Treasury Time

Not surprising but worth noting, TLT is showing up on my list of rising products with large short positions, coinciding with the Bullidex making fresh lows as the markets continue to weaken. Stay liquid.


S&P 500: Look Out Below!

View Post Bullidex for May 5 20012 Hey folks, I haven’t been on the box for quite some time, but I just wanted to make a small observation about the US markets. It looks like the ride up the ol’ S&P 500 is coming to an end as the Bullidex is now trading below a…


Comic for September 10, 2011

Dilbert Daily Strip via Comic for September 10, 2011.


Jewbook


Rising Prices $DJP

You think $4 gas is a problem? Wait till it’s $5.50 and you’re stuck at a gross gas station that charges $5 to use a credit card. You’ll impatiently wait in an unfordable expensive cotton t-shirt and curse the hipster in front of you who is smoking a $20 pack of cigs as he fills her hybrid vehicle. No…


Inflation Outlook $TIP

There are no signs of deflationary hysteria  as inflation protected papers continue to strangle comparable 7-10 yr. notes.  The long legged pimp daddy in the White House says we’re defending our “interests and values” abroad, but it won’t be cheap.  Gas prices continue to climb, undoubtedly a plot by the Bavarian Illuminati to destabilize my beach parties.  Unfortunately the April/May…


Simple…

Setting up my own website and email is turning out to be easier than I expected. Unfortunately, creating content is not, but expect regular updates as I undress my virtual avatar for the leering trolls on the interwebs.


Blogging from my android

New doors are opening…


New High Short Squeeze ($PCLN)

Priceline.com has been a winner since breaking past 119 on July 20th, subsequently rising 25% in less than a month. As a stock making new highs with a large percentage of the stock short, the squeeze has been a thing of beauty as PCLN flies past 2008 levels. Trading in an uptrend above a rising…


Quote Corner

There is no tool to change human nature… people are prone to recurring bouts of optimism and pessimism that manifest themselves from time to time in the buildup or cessation of speculative excesses. -Alan Greenspan (Fed Chairman 1987-2006, July 18, 2001 monetary policy report to the Congress)