iBankCoin
18 years in Wall Street, left after finding out it was all horseshit. Founder/ Master and Commander: iBankCoin, finance news and commentary from the future.
Joined Nov 10, 2007
23,419 Blog Posts

BOWLING ON YOU FUCKERS

Come get it today. You fucking clowns were talking a lot of shit about my YELP position. Who’s laughing now?

For the sake of sanity, I trimmed my YELP position by 25%, all market orders, taken in like a fucking champ. The only reason why I sold is because the stock was almost 50% of my book. Even by my standards, that’s a bit much. But understand something, pal, YELP isn’t done going higher. I teach you these lessons because they need to be taught.

All of my blogging peers out there are pussies, afraid to spill hot coffee on your faces. Always know, “The Fly” doesn’t have an issue with throwing scalding hot coffee into your “fucked-faces.”

Moving on, I am not sure if I like the market here or not. The YELP win is clouding my judgement, truth be told. I am long large amounts of CMI, ALK, EXK, MOS, CPST and RBCN. I “feel” they all trade higher.

I want to get more ag, in light of the fucked situation of the farmers of America. Fuck their crops. Le Fly has three years worth of dried food reserves, just in case.

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HAPPY BEER AND BBQ DAY!

When fireworks were legal in NYC, I used to shoot bottle rockets at my friends. We’d toss around “block busters” like rocks, blowing fingers off and shit. Ah, the good ole days. Now that I’m an old fucker, I spend my BEER and BBQ day near the grill, chugging down bottles of “Rogue”: (see my instagram or Twitter for details), whilst eating larger than fuck quantities of BBQ chicken (only BEAS BBQ sauce) with healthy servings of potato salad and white trash baked beans.

After I am finished eating, I will watch some Twilight Zone, then fixate on the markets, as it is my duty and right to do so.

Enjoy the day and try not to vomit on yourselves.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvGAE1JcGV4

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Never Forget the Down Days: But Milk the Farmer

Accept these ebullient days as small tokens from the Gods. Often times, the market is an unforgiving bitch. But it’s days like this that make it entirely worthwhile and keep brainiacs like me in this racket. Sure, I could quit today and start my very own late night television show; but I’d rather sit in my office and talk shit to total strangers, threatening them with mortal combat and things of that nature.

“The Fly” doesn’t sell out and he never buckles under pressure.

Having said that, I would not blame any of you if you sold a few shares and took the summer off to enjoy life. The market will be here in the fall, ready to decapitate unsuspecting travelers amidst grave news of Obamanomics, round two. Despite the many pressures to sell and unwind, I’ve opted for the “black flag” approach to trading, whereby I only relent punching my enemy in the face when his life has capitulated from existing in this realm.

My cash position is just north of 25% and I live for short squeezes. Literally, I live to apply pressure to people who make it a priority to bet against stocks. I don’t know why, frankly. Perhaps I was genetically altered in the womb to seek out and destroy stock market plungers. Either way, I am quite pleased to see my accounts at new all time highs.

I just sold out of ZNGA because I have no room for losers. I am in CMI, big, for the $100 roll and own an insanely large position in YELP. It happens to be my largest position ever, thanks to the recent surge. Any sane man would opt to reduce the position, for the sake of risk management. I, on the other hand, do not consider myself to be sane and therefore am excluded from such particulars.

As an aside, does anyone else find it absurdly humorous that David Einhorn enjoys to play in the WSOP tournament, fleecing millions from unsuspecting and desperate gamblers? It’s really unfair to have a billionaire star in money management delving into degenerate poker tournaments.

Lastly, there are droughts all over the country, fucking farmers where the sun doesn’t shine. Based upon the laws of nature, expect that to translate into higher food commodity prices, buoying the shares of ag stocks like MOS, POT, LNN and VMI. Although I do not own a position in LNN or VMI, I love the fact that they specialize in irrigation systems. Something tells me those asshat farmers are going to be interested in such systems, as the earth dries up beneath their boots and dust bowls develop and swallow their homes with dirt.

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PAIN

Imagine you were short YELP from $15, with a thesis that the company was “garbage” and a scam. Now fancy your brokerage account set firmly at $00.00 because you bet against “The Fly”. That’s your future, not some fantasy that plays out inside of your small brain where you come out the winner. I know how this story ends because I’ve been to the future and I already won: you just don’t know it yet.

Quit talking shit. “The Fly” is the big bowling ball, screaming down the alley and you’re just pins, in the way, destined to the knocked down.

Do you want to know what’s next? Upon the eve of America’s birthday, short sellers stand to endure the pangs of the squeeze. They are destined to be wiped out, finality. The John Silb’s of the world never had a chance.

I like all stocks with short positions greater than 15% of its float with strong technicals. That’s YELP, RBCN, VHC etc. It’s called a “short squeeze”, boy, get used to it.

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IT’S BEAR SEASON

I bought RBCN today because the market is applying pain to the shorts. When that happens, they tend to get rattled out of their favorite positions, until the buying frenzy dissipates. Their favorite positions are easily found by screening for stocks with large percentage of shares sold short, compared to the overall float. When markets run higher, natural buyers bid up stocks, causing them to go higher (duh). But stocks that are heavily shorted tend to get a double boost, due to the combination of short sellers buying to close out positions and of course the effects natural buyers have on the supply versus demand relation.

I ran three screens for you in The PPT this evening.

Biggest short squeeze winners over the past month.

Biggest losers, with large short positions, over the past month.

Then I took the biggest losers screen and modified it to search for stocks that are strong, technically, and saw an increase of 5% or more in its daily “Hybrid Score” (the Hybrid score is PPT’s proprietary rating system which ranks stocks based on technical and fundamental factors).

This is just one of the hundreds of ways I use the software.

A great man once said “the most valuable commodity I know of is time.” Don’t waste it.

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A Trail of Tears For the Bears

Just like the white man “removed” the Cherokee from their lands, bears are being removed from their money. The great collapse of 2012 has been canceled and stocks are back to ripping heads off again– kicking said heads down idle sewer pipes into cesspools.

I stand before you a victorious man, someone who should be lauded and praised before billions. You should speak of my fortunes to your children, or grandchildren, when they are in bed, preparing for sleep, accompanied by warm glasses of milk or buttercream. It is impossible, in all expressions of the word, to stop me. The stock Gods favour me because I am blessed with a gift of energy equal to 10,000 Hiroshimas.

I want you to shut your fucking faces now and look at the screen. Once I have your undivided attention, I want you to click on a link that I am going to provide for you, FREE OF CHARGE, just under this sentence.

CHEQUEMATE.

Now I want you to leave this site and do not come back again, unless you are prepared to Bend the Knee and pay homage to superior beings, such as myself.

NOTE: Big props to my good friends,”The Devil” and “Chuck Bennett”, for nailing VHC inside of The PPT. Your winship has been duly noted and archived for future generations to enjoy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfVXV1GRMDc

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FLY BUY: RBCN

With sone of my NXPI proceeds, I bought RBCN, FOR THE SQUEEZE.

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