Monday, June 22, 2009

Aftermath-Over All if you read us you should have side stepped this one


Nobody seemed play the Sunday trades but they were profitable if you traded out. Even though  both legs were fromthe buy  side. After watching Oil break down to 68.3 at 5 AM and back up to  68.75 I told you  directly in emails to sell rallies that I was bearish in stanceand 
offered the first place to buy 66.25 It got down only to 66.68 but the only time I am more bearish is when I tell you to hit the bid and give a morning entry on the sell side at the current price. What I gave you should have been good enough. Plus on Friday I told you guys to protect your accounts for up to a 10 percent correction. Now I know it is not that easy to get out and my position is like a battleship it took most of the morning Friday to make sure each and every stock I owned has a call sold with premium equal to 10 percent  of the value of the underlying taken in. And even after doing that which I considered at least defensive on my part I had to short crude to be in a position to buy anything when the carnage was at its worst. 

I have to admit I never believed I would see Rimm back in the 60's but I bought 80 puts in June and lost my stock just in time it seems. I am now long once again at 68. I will scale down as a buyer everyone is talking Major correction now. I will definitely react to th world bank next time I mean the news was out at like 8 o'clock lat night I could have sold oil much higher had I not underestimated its impact. They are gonna call for a major pullback now but I highly doubt people are seeing this clearly. Joblessness is easing housing starts are better german confidence is better but the technicals look very ugly here











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