Life Style with Trades, Stocks, Long, Short Stocks
Day In… Day out… Week In Week out… Stocks are considerably profitable more on the short positions than long, Because in an average week, you will have one lucky day out of 5 business days for your stock to go up (if you really buy it on low position) and its guaranteed rest of the 4 days it will go down.
Not sure what happened to trends of how the business performs or how well the company is established more even the passion for the company you hold your stake on.
Its now, simply panic, fear, happily bail out, panic, fear…. I have seen more of the NYSE brokers hands on their head with their head down…
The so called investment companies at this point risk and enjoy the fear left and right from a average person’s hard earned savings. The real fun was when Google reported a high profit on Q3 and still their stocks were traded in the margin of $310 – $330 on the so called “Panic, fear and Housing bubble”, come on… wall st. smarts give us a break, enough of your pollution, companies may stop going IPO, considering the “fear you create like waves of no control”.
I think people to should remove all their money from any investment companies and start their own business and go to age old trading technique of product to product, I give you apples, you give me oranges, why do we need a broker who has no idea of either of the products?
At one point, we can dump the automobiles if we have to, why do we need it, if we cannot afford to buy the fuel and even if we buy, we are entitled to pollute the earth.
May be a life in the village which has no clue of any so called scientific advancements is much better than a competition under the roof of fear & panic.
$700 Billion Bailout?
I really don’t understand few things:
1. Wall St. is the one of the most brilliants land and when it makes money and on its peak, Is there any single benefit to the tax payer?
2. Is there is a single entity in this entire Wall St. ever stepped up to share the profits for a main st. cause?
3. Scaring people that as if the entire country is going to go down is really not scary. Its just the housing market, may be the dollar value to an extend and ofcourse lot of greed and stupid banks and investment companies.
4. Whats wrong if these banks fail? People will have fewer to choose. People can live with it
5. Bottom Line: What about the ordinary man?
Simply, why should the taxpayer money to be used now to bailout these brilliant greeds? Do they deserve this?
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