 R3 6880 6500 S3 3765 3473 S3 7450 8012 R2 4000 4250 R2 6990 6840 S2 3815 3630 S2 30 9 % 70% 5 % Dow The Dow closed at 7182 on Thursday after hitting a high of 7402, exactly at our R1 7398 yesterday. The ...continue
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
MAGIK Numbers Daily and Weekly Dow Jones | FTSE Analysis By Mr. Magik 27 Feb 2009 | Edition 23 DOW FTSE Daily Week Daily Week 7250 7487 Pivot 3900 3980 Pivot 7330 7730 R1 3960 4100 R1 7100 7135 S1 3860 3780 S1 7560 8325 R3 4050 4400 R3 6880 6500 S3 3765 3473 S3 7450 8012 R2 4000 4250 R2 6990 6840 S2 3815 3630 S2 30 9 % 70% 5 % Dow The Dow closed at 7182 on Thursday after hitting a high of 7402, exactly at our R1 7398 yesterday. The ...continue
Trade Plan Friday Night
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
The markets are currently at the lower support line, hanging by a thread, with very little energy up even in afterhours trade (at the time of writing the Dow only managed to get to a high of 7219). The buyers are just not out there. Last nights fall to a ...continue
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
The markets are currently at the lower support line, hanging by a thread, with very little energy up even in afterhours trade (at the time of writing the Dow only managed to get to a high of 7219). The buyers are just not out there. Last nights fall to a ...continue
Dow Dropped Thursday As Predicted by TheInflationist
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
For our faithful readers who read our post last night warning of an imminent drop and failed rally, I hope you resisted the temptation of pulling the long trigger. We got phone calls from our trading friends from the UK at 0400 am telling us that the Dow has "crashed" ...continue
no responses - Posted 02.27.09
For our faithful readers who read our post last night warning of an imminent drop and failed rally, I hope you resisted the temptation of pulling the long trigger. We got phone calls from our trading friends from the UK at 0400 am telling us that the Dow has "crashed" ...continue
Top Story March 2009: Dow Jones Goes below 7000
2 responses - Posted 02.26.09
"The worst is over. We have bottomed and have turned the corner for now" - That is the word out there, and the media is using every excuse to generate a rally. The Inflationist believes otherwise. The FTSE rallied hard today on RBS's "better than expected" losses of $27.7 billion ...continue
2 responses - Posted 02.26.09
"The worst is over. We have bottomed and have turned the corner for now" - That is the word out there, and the media is using every excuse to generate a rally. The Inflationist believes otherwise. The FTSE rallied hard today on RBS's "better than expected" losses of $27.7 billion ...continue