The Devil is in my ear all day, telling me “imminent market reversals are in order.’ As he tells me this, I eat potato chips. The crunching of the chips enables me to ignore him–because I can hardly make out what he’s saying.
Putting my positions aside, I am looking for new ideas, always. There’s a homerun out there for the picking. We must work diligently to scour every corner of the market.
Here are my top 10 short squeeze plays for tomorrow. Naturally, this changes the moment the market opens.
HCI
PKT
IRG
IDIX
FRO
BDBD
SUPN
FOLD
INFN
There are a few hundred names that still look good. But, as of right now, these look most tradable to me.
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It looks like “The Icahn” might be working on his next NFLX with NAV. It looks primed for pulling out the dick guillotines for the shorts. What do you think Fly?
I’ve owned it before. I like it.
Thank you for free access to premium services. The trial allowed me to ascertain whether the functions would “work” on an Android tablet.
Suck that the Devil doesn’t have a blog or something to put his pen where his mouth is.
He does. Are you blind?
followed him into VHC into earnings
The Devil is a smart man
Those who don’t listen shall have their prophesy fulfilled
The Godzilla rigging of worldwide risk markets has changed the tape until it does not. The fucking piigs get jap money for any yield. How the fuck can one assume anything ? Agree with the Devil but wonder if the markets other than mar 09 have ever been this rigged? They are going all in to keep it afloat. Is it possible to fight that?
Assuming the rally will never end makes sense. Why would it?
All in? Check the volume, no one going all i and tons of cash still on the side.
WHAT !??!
There was a FREE Trial??
Coach OJ is also getting a free trial.
BDBD Shorts kept hammering into the low 8’s – highs in the 12’s -back to 11 already and does not report until late July. You call a squeeze now ? Thanks.
Squeezes don’t happen at the lows.
Thinking about the recent actions of the BOJ and our own Fed incessant printing, the fact that South Korea is starting to feel the pinch from J A Pan company monetary policy and wondering…….
Who is going to win the race to the bottom, IE: devalue ones currency the most, and what is the prize when they get there?
There can be no doubt any longer about the fact that the entire world is in a currency war.
Methinks that equity values are reflecting the devaluation more so than any real appreciation of company earning power.
No matter how much the dollar is printed there is increased demand. Thus those awash in foreign currency as a result of all this printing have a demand to exchange all the increased supply of foreign currency into the global reserve currency and because any futures contracts have to be priced in dollars and bought in dollars and thus converted first.
Gotta look at supply and demand, and also realize that the dollar is still the only currency large enough and liquid enough to absorb international demand during a crisis.
Finally, there is still a lot of capital destruction as old debt payments have to be paid and collected and if the velocity of money is NOT fast enough, there is still deflation that requires money printing to offset it.
Share prices are partly a product of printing. A reflection of investment banks borrowing money and going long stocks.
Long Dollar over next few years, very long term. Also trading the Yen trying to pick a bottom.
Rally will never end!
🙂
Happy trading or..happy holding.
Buy and hold never died.
Mr.P
If interest rates start rising, would that limit/reduce demand (for) investment banks from borrowing to buy shares and would that be enough to slow the rally, or would it signal a demand to borrow, showing support for the underlying economy… Then the past correlation of rising interest rates and rising markets still holds?
Perhaps because investment banks can borrow and use investor/depositor money as collateral now, the correlation doesn’t hold and the theory of higher interest rates, lower prices does?