rhino: Financial prediction for the fourth quarter

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"Creator is a judicial creator. It was a man who gave away his liberty. So it had to be a man who would legally take that liberty and authority back. So Creator created another man (let's call him second man) who did exactly that." D.W.B.

But I am right at a break even point today ...

Equal parts SKF and DGP ....

I am going to stick it out through the first quarter ...

The earnings reports are not going to be good ...

Helicopter Ben is pulling out liquidity ...

We still have a real chance of severe volitility ...

I think I am going to slowly add a long position to the volitility index ...

And as a hedge ...

I am going to hold onto GE which I added at $8.50.

Utility stocks are giving away a huge div. right now ...

That is a recipe to buy on the dips.

Tech is a complete mess ...

If you want a long term play ...

AMD is bound to benefit from a broken Intel.

And for a lottery ticket ...

Check out the inter trade price for RP becoming our next Pres.

WAHOR!!
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SKF is getting close to $200. It's over $25 today.

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it's hard to be awake; it's easier to dream--

are, quite literally, the HARD-working "poor"?

hm?

Any brilliant ideas beyond what those of us who have survived to this point have HAD to do (garden, eat simply, not buy things, live in small houses, etc.)

I am looking around me from a working poor perspective and am seeing a lot of scary things:

many of our working poor friends are having hours cut drastically (including us; the one of us who works 'full-time' does not work full-time anymore, but still works at other things; the one of us who does not work full time works VERY hard on all the other things; not all of the working poor, including us, get any kind of government help; we have not ever!)--

--professionals with high income with whom we sometimes rub shoulders (which is rare) are letting those around them know that things are NOT good in their professions; one harried medical professional in our church community recently told a group of people near whom one of us was standing, "we are struggling; we are really struggling; our patient loads are WAY down!"--

another professional confided that a dental practice was struggling--

so, um--

it looks like those of us who have always had less will have even MORE of the less?

isn't it always the poor who suffer the most; we have less to lose, but when we lose it we have nothing--

Yesterday, I was in the black on my SKF position. Today I'm back to a sizeable loss. I believe that most banks and financial institutions are insolvent, but when you can get free money from the government, that is a huge advantage. Also, all of the new money being created seems to be going Indiscriminately into stocks, bonds and commodities. Or did we just mis-calculate the timing of the crash. Is it still a few months out. It's hard to believe that in the week that CIT files for bankruptcy and we get another half million+ unemployed that we have this huge stock market rally.
 
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Any predictions on when SRS will skyrocket?

Could be a black Monday on Monday.

I give it a 25% chance.

I hope you all have listened to my input.

I wish you nothing but success.

WAHOR!!
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For those who know more about these things than I do: is there any sort of time decay on leveraged etf's? I was reading a few posts on the google finance forums and somebody was trying to explain how leveraged etf's such as SKF or any of the ultrashorts (DXD, SDS etc.) leak value over time. Just curious if this is true or if anyone knows anything about it.

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