When it dropped below $4 did you know that it was going to come back up?I'm really wishing I bought this when it dropped below $4. I be interested to hear what David is thinking about this one.Bought BAC at 4.30 today. Anybody else like BAC?
When it dropped below $4 did you know that it was going to come back up?I'm really wishing I bought this when it dropped below $4. I be interested to hear what David is thinking about this one.Bought BAC at 4.30 today. Anybody else like BAC?
Nobody ever knows, but there were signs that insiders were accumulating positions as well as the curve itself showed a nice U turn with HUGE volume suggesting someone with big bucks (insiders or fund managers) was buying. The rest of the financials were almost unanimously up too so it did seem like a decent play. I blinked at around 4.15, took my daughter to school and it was already climbing fast by the time I returned. I still almost jumped onboard late as it looked like it might sustain a decent climb (and could still climb in the aftermarket in my opinion), but it's hard because this company's books actually are horrible. You are essentially betting that the bank will not be taken over by the government (probably a safe bet, but who knows)When it dropped below $4 did you know that it was going to come back up?I'm really wishing I bought this when it dropped below $4. I be interested to hear what David is thinking about this one.Bought BAC at 4.30 today. Anybody else like BAC?
Your last couple of points are what I was getting at. This is a horrible stock to own. There is nothing to like about either their acquisition of Merrill or Countrywide (both are huge dogs and drains on capital). The organization is a floundering mess.BUTNobody ever knows, but there were signs that insiders were accumulating positions as well as the curve itself showed a nice U turn with HUGE volume suggesting someone with big bucks (insiders or fund managers) was buying. The rest of the financials were almost unanimously up too so it did seem like a decent play. I blinked at around 4.15, took my daughter to school and it was already climbing fast by the time I returned. I still almost jumped onboard late as it looked like it might sustain a decent climb (and could still climb in the aftermarket in my opinion), but it's hard because this company's books actually are horrible. You are essentially betting that the bank will not be taken over by the government (probably a safe bet, but who knows)When it dropped below $4 did you know that it was going to come back up?I'm really wishing I bought this when it dropped below $4. I be interested to hear what David is thinking about this one.Bought BAC at 4.30 today.
Anybody else like BAC?
I'm a noob on the market, but this is my thinking as well.eta--all my banking in-laws are telling me to sell BAC and buy Wells, especially the ones that work at BofAJust what I thought before. That the short sellers are trying their best to bury this thing. But if it does not die, I suspected it would bounce significantly from the bottom (but was scare trying to buy in and find that bottom). I agree 4.00 looks like the bottom. My guess is this hovers between 4.75 and 5.00 for a bit now. I think the company is in deep trouble (just like Citigroup), but I doubt the government lets either of these banks fail. When BAC was around 4.00, FAS was around 7.8. I KNEW this was a buy and am mad at myself for staying on the sidelines there. It was right around the time I needed to take my daughter to school and by the time I got back, BAC and FAS bounced already.I'm really wishing I bought this when it dropped below $4. I be interested to hear what David is thinking about this one.Bought BAC at 4.30 today.
Anybody else like BAC?
We are saying the same here. The company sucks. But I think that is factored in at these prices.I would like to think I was more than rear-viewing the bottom. I posted yesterday that I suspected this stock was nearing it's bottom and that once it found that bottom would likely bounce a great deal. I really was VERY CLOSE to get a few thousand shares today at 4.15. But at that time the curve was STRAIGHT DOWN. When the U turn happened, the volume was CRAZY HIGH. I think this was actually a pretty obvious day-trading opportunity to those watching this closely. Unfortunately I was not near my computer and missed the buy.Your last couple of points are what I was getting at. This is a horrible stock to own. There is nothing to like about either their acquisition of Merrill or Countrywide (both are huge dogs and drains on capital). The organization is a floundering mess.BUTIf you are good at predicting a bottom or good at predicting what the government will do, then by all means get in.Otherwise, I have no idea why anyone would buy this junk.Rearviewing missing a bottom seems like a poor mentality to me.![]()
Agree.My comment was only a comment and not pointing the finger at you or anyone.I would like to think I was more than rear-viewing the bottom.
lolHow much do you have GM? Cost?lollllzI assume it has to do with Crude being up 55 cents...What's caused it to jump? It's back up to a break-even for me at $2.65.GO DXO....GO!![]()
10K and I don't want to disclose my unit average cost....lolHow much do you have GM? Cost?lollllzI assume it has to do with Crude being up 55 cents...What's caused it to jump? It's back up to a break-even for me at $2.65.GO DXO....GO!![]()
(2.67) dizbizzelI figured it was a ton. GLGB10K and I don't want to disclose my unit average cost....lolHow much do you have GM? Cost?lollllzI assume it has to do with Crude being up 55 cents...What's caused it to jump? It's back up to a break-even for me at $2.65.GO DXO....GO!![]()
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These insiders have been buying shares of the financials since they were in the 40's and 30's and 20's and teens and high single digits. Frankly, whether or not insiders are buying doesn't mean #### anymore.Insiders buying shares too:
http://www.forbes.com/feeds/afx/2009/02/05/afx6014636.html
I think this tells you that the shorts will be leaving soon. This could be in for a decent pop actually in the after-market too
wow. Looks like sleeping in cost me a bit here. Unreal panic by the market there.I got in UCO at 9.12
I am with you on this one as well today. I have some USO and DBO through written puts. Using a small bit of cash I have to buy a few shares of UCO. If it doesn't pop it's something I'm willing to hold longer term as well.slept in a bit here. OIL is dirt cheap again.I added 4,000 shares of UCO at market price (not sure what that is this second, but looks to be around 9.36-9.40.
People should. It can't stay here. Yes the jobs report is horrible and is the hammer, but this all but locks in another OPEC cut too. I suspect China will be buying too. Plus now the Contango is deepening again which means people will possibly take a chance again with supertankers, etc. Huge buying opportunity here.OIL just opened the day at 18.15.....I assume everyone is going to be jumping all over this asap
Aaargh. Wells Fargo Trading account is screwing me here. They rejected the trade. By trading stocks the way I have been, my account has been put in some daytrading status and they scaled back my margin ability yesterday around mid-day. So despite being 100% cash and having nearly a quarter million dollars available to me, they are denying this trade because they have yet to get all the math done via their site (and because I made three moves with UCO yesterday). So it looks like I am the BIG loser here today because these prices are UNREAL good. But no way am I keeping my money in here with these rules set against my account. So I am going to take today off and hopefully all my money will be square by Monday or Tuesday. I should hopefully be back in the game with another trading company by the middle of next week. Everyone else, you should look to get into UCO, OIL today. DXO may go lowerslept in a bit here. OIL is dirt cheap again.I added 4,000 shares of UCO at market price (not sure what that is this second, but looks to be around 9.36-9.40.
They are still pretty good where they are at...use another acct?Aaargh. Wells Fargo Trading account is screwing me here. They rejected the trade. By trading stocks the way I have been, my account has been put in some daytrading status and they scaled back my margin ability yesterday around mid-day. So despite being 100% cash and having nearly a quarter million dollars available to me, they are denying this trade because they have yet to get all the math done via their site (and because I made three moves with UCO yesterday). So it looks like I am the BIG loser here today because these prices are UNREAL good. But no way am I keeping my money in here with these rules set against my account. So I am going to take today off and hopefully all my money will be square by Monday or Tuesday. I should hopefully be back in the game with another trading company by the middle of next week. Everyone else, you should look to get into UCO, OIL today. DXO may go lowerslept in a bit here. OIL is dirt cheap again.I added 4,000 shares of UCO at market price (not sure what that is this second, but looks to be around 9.36-9.40.
In fact, UCO is now it's lower than where you were trying to get in...They are still pretty good where they are at...use another acct?Aaargh. Wells Fargo Trading account is screwing me here. They rejected the trade. By trading stocks the way I have been, my account has been put in some daytrading status and they scaled back my margin ability yesterday around mid-day. So despite being 100% cash and having nearly a quarter million dollars available to me, they are denying this trade because they have yet to get all the math done via their site (and because I made three moves with UCO yesterday). So it looks like I am the BIG loser here today because these prices are UNREAL good. But no way am I keeping my money in here with these rules set against my account. So I am going to take today off and hopefully all my money will be square by Monday or Tuesday. I should hopefully be back in the game with another trading company by the middle of next week. Everyone else, you should look to get into UCO, OIL today. DXO may go lowerslept in a bit here. OIL is dirt cheap again.I added 4,000 shares of UCO at market price (not sure what that is this second, but looks to be around 9.36-9.40.
With the amount of trading you do...Interactive Brokers is the way to go.I think in general, crude is making one final low...then a run up to $65-$70 by late spring. Decent potential for an overall bear market rally too.Aaargh. Wells Fargo Trading account is screwing me here. They rejected the trade. By trading stocks the way I have been, my account has been put in some daytrading status and they scaled back my margin ability yesterday around mid-day. So despite being 100% cash and having nearly a quarter million dollars available to me, they are denying this trade because they have yet to get all the math done via their site (and because I made three moves with UCO yesterday). So it looks like I am the BIG loser here today because these prices are UNREAL good. But no way am I keeping my money in here with these rules set against my account. So I am going to take today off and hopefully all my money will be square by Monday or Tuesday. I should hopefully be back in the game with another trading company by the middle of next week. Everyone else, you should look to get into UCO, OIL today. DXO may go lowerslept in a bit here. OIL is dirt cheap again.I added 4,000 shares of UCO at market price (not sure what that is this second, but looks to be around 9.36-9.40.
It costs about $1.25-$1.40/barrel per month to hold oil on the Supertankers. If the March / April gap widens at all, I think you will see investors scooping up short term oil and storing it again to bank these profits. I think the outmonth prices seem about right. I think short term oil should be closer to $40.90 right now (trading at about 4% discount). Since UCO is double leverage, I think it's trading at about an 8% discount.Here is what future oil contracts (per barrel) looks like right now:
March - 39.28
April - 44.52
May - 47.28
June - 48.96
July - 50.30
The gap between March and April is ridiculous in my opinion. I can't say this LOUD enough. If I were you I would get into UCO at these prices (52 week lows). Any news at all will first impact short-term oil. This has 8-10% gain written all over it before next Wednesday.
UCO (short term - March)
USO (mid term - March/April)
OIL (Brent/UK crude - midterm - March/April)
DXO (longterm - July)
Interesting that SLV is advancing today while the golds are struggling....Might be adding some more SLV soon.Anyone else buying SLV?
LOL...it is addicting!Damn it, Dave....you're a drug dealer.500 UCO @ 9.30
Damn it, Dave....you're a drug dealer.500 UCO @ 9.30
300 @ 9.28Silver has crushed gold over the past few weeks. I've watched the gold/silver ratio go from 75.xx to 69.xx. Do you know what the traditional ratio is?Interesting that SLV is advancing today while the golds are struggling....Might be adding some more SLV soon.Anyone else buying SLV?
Not without looking, but I've been waiting for it to regress to something far less than what's its been over the last 5+ years. When gold hit 800 in 1980, wasn't silver around 50? I'm pretty sure it was....I've been watching sliver for a while and finally jumped in a couple weeks ago. Other than buying a pillow case full of silver coins to stash in a foot locker, seems like SLV is the best play here.Silver has crushed gold over the past few weeks. I've watched the gold/silver ratio go from 75.xx to 69.xx. Do you know what the traditional ratio is?Interesting that SLV is advancing today while the golds are struggling....Might be adding some more SLV soon.Anyone else buying SLV?
I've also considered SLV but haven't played it at all yet.Not without looking, but I've been waiting for it to regress to something far less than what's its been over the last 5+ years. When gold hit 800 in 1980, wasn't silver around 50? I'm pretty sure it was....I've been watching sliver for a while and finally jumped in. Other than buying a pillow case full of silver coins to stash in a foot locker, seems like SLV is the best play here.Silver has crushed gold over the past few weeks. I've watched the gold/silver ratio go from 75.xx to 69.xx. Do you know what the traditional ratio is?Interesting that SLV is advancing today while the golds are struggling....Might be adding some more SLV soon.Anyone else buying SLV?
$50 silver was from the Hunt Brothers. It was a bubble created by them. So I don't think I'd hold out for a 16. Never the less I wish I had bought some SLV.linkNot without looking, but I've been waiting for it to regress to something far less than what's its been over the last 5+ years. When gold hit 800 in 1980, wasn't silver around 50? I'm pretty sure it was....I've been watching sliver for a while and finally jumped in a couple weeks ago. Other than buying a pillow case full of silver coins to stash in a foot locker, seems like SLV is the best play here.Silver has crushed gold over the past few weeks. I've watched the gold/silver ratio go from 75.xx to 69.xx. Do you know what the traditional ratio is?Interesting that SLV is advancing today while the golds are struggling....Might be adding some more SLV soon.Anyone else buying SLV?
Way to turn the market, Kee!In 5K UCO @9.30:sheep:
