A TREATISE OF RAVENOUS PROPORTIONS!

The Fed meeting is coming up and I am intertwixt between greed and fear. I don’t want to delve back into a “promiscuous squalor of barbarism”; therefore, I must sell something ahead of the Fed. The question is what?

Do I cut losses on NFLX and put that cash into a downside hedge or leave it in cash? Or, should I let it all hang out, cock swinging low into a field of bouncing betty landmines?

Many of you have drawn from the worst of luck on many occasions. I, on the other hand, have not. My wins are continuous, as I have a penchant for progress and luxury. Dare I say, it’s a God given right of mine to admonish you arrivistes, parlaying around my favorite eateries in your stupid cars. You are arch fiends, stertorously waffling through life with all of the traits expected of an ape dressed in high thread count shirts. I spit in your general direction, sober, as I refrain from partaking in the use of intoxicants when there is work in the morning.

The talking faces on CNBC will, disgustingly, drone on in voluble manners, dressing their unseasonable opinions to appeal to the natural vagabond, desperately seeking guidance. I will tell you this, as Zeus himself is my witness, my opinions and positions will be paramount to theirs. I will stick their heads inside of my Blendtec and feed the fluids to my carnivorous plants.

The imperious armies of iBankCoin light flame to your faces and then dance on your graves.

A great man once said “I like my meat cold and bloody, just like my wars.”

As do I!

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xxxHuggieBearxxx says:

The fed is not going to ease. Not a chance. There might be 30 minutes of disappointment, which will provide a buying opportunity.

Or you could just ride out that monstrous 30 minute dip.

Either way, we are going higher until something monstrous eventually happens. And it will…but who knows when and not likely before Obama is coronated Emperor for life.

But, no matter how high we go, one can safely assume VGPMX will never again reach my purchase price.

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fake amish says:

One does get the sense that no one is in control as of right now. The 0 and his pit bull can not get a simple monster from blowing up the Chicago dream. The Rombot is either waiting or floundering. War or neverending war looks likely. The eurotards are eurotards. What could not go wrong? Bearded clam gonna need a magic wand with a oxycotton pez dispenser with a huge nipple for the market to suck. Fucking nightmare.

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xxxHuggieBearxxx says:

Europe is monetizing, China is going to stimulate, and The Bearded One has promised he will if its needed.

Nothing else really matters, at this point, except something big and unexpected.

People, myself included, tend to view the market as some sort of darwinian evolutionary system, survival of the fittest and all that. What it is in reality is a big as game of Monopoly, and at any given moment the banker can give every one twice as much money as they previously had, and suddenly people are bidding like fuck for shit properties like Baltic.

It’s really that simple.

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fake amish says:

Indeed. The wall of worry becoming a falling phoenix of pain with mass casualties can happen at anytime. Funny times man. Not exactly laugh out loud. But hilarious none the less.

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Mr. Partridge says:

A Great man once said: My dear boy, if I sold that stock now I’d lose my position; and then where would I be?

Seriously though I have sold some high beta names …me and Ben the clam used to play in the same sand box when we were kids…. he will do the right thing for bull market, that is all.. what thing you might ask? I just said: the RIGHT thing…
Good night all.

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elizamae says:

“The talking faces on CNBC will, disgustingly, drone on in voluble manners, dressing their unseasonable opinions to appeal to the natural vagabond, desperately seeking guidance. I will tell you this, as Zeus himself is my witness, my opinions and positions will be paramount to theirs. I will stick their heads inside of my Blendtec and feed the fluids to my carnivorous plants.”

Wow, just…wow.

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xxxHuggieBearxxx says:

In spite of the market going nothing but straight up, let me just say this period reminds me much like the similar time frame in 2007. The market just kept going up even though the warning signs were there.

No idea if there are any real parallels, but i do believe the market pricing mechanisms are not factoring in economic developments, and that is likely to change over the next 6 months.

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theedge111 says:

Things are getting waaay to bullish for my tastes. Too many peeps on the long bus.

I wouldn’t be surprised at all too see a long squeeze for a change.

Bought a few PUTS a few days ago.

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