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I'll do ya one better..I'll even give you a Stanley thermos to take with. Slightly smashed up but it still works well.
May as well......and we can all move in with Rainman. He's got a truck we could borrow if we put gas in it.
Guaranteed to depress even the cheeriest of people.
LOL hard times in Detroit man, hard times. LOL
Perfectly. Although there are people out there that haven't even heard of Agenda 21 or if they have, don't beleive it.
Naw..for that price you can stop by and get it on your way back from your Mom's. You want it delivered that'll be an extra 500 for gas. But I'll throw in the mag floats and the broom with it, hows that?
My arse is black and blue from me telling my brother to kick it. LOL
LOL How bout I sell you the cement mixer for $200. That'll get me 454 mores shares of CDIV :)
LOL Yep...so next time Monk starts pounding the table....I'll throw all I got at it and then go live in my car for a year. :)
Only 34%??? Maybe we should give them another shovel. LMFAO
LOL We shoulda jumped in this last July/August. Can you imagine?
LOL OK....well slap me for thinking otherwise. Haven't seen you posting. But then I don't post on the other ones I'm in either. :)
Ain't this great? Hahahaha
Woo woo I hope you made it over here and aren't just a damned gawker.
Not to worry...after this plays out you can at least buy some 5 inch plush for the bridge you'll have to live under.
LOL I'll hold your bags for you if they get too heavy.
Looks like Agenda 21 is on track to me...........
4:46 PM The Fed's balance sheet shrank a bit, to $2.262T from $2.269T, mainly due to holding nearly $6B less in mortgage-backed securities. Meanwhile, the money supply (M2) rose by $10.3B to $8.538T; the four-week moving average of M2 was $8.506T.
ABC> AmerisourceBergen reaffirms FY10 EPS $1.89-$1.98 vs. consensus of $2.02 sees FY10 CapEx $140M
LOL but the decision to throw all my funds at CDIV is getting easier by the day. :)
And then there is the dream of using the MM's money against them on the other ones. Sooooo coool.
Nevada Gold announces new management and technical services agreements
OSG> Overseas Shipholding files to sell 3.5M shares of common stock
HTRN $3.06 Healthtronics reports Q4 EPS 6c vs. consensus of 4c
ARST another downer> ArcSight misses by $0.01, beats on revs; guides AprQ EPS in-line, revs slightly above (28.89 +1.56)
Reports Q3 (Jan) earnings of $0.15 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.01 worse than the First Call consensus of $0.16; revenues rose 26.7% year/year to $46.1 mln vs the $45.4 mln consensus. Co issues in-line guidance for Q4 (Apr), sees EPS of $0.14-0.18, excluding non-recurring items, vs. $0.17 consensus; sees Q4 revs of $48-52 mln vs. $47.7 mln consensus.
I am averaging up every day. I hope to be able to grab some more tomorrow too. :) Part of me wants this to explode now, part of me wants it to wait until I have alot mores shares. LOL But when is enough enough to make me happy. LOL Happy now happier tomorrow. It's all good.
BOOM<going bust ah>Dynamic Materials misses by $0.05, beats on revs; guides Q1 revs below consensus; guides FY10 revs below consensus (19.06 +0.23)
Reports Q4 (Dec) earnings of $0.08 per share, $0.05 worse than the First Call consensus of $0.13; revenues fell 27.3% year/year to $42.6 mln vs the $39.7 mln consensus. Co issues downside guidance for Q1, sees Q1 revs of ~$29.8 mln (down ~30% QoQ) vs. $37.00 mln single est. Co issues downside guidance for FY10, sees FY10 revs flat to down 5% YoY, or revs of $156.7-164.9 mln vs. $171.30 mln consensus. "Our efforts to capture additional market share in the upstream oil and gas industry, coupled with increased pricing pressure should result in full-year gross margins in a range of 22% to 24%. As the global economy gains strength and the competitive landscape returns to more normalized levels, we do believe that DMC's long-term margin performance will benefit. We expect a slow start to the year as we are making final manufacturing adjustments to plates related to our Gorgon order, and this situation has delayed certain shipments. First quarter revenue is expected to be down approximately 30% versus the 2009 fourth quarter, and first quarter gross margin is expected to be in a range of 20% to 22%."
SA: Today in Commodities: It's Better on the Sidelines
by: Matthew Bradbard March 04, 2010 | about: BAL / COW / DBA / FXB / FXY / GRU / MOO / SGG / SPY / USO
Sometimes traders can make money by not being in a trade. It is okay to be in cash when you cannot find a trade that you are comfortable with. That is not to say we are not trading; we have just been trading more options than we typically do and scaling down our size.
$81/81.50 continues to act as a ceiling for April crude but the fact that prices have not broken down more means we could see one more gasp at higher ground. We suggest refraining from short futures unless you are willing to ride prices up $1.50-3.00. We prefer a top to be set before we revisit shorts for clients. That being said, we still like $5 put spreads as they allow a bit more flexibility without the inherent risk of a potential overnight loss.
Whenever I trade natural gas I am remembering how unforgiving this market is; today prices were lower by almost 4%. Clients have a small long position in futures and are willing to stomach it with plenty of margin if need be. The June $5.50 call spreads we started buying at $2000 are now closer to $1200. We still like the trade and expect it to be a winner, but the same position can be bought at a 40% discount.
Until prices break above 1125 or below 1111 in the S&P, we have no new trade suggestions. Our bias remains down and clients continue to sell rallies and buy puts.
Sugar closed below the 200 day MA today; that being said, we would refrain from long futures and buying calls until an interim bottom is made. Clients that are already long via calls could take some heat in the short run, but we still think a violent trade back to 26 cents in May is viable. Cotton looks like a sell at these levels; we are thinking a move to 75/76 in the May contract this month. Could the Euro-dollar be rolling over? We’ve been fooled before but this trade should remain on your radar. Agriculture turned south today with corn down almost 1%, soybeans 2.25% and wheat 2-2.50%. We advised clients to spread off some of their corn exposure by shorting May against their December. Being they have a large corn long position, we also wanted to get short something in agriculture in case of a larger break. What we opted to do was buy in the money May soybean oil puts. If soybeans continue lower and Crude oil comes off as we’ve been anticipating, there is no reason why we cannot see soybean oil retrace back to 38.25-38.75.
Live cattle were higher but failed to get above yesterday's highs. The Goldman roll starts tomorrow, so being we have record open interest in cattle, we think that April could come under pressure in the coming sessions. Clients remain long puts and short futures looking for 89.00 in April.
April gold was down just over $10/ounce today, we are operating under the influence that yesterday an interim top was made and a setback to $1085-1100 is in the cards. Clients have no long or short exposure in gold presently. With silver taking the January high and February low, a trade to $17.35 serves as the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level in May silver. We like silver in the medium to long term but a correction back to $16.50-16.85 is not out of the question short-term. The reason we choose to trade spreads often in gold and silver is because of the flexibility it allows in case a trade moves against you. Likewise if you are right out of the gate on direction, you still make money, just less than an outright.
Continue to fade rallies in the Pound, though we do not suggest trading without stops. We are using the 5, 15, 30, 60 minutes charts for entry and exit. The Yen was lower by almost 1 point today; clients hold June puts expecting a trade near 1.10 in the coming weeks. As for central banks, both the ECB and BoE kept rates as is; the ECB at 1.0%, and the BoE 0.50%.
Risk Disclosure: The risk of loss in trading commodity futures and options can be substantial. Past performance is no guarantee of future trading results.
I jumped in Monday morning and haven't had one regret. I think I'll do this more often too. :)
Marvell Technology (MRVL): Q4 EPS of $0.40 beats by $0.03. Revenue of $843M (+64.3%) vs. $842M. Shares -5.6% AH.
Middleby upgraded to Buy from Hold at Soleil
Aastrom regains compliance with Nasdaq
MRVL Marvell Tech Group 4Q EPS 31c (everywhere ah)
Thank you for the ZUMX tip. :) All green is welcome here.
Stocks finish broadly higher, as advancing issues outpaced declining issues on the NYSE by 1.4 to 1. Large- and small-cap stocks both showed strength. Among individual stocks, the two top S&P percentage gainers were Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF +14.8%) and Family Dollar Stores (FDO +8.1%).
Dow industrials up 47.38 points to 10,444.14-S&P 500 Index adds 4.16 points to 1,122.95
Nasdaq Composite climbs 11.63 points to 2,292.31
COO Cooper Cos 1Q EPS 44c
PDII PDI 4Q Loss Shr $1.30
StockTalk XLF>hmmm Decent Mar call activity XLF at $15 The financials have bumped sideways since last summer so a breakout would be hard to ignore.
Nathan W Martin:
Put/Call Ratio Leaders* as of 3:00 PM
Posted on March 4th, 2010 3:00 pm
by TradeAlert in AutoPost
Symbol Name Puts Calls RealTime P/C Avg P/C
DLR Digital Realty Trust Inc 5,144 17 302.59 8.37
TSM Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd 2,625 52 50.48 0.91
AVP Avon Products Inc 6,479 133 48.71 0.96
THC Tenet Healthcare Corporation 5,182 116 44.67 0.25
FUN Cedar Fair LP 3,784 105 36.04 3.83
GA Giant Interactive Group Inc 2,566 114 22.51 0.59
VSEA Varian Semiconductor Equipment Associates Inc 3,618 182 19.88 0.65
ELX Emulex Corp 2,582 151 17.10 1.02
TRE Tanzanian Royalty Exploration Corporation 6,045 404 14.96 10.58
LO Lorillard Inc 2,959 325 9.10 0.92
*Scanning all single-stocks subject to 2500 contracts minimum call or put volume
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