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Watch for the pop in financials tomorrow. Buffet sneezed and spew $5B onto Goldman about an hour ago. Loaded up on GS ($126.50), MS ($29), and WB ($15.12) after-hours, stopping out at $115, $27, and $14.75 respectively.

Looking for another 20% collectively again before the close.

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with all these profits i think i'm gonna fix up the c70 and sell it....

i wish i hadn't been such a pussy on thursday though lol

also i hear gold/silver might be a good investment... they are dropping but should go back to normal pretty soon... hell i saw a silver mining company go up 87% from like 1.7 to $3.3 just yesterday

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lesons in investments by Joe

/takes notes

Hey, now...I never claimed to be a preffesional. I just properly place my bets. :)

Case and point: today. I thought we were bound to see a solid rally. Didn't happen. You can't be on the right side of the trade every time.

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so whats up with wachovia j0e? how do they fit into this whole bailout thing?

I can say with confidence that WB will have a solid run up once this bill passes (and it will). Their mortgage-exposure is quite a bit higher than most other names in the sector and they have been beat down hard since I sold it at $24 last week, so I expect it to be one of the first names off to the races. We can easily see $20 by next Friday, and that's being conservative. Tomorrow, however, will be a rough day for financials, so I'll be looking at entry-points for FRE, WB, BAC, and even WM as purely a speculative play. We could see a 50-60% pop in WM intra-day with a massive short-covering.

As of this second, I'm sitting on 100% cash as I would recommend anyone to do before the market's closed if you enjoy sleep. :)

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I just properly place my bets. :)

This isn't a personal attack, but isn't this the reason that all this happened in the first place?

Massive speculation, day trading, short selling, mortgage securities ... this is all gambling ... not investing.

I don't know if it was this thread or another, but Pras blamed Bush and everyone scoffed. Hasn't his administation been responsible for the largest deregulation of the financial sector in a long, long time?

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This isn't a personal attack, but isn't this the reason that all this happened in the first place?

Massive speculation, day trading, short selling, mortgage securities ... this is all gambling ... not investing.

I don't know if it was this thread or another, but Pras blamed Bush and everyone scoffed. Hasn't his administation been responsible for the largest deregulation of the financial sector in a long, long time?

no Clinton

his actions and policies if anything hurt us the most now... 8 to 10 years down the road.

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