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Dr Mike Burry - The Big Short
1 response - Posted 09.08.10
Being doctors who enjoy the intellectual challenge of decoding an undecipherable market, value investing and contrarion investing, here is a trader we can relate to. We read Dr Mike Burry's story on Vanity Fair not long ago - here is an interview by CBS: (interesting how investors were "still pretty upset after he made them tens of millions") Here are ... continue -
India NIFTY
2 responses - Posted 09.08.10
A quick short on NIFTY 5587 $20/point, tight stops at 5607 (20 points) - $400 bet on a waterfall decline since China is down 1.3% and is showing weakness again. Markets can go against you longer than you can remain solvent - but we can take $400 the odds of a crash in the NIFTY. By the time we finish ... continue -
India SENSEX 10% Upside to go!
no responses - Posted 09.08.10
India at 31 Month High - no major resistance from here to 2007 highs. Double Peak here we come! An article from http://profit.ndtv.com: Daryl Guppy of gyppytraders.com said that "the Sensex might touch 19,500 level and pull backs to 17,500 level should be used as a buying opportunity". Capital goods index saw a gain of 1.29 per cent. L&T rose 2.33 per cent. IT ... continue -
Australian Retail Snapshot
no responses - Posted 09.07.10
A snapshot of the Australian retail scene at peak hour - Friday 7:30 PM in a "busy" shopping centre. With the Labor government winning the election, Australia will hope to spend its way out of this recession. We have been very lucky to have commodities and big brother China shielding us from the full force of the recession. Let's hope for ... continue -
New Stars on InvestorIdol
no responses - Posted 09.05.10
We have included Doug Short's feeds on InvestorIdol - his work saves us ALOT of time and includes Nikkei vs Dow Jones comparison which we have been tracking in the past. No point doubling up on work. Two thumbs up from us! Here are our stars on Investor Idol - who needs to read mainstream financial news when we have ... continue -
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1937 vs Current Bear Market Update
1 response - Posted 02.07.10
We posted last week that our target was 9880 for our last exit , which would be -30% from the peak. The Dow hit an intraday low of 9843 (breaking round number 9850), then fired back up to 10012. Our only "mistake" (hindsight is a wonderful thing) was setting a ...continue
1 response - Posted 02.07.10
We posted last week that our target was 9880 for our last exit , which would be -30% from the peak. The Dow hit an intraday low of 9843 (breaking round number 9850), then fired back up to 10012. Our only "mistake" (hindsight is a wonderful thing) was setting a ...continue
Using Fibonacci Numbers in Trading to Predict the Market
12 responses - Posted 12.05.09
[caption id="attachment_2482" align="alignnone" width="535" caption="1937 vs 2007 fibonacci correlation by www.theinflationist.com"][/caption] Although the backbone of our analysis is NOT based on fibonacci numbers or anything conventional, our analysis and comparison of 1937 vs 2007 produced uncanny results. In 1937, DJI peaked at 194.4, bottomed at 98.95 and subsequent bear market rally peaked ...continue
12 responses - Posted 12.05.09
[caption id="attachment_2482" align="alignnone" width="535" caption="1937 vs 2007 fibonacci correlation by www.theinflationist.com"][/caption] Although the backbone of our analysis is NOT based on fibonacci numbers or anything conventional, our analysis and comparison of 1937 vs 2007 produced uncanny results. In 1937, DJI peaked at 194.4, bottomed at 98.95 and subsequent bear market rally peaked ...continue