IT’S BURRITO TIME

You know my risk appetite is extreme when I start buying Chinese burritos aka “pinless hand grenades.” Do not worry, small plebs, the position size is small and cannot hurt me, even if it went to $00.00.

For the day, I broke even, thanks to profit taking in ag related names. Today was a big tech day, which is why I started a position in RFMD.

I sold out of two laggards today: RBCN and DMND. Both stocks were trades that took too long to materialize. Instead of making them emotional trades, I cut them loose and carried on.

Bottom line: I am indeud going to win in grandiose fashion. There is nothing you or your stupid friends can do about it.

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rru2s says:

While the speculation of what can go wrong at most American companies follows Occam’s Razor and is likely to be a simple explanation, Muddy Waters shows that in China there is a new principle, Chiscam’s Razor, that says the actual path the money takes is likely to be long and convoluted.

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Obee1kanobe says:

DMND —>

500 billion in debt and no cash. Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know not to buy the stock…but to take a tasty short position in it. That co. Is fucked.

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fake amish says:

Need another 0 economic retard statement as soon as possible. Something to make the EBT card carrying members of society feel special. The actual voters(peeps with braincells) polls will continue to sink. For now.

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Jason says:

And if they remember it is election day they will vote themselves a raise. Just as many moochers live in this country as productive people. It’s just a question if the moochers wake up on election day, grab their free 0bama cell phone, leave their subsidized housing, take their subsidized transportation and vote. Maybe they have time for a little shopping with their EBT card and maybe a quick visit to the free health clinic to find out why they can’t stay awake for the 1AM reruns of Jerry Springer and Oprah on the flat screen they bought with last years earned income tax credit with no earned income.
It’s a beautiful thing they have going.

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Mr. Cain Thaler says:

Something like, “We need to pay union members to dig holes, then fill them in, because then they’ll go out and spend that money, and help improve businesses.”

Something like that?

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Yabollox says:

Michelle should be worrying about the poor people’s health. Get the fatty foods and high sugar content goods deleted from EBT eligibility. It’s only in the interest of the poor who are dependent on gov’t assistance. If I was poor and on EBT assistance I’d consider suing the govt for making me fat.

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Dishwasher says:

Looking at the price of corn and wheat, the rising price of feed corn could make cattle go up. I’m looking to start a position in cattle futures. COW might be good here also, but it’s volume is anemic.

(Disclaimer- I really do wash dishes for a living)

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