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Thursday, February 19
Tone went from bad to very bad this afternoon. Stopped out of PIXR for a loss, but ELN was profitable, even the second half I sold at the close. Have to think a bit more about how I manage the positions when the broad market so clearly shifts. See you tomorrow! Posted at 9:07 PM, GMT
Again, I come back to find the tone has gone bad. I'm selling half the ELN here (13.62) and carrying the rest at a breakeven stop. PIXR is a little trickier... I'm raising the stop to 68.25. Posted at 6:41 PM, GMT
Not sure if either of these puppies will run... depends in part on the broad market tailwinds staying in place. I'm taking off, see you later. Posted at 3:50 PM, GMT
Tightening to 12.94 p-stop in ELN. Posted at 3:36 PM, GMT
P-stop 12.84 ELN (long). Posted at 3:23 PM, GMT
David Chapman makes the case for owning precious metals. Don't listen to it if you want to remain cheerful. (David, it's "correlated," not "corriolated.") Posted at 3:20 PM, GMT
P-stop 67.99 PIXR (long small) Posted at 3:15 PM, GMT
PIXR is going batshit; I'll keep an eye on it. Broad tone is good. Posted at 2:55 PM, GMT
I find the results of the "Survey on American Attitudes towards Chinese Americans and Asian Americans" a bit startling.
"24% of Americans would not approve of inter-marriage with an Asian American. This number is lower than that compared to
an African American (34%), but higher than a Hispanic (21%) and a Jew (16%)."
Posted at 2:15 PM, GMT
Eyes on ADCT, AMAT, CIEN, CRDM, NXTL, OVTI.... Posted at 2:01 PM, GMT
Vanguard urges you not to be a fool, fool.
Vanguard Brokerage Services does not encourage "day trading." The high transaction costs and risk associated with this
type of strategy may cause a substantial, if not total loss of your investment. If you engage in day trading, you do
so at your own risk. VBS reserves the right to revoke your trading privileges at any time.
I'd add that anyone who pays a $50 minimum commission on a round-trip trade, which is what it would cost trading through VBS, is out of his mind. Posted at 12:39 PM, GMT
April Austin asks, "Where are the Chinese-speakers of the future?"
Like Arabic, Chinese is a critical language, and without an emerging generation of Chinese speakers, the US faces
growing holes in intelligence gathering, trade relations, and cultural understanding ... Americans seem to need
a crisis to jog their interest in languages, whether it's the launch of Sputnik in 1957, or the attack on the
World Trade Center in 2001."
I'm glad that I chose to study Chinese instead of Arabic; if I were fluent in Arabic, I would definitely be in Iraq right now. Posted at 12:26 PM, GMT
(Please Read the Disclaimer) (Give a Gift in Thanks)
![]() Millenium Pharmaceuticals (MLNM), Daily Chart Posted at 9:00 AM, GMT
Gold is having some trouble at the usual retracement level. (Members of the Chairman's Circle shorted a gold stock yesterday for a short-term trade.) Long-term trend followers are holding tight from $338. Remember that the US Dollar is in the driver's seat when it comes to the direction of gold. As long as we remain short the dollar, we'll remain long gold.
![]() Gold futures (GC), Daily Chart Posted at 8:09 AM, GMT
On gay marriage and punctuation: "That semicolon is a big deal," said San Francisco Superior Court Judge James Warren. Posted at 7:53 AM, GMT
June 8th is the street date for Six Feet Under - The Complete 2nd Season Posted at 7:49 AM, GMT
Judge upholds $19.7 million copyright award to Lowry's Reports Inc.
"Lowry's sued Legg Mason in 2001 for infringing its copyright and breach of contract. The publisher claimed it would have made
$6.8 million if every broker in the firm had subscribed. A federal district court jury ruled against Legg Mason in July and
awarded Lowry's $19.7 million for breach of contract and copyright violations ... copyright laws do not limit the amount
juries can award, and Congress amended the Copyright Act in 1999 to encourage harsher penalties for violators as a deterrent."
Posted at 7:34 AM, GMT
Sergey Brin of Google talks about advertising and newspapers. (Isn't Brin smart enough to avoid using a phrase like "monetization solution"?) Posted at 7:27 AM, GMT
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