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No daily post.... apologies.
Winning at Zen, since March of 2007.
No daily post.... apologies.
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8:57 PM
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Dehtrader, $1164 on 3600 shares traded.
Sanglucci, $556 on 51,600 shares traded.
Me, $513 on 7600 shares traded.
OBAT, $206 on 11,400 shares traded.
Wincity, $41 on 400 shares traded.
Retardo, no trades.
Volume is really screeching to a halt ahead of the FED meeting tomorrow. We traded about 1.5 billion shares today and the VIX fell. In other words, it was a potentially slow day for traders.
However, I'm not complaining about the volume and the VO did well. There were lots of opportunities in the coal stocks and in the financials. Honestly though, after not sleeping and then waking early to surf, I was in no shape to trade actively.
My brain felt like mush. Besides, I had an blog war to wage.
Who knows what happens tomorrow. I still think the cut last week was to support the plummeting market. That was a mistake. Whether "Ben The Beard" admits that mistake by not cutting tomorrow is the question.
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Dinosaur Trader
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4:09 PM
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Labels: stock trading in general, virtual office
I'm just saying.
I'm going to open a new label on my blog for when I say nice things about CNBC. Just to keep it "fair and balanced" around here.
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Dinosaur Trader
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2:58 PM
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Looks like stock market bloggers everywhere are trying to attack me.
First there was this.
Then this. And a little bit of that (notice the url).
And now finally this.
They only make me stronger.
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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12:14 PM
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Labels: movie scenes, stock market blogs
Today, Mr. Kneale claimed that we are neither in a Bull market or a Bear market, but rather, a "Gazelle's market."
Clever.
He says everyone is scaring everyone else... like gazelles.
According to Mr. Kneale, 62% of Americans think we're heading into a recession. Why do so many think we're heading into a recession? Because the media keeps telling them so.
Really? It's that simple? Was the media responsible for all past recessions as well? Or does the economic cycle have anything to do with it at all?
I think so many Americans think we're heading into a recession because they know their dollars buy less, their houses are declining in value and in many cases, they're not even able to sell their houses because buyers can't get credit.
Meanwhile, gasoline, energy and food costs are skyrocketing.
I don't think people are such lemmings to listen exactly to what the media says anymore. In any case, I hope they're not.
Let's never forget what happened the last time we listened, without criticism, to the media...
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Dinosaur Trader
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11:45 AM
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Labels: CNBC stupidity, media criticism
I don't normally respond to skaters/stoners, but because Danny got all high and mighty on me yesterday, I figured a response was in order.
Regarding the now famous "Dennis Kneal Idiot Controversy," Danny wrote the following as his argument why Mr. Kneale didn't read my blog, but rather his blog.
Clearly, Danny feels he's the rockstar over at IBC... "our traffic," HAHAHA!I’m not giving DT credit because I never saw that post and it didn’t influence mine at all, so he doesn’t deserve it from me.
DT’s post was about how Buchanan tore kneale a new one…compared to me, who sacked up, and tore kneale a new one myself.
Although the same picture and topic of discussion is a coincidence. FWIW, image search dennis kneale and you’ll find neither of us scoured hard for that asinine picture of him.
I think he was calling out my post because our traffic trounces his…I am willing to entertain that someone on the street reads the fly who linked me. No offense to DT, but I doubt his note caught the attention of wall st. pundits.


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Dinosaur Trader
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10:35 AM
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Labels: humor, peanut gallery, stock market blogs
I received the following in my bulk folder this morning...
His courage, he fixed an arrow in his bow.' lord very soon.
. . . I heard from the nurse attendant gave of the figure
they had seen made it seem me sae! But i s' hae a grip o'
'im yet, or my like that. And two whatyoucall 'em paternity
cases, it was here the council, solicited by thomas morris,
of its citizens, and died soon after he went away. Kansas,
pp. 352, illustration: james h. Lane. Crichton. Certainly
not, my lady. The utmost i martins last email. It was short,
saying that.
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Dinosaur Trader
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6:07 AM
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Time: 6:03
Mood: Frustrated
Note: 2 nights in a row without any sleep. However, I expect my mood to improve as I'm headed to the beach to go surfing (in the 40 degree water... ouch). Hopefully, I'm back by the open.
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Dinosaur Trader
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6:03 AM
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Or Danny's? We'll probably never know...
However, not only was my post up 6 hours before, but I also have a history of calling Mr. Kneale an idiot.
For example, a simple search on Google yields this.
Oh, and in the comment section of my post, I even asked Mr. Kneale to respond on air to my post.
So while it's true the traffic numbers at IBC are a multiple of mine, I'd argue that it's probable he found himself here. In fact, after watching the clip again, it seems obvious.
If so, welcome Mr. Kneale. Thanks for reading. Of course, you're welcome to weekend blog here to defend your honor.
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Dinosaur Trader
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8:20 PM
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Labels: CNBC stupidity, stock market humor
Denarii, $67 on 2200 shares traded.
Wincity, no trades.
Sanglucci, -$126 on 20,400 shares traded.
OBAT, -$329 on 17,600 shares traded.
Me, -$340 on 20,600 shares traded.
Dehtrader, -$1474 on 3360 shares traded.
Sanglucci summed it up... "What a shitty day!"
I'll have to elaborate more later... need to head out for a bit.
NOTE: No Daily Post tonight... I got home too late to want to analyze much. Meanwhile, I'm surfing early which means I need to do all my research for tomorrow, tonight.
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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4:06 PM
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The trekkie/emo/buddhist/perverts over at Move the Markets zinged me.
I'll be placing a call to "Secatogue Henry" soon enough...
Ripening...
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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2:17 PM
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Fun for you conspiracy theorists... seriously though... I watched the debate and that whisper was very loud and audible.
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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10:57 AM
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Labels: media criticism, politics
"Bernanke has been criticized so much, maybe wrongfully, but if they do nothing and there's a 300 point sell off, the thunder will be heard forever."
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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9:27 AM
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Pat Buchanan, a man I rarely agree with, just eviscerated this idiot on CNBC who, like Larry Kudlow, claims that "we're talking ourselves into a recession."
He told Pat Buchanan to stop worrying about the economy and "sell the hope."
No, I'm not making that up.
Go buy stuff you stupid lemmings, forget that your dollars are worthless, just keep tossing them at shit you don't really need so we can continue to fund our wars.
Fuck these idiots.
Okay, now back to positive thinking...
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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8:25 AM
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Labels: CNBC stupidity, people to hate, soapbox
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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7:21 AM
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Time: 7:06
Mood: Rushed
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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7:06 AM
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Congrats to Ragin on "gettin' tabbed!"
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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11:19 PM
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Labels: humor, stock market blogs
We'll be seeing this in a couple of weeks... extremely interesting topic for you parents or parents-to-be.
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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8:35 PM
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Labels: movie trailers, politics
I thought a song was in order...
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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8:29 PM
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It's a 17 minute speech. If you can't watch the full thing, you can start it from the 4 minute, 10 minute, or 13 minute marks. If you really have no time at all, at least watch the last minute and a half or so...
Posted by
Dinosaur Trader
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10:34 PM
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Labels: barack obama, politics