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MARKETS ATTEMPTNG RECOVERY; BEARS COWARDLY AS HELL

Oil is the big story here, up another 1%. Should the dollar break lower, this market is going apeshit to the upside, led by crude.

GILD, an important market leader in big pharma, is attempting a reversal. Keep a close eye on it for overall sentiment for the biotechs.

Bears are on the run, all cowardly and shit, throwing up white towels. You can smell the desperation seeping through the computer screen. There is a destiny that must be manifested: 10% monthly gain in the NASDAQ. You might be able to delay the inevitable. But it is inevitable, friendo.

Offer no quarter to these modern day Hitlers. They get the black flag.

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Markets Lower; Greed Strikes $SHAK

We’ve lost 30 NASDAQS so far,, likely due to the good Dr. Bernanke being on his book tour and not at the Citadel helm.

Most stocks are sucking wind this morning, save commodity related. For me this secondary of 26 million shares filed by Shake Shack this morning is just more of the same, a pattern that seems to be repeating itself over and over again.

Why bother trying to invest in these new ipos, when it’s clear as day they give zero fucks about their shareholders? I love the product, but find myself immensely disappointed this morning.

NFLX is higher. Go figure.

Out of all of my positions, I am really liking how this UNFI has been trading. It’s the leading distributor of organic foods and it tends to really outperform in October.

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European Markets Edge Higher, Crude Up, U.S. Lower

The fuckery really is real.

European markets are flat to up, with Nazi Germany being the strongest, after the ECB admitted that they couldn’t raise rates…ever.

The wheel-barrow dollar is trying to make a come back, once again weaker vs the euro. This, of course, lends confidence to crude markets, which are higher by 0.7%. Gold, however, is lower because it’s stupid.

U.S. futures are indicating a lower open by 0.3%. But that shit is as reliable as pissing in the wind and calling it a compass.

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China Reopens for Trade and Soars; Futures Tank

Apparently, a 4.5% move higher in the Shanghai wasn’t enough. I believe the whisper number for the clowns who whisper was for a 15% jump at the open. European and U.S. futures are off about 0.5%.

Gold is also down 0.45% and crude is higher by 0.4%. Both the NIKKEI and Hang Seng are off by almost 1%.

The people who control these markets are fucking assholes.

 

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Dell and EMC Rumored to Merge

This would be one of the biggest mergers in tech history, upwards of $50 billion. Granted, it would be a merger of two losers, whose dominance in their respective markets have waned considerably in recent years. Nevertheless, it points to a much more important dynamic that is often forgotten about in this market: cash.

EMC has a market capitalization of $50 billion, meaning that any such deal could rank as one of the largest tech-industry mergers. Chip maker Avago Technologies Ltd.’s pending $37 billion agreement to buy Broadcom Corp. is the largest pure-tech takeover ever struck. There has been a raft of tech and other takeovers this year, and merger volume overall is running at a near-record pace. Still, market volatility could slow down the overall merger market and pose a threat to the EMC-Dell talks, one of the people cautioned.

There is a fuckload of cash on the sidelines waiting to buy back stock and to be put to use for mergers.

It’s also worthing noting that there is upwards of $2 trillion of US corporate cash parked overseas, due to our inane taxation laws. Should some sort of tax holiday get passed by our incompetent government, I suspect that would do wonders for market sentiment.

EMC is up 7.8% on the news.

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DESTINY MANIFESTED: MARKETS SOAR 121

Bet against “The Fly”, you lose the portfolio, house, cars, golf clubs and the kids. Life is about to foreclose on you. Markets want higher, not because the economy is great. No one gives a shit about the economy. Markets want higher because liquidity dictates it.

I finished the day +1.52%, straight bowling balling on you mother-llamas. My positions are somewhat subdued, all spread out, no one position more than 7% of assets.

All of my positions are listed inside Exodus, which by the way, absolutely nailed the market’s oversold ranges these past few months. If you’re not a member due to frugality, you’re doing yourself a grave injustice. Invest in your business and stop being a piker.

I cannot say if markets will soar again tomorrow. All I know is what I’ve been told (urinal shadow): the Nasdaq will increase by 10% in absolute value during the month of October, at which time Le Fly will sideline himself and prepare to stuff his face with gratuitous amounts of turkey.

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BEARS KICKED INTO SEWER PIPE

This is precisely what I wanted to happen. As the market dipped into the red and all appeared to be lost, Le Fly picked up his Morals and Dogma book and spent his time educating himself about the perfidy of man.

It didn’t take long before the bears were captured and then kicked into sewer pipes. Markets are ignoring weakness in crude and driving liquidity back into biotech, tech and everything in between.

Truth be told, breadth isn’t exactly inspiring and there is some work left to be done. But on the whole, this is ideal, a market built and made to destroy anyone who bets against it.

TWTR is shooting through the rood and BIDU through the floor boards. It’s a tale of two markets and I own both.

For the day, I locked in my AMCX gains, added to BIDU and SLCA and bulked up on GILD–making it my 2nd largest position.

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Here Are 9 Reasons Why Le Fly Won’t Prep for the Apocalypse

As everyone seems to be getting prepared for end of days scenarios, stockpiling food, guns, ammo, living inside of concrete holes, Le Fly (as he is popularly known in France) ignores it and goes about his days unfettered.

Why?

Here are the 9 main reasons (I’d provide you with a slideshow if I knew how to construct one, for maximum waste your time effect).

1. I don’t give a shit.

2. For real, zero fucks given.

3. Just in case you missed it, I don’t care.

4. Zero fucks, shits, and all of that stuff.

5. Still don’t care.

6. Nope.

7. I wake up and I breathe in and breathe out, saying with a yawn “I don’t give a shit.”

8. I care less now than when I began this stupid article.

9. Save yourselves some valuable bunker time; Le Fly just doesn’t think life is that interesting to save.

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Stocks, Obama, Putin and iBC

The market halved its gains following oil inventory numbers. Is that where we are now, dependent upon meaningless data to embolden us to be brave?

Russia is sending war ships to Syria, firing off missiles, and I hear people call Obama a coward. So what exactly would you have him do, engage the Russians or send ground troops to rout out ISIS?

We’ve been at war since 2001, carrying the mantle of freedom and honor to a savage people in a barbaric land. Let the Russians have their fill. We’ve dropped 14 years worth of ordinance on those bastards. Russia does it for 1 week and the internet is back to cradling Putin’s balls again. Please.

If you haven’t noticed, the content is flowing out of iBC these days. It’s part of a new strategy to completely annihilate whatever finance blogs are left in the fray. Also, be on the look out for a total redesign of the site, sometime this week.

Back to stocks. It looks like my call for a crazy faced rally was a bit pre-mature, with the NASDAQ negative now. Still, I am doing fine in CLX, UNFI, FCX, TWTR and recently sold out of AMCX.

Should we close lower, I will concede that might bode very poorly for tomorrow’s tape. The day is young. Let’s see if the bulls have it in them.

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