With today’s sale of GLW, my cash position is now over 40%. Pair that bitch with my 22% VXX and I am pretty damn defensive right now. I could very easily buy more VXX down here; but I’d rather eat fish. Plus anyway, my recent foray into longs like BUCY/FLS netted a good sum of profits for me. I am inclined to play defense on the way down, and aggressive offense on the way back up. But, there is a notable difference in the manner and nature with which I trade my personal aggressive accounts. Keep in mind, small plebs, these are not retirement accounts or the family estate accounts. These are “fuck you money” accounts, where I endeavor to outstrip you in the most belligerent ways known to mankind.
In those accounts, I am up more than you can fathom; therefore, I will not share the percentage return in these chambers. With these accounts, I have dedicated them, exclusively, to trading The PPT ranges. In others words, when it says OVERBOUGHT, or close to it, I sell and bet against the market. When it says OVERSOLD, I go long the most egregious 3x ETF publicly traded, utilizing my intuitive position building skills, only learned in a small part of the world—just east of Flatbush, Brooklyn. I do not debate with computer generated algorithms that have proven to be more than 75% accurate in timing pivot points, for that would qualify me for a rubber room dressed in an Armani sleeveless dinner jacket, and would be pure madness.
Gentlemen, we are in an OVERBOUGHT cycle and will remain in one, until my robots say otherwise (it’s not delusion when it’s true). As a result, I have positioned 75% of the assets in my accounts into TZA. With the remainder of the cash, I will average down in the position, if need be.
For managed accounts, my largest position is VXX, then BAC. With profound warnings in the tech space, my money is betting on rapid VXX appreciation sometime very soon, just in time for the debut of Wall Street 2, as unbelievably stupid as that may seem.
NOTE: Questions are not welcome, nor accepted, on this here blog.
Thank you.
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