I started a position in YGE– the cheapest solar stock on the planet.
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gotta be picky with solar
lots of bad trades on your blog lately, plz upgrade quality of stocks you buy.
tsla gna rip post secondary also
Your mother is a whore.
I’ve been right on 12 of my last 13 trades.
As such, BANNED.
I like to call it just being friendly!!
Wouldn’t STP be the cheapest or do you limit yourself to legitimate companies?
Power Lunch CNBC topic – “has the bull run brought the day trader back into the market.” Jeez. Did we ever leave the market. 🙂 Don’t think they mean “day trader.” I’ll have to TIVO it as I am off to trial. Hate my first job.
Don’t even know what SCTY is but my god.
My $RSOL lotto pick wasn’t bad.
Do you still own IMMR?
Yes
Some fly by night, some fly by day, and some fly by the seat of their pants 🙂
Is RBCN still a portfolio hold?
Sure it’s a hold along with ANFI in the Daily Double at Gulfstream.
lol!
Does the Devil still have any interest in CALL?
I know he sold it last week, but is he looking to get back in?
Thanks!
Morgan Stanley: “Most Of The Buying Has Come From Shorts Covered Rather Than Longs Bought”
Confirming what we explained recently, Morgan Stanley explains that among its equity long-short fund activity, the short activity (the net of shorts added and shorts covered) reached a minus-2 z-score indicating massive covering over the past 20 days. The last 3 times this occurred were April 2010 (S&P then fell 13% in 8 days), July 2011 (S&P then fell 19% in 23 days), and Oct 2011 (S&P then fell 10.5% in 20 days). Across sectors, Consumer Discretionary has been the most covered over the past week and month. Due to heavy covering, Discretionary short activity fell below a minus-3 z?score as of yesterday (now the highest long/short ratio of all sectors). It is worth keeping in mind, MS add, that historically speaking, the sector with the highest long/short ratio has often gone on to underperform over the following 6?12 months. This covering has driven median net leverage up to 64% (its 97th percentile of post crisis levels).
Money-on-the-sidelines!! not so much… Massive short-covering rally – yes…