Monday, April 16, 2012
What's Going On?
AAPL seems to be the only stock really hurting right now. Makes you think about what Bill O'Neil says about leaders and laggards..
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Start Getting Ready
If you know what to short, good for you. If not, CTSH might be a good long buy. I got out of XOM in time, but looking to get back - XOM's a retirement fund:)
Monday, September 06, 2010
Why You Should Not Buy the Samsung EPIC 4G Phone from Sprint
1) After searching, I could not find a way to capture Audio. With my Moto W490, it was 2 menus and about 5 button presses in all, and I thought THAT one was a crappy phone
2) I don't know how to terminate an application. There doesn't seem to be a way.
3) This whole idea of a gmail phone is a bit risky. On gmail, you enter a strong password each time. But, with your phone, once you've set your account up, anyone can get into your gmail if they know the 4 digit pin to unlock your phone. Nuts!
4) You send 2 emails each time you send one from your phone. Go figure. Obviously the geniuses at Google don't work in the marketing department.
5) I could not find a way to use the "Call phone" feature that gmail has. Obviously, the geniuses at Google don't work in the marketing department. If the phone is being marketed as a gmail phone or a google phone, you'd expect them to delight the customer with this thing up and ready. Go figure.
6) I cannot select text (like a phone number) in the Email application or the gmail app.
7) When using the gmail app, you don't get email address completion - which is ridiculous - on the PC, if you're using gmail, that's one of the best things about it. WTF? Really? WTF are they trying to prove to the world?
8) In the mail application, the delete button doesn't delete the email. Go figure. Should you make your stuff intuitively easy to use or what?
9) Sprint cannot import your contacts from your SIM card you used with an older phone.
10) After umpteen attempts, this phone has failed to pair with my Plantronics 233 bluetooth headset. With my Moto W490, it takes about 5 seconds. Also, the EPIC SPH-D700 doesn't find my Moto when looking for devices. It looks like it can only pair with Sprint devices. WTF?
11) It's not clear how to sign out of the email. I've got gmail and Email running and now, each one has an orgasm when a new email arrives.
12) With the gmail app, you can't zoom in. You can with the Email app though.
13) The phone is delivered to you (if you're as unlucky as me) with the USB Debugging enabled. Somehow, this doesn't prevent Linux from accessing the SD card. But, Windows has no clue what to do unless you put on your geek had and go into Notifications and turn USB Debugging off, so that, next time you plug in the cable, you can select the Mass Storage option.
14) There is no way to rightclick. With the advanced technology available, you'd expect they'd have figured out a way (like Apple) to use multitouch to implement this, but no. In fact, it seems like multitouch only applies to zooming.
15) Blogspot does not work cleanly. I could not tap in the post area and start entering text. It was terrible.
Go iPhone guys! Go iPhone!
2) I don't know how to terminate an application. There doesn't seem to be a way.
3) This whole idea of a gmail phone is a bit risky. On gmail, you enter a strong password each time. But, with your phone, once you've set your account up, anyone can get into your gmail if they know the 4 digit pin to unlock your phone. Nuts!
4) You send 2 emails each time you send one from your phone. Go figure. Obviously the geniuses at Google don't work in the marketing department.
5) I could not find a way to use the "Call phone" feature that gmail has. Obviously, the geniuses at Google don't work in the marketing department. If the phone is being marketed as a gmail phone or a google phone, you'd expect them to delight the customer with this thing up and ready. Go figure.
6) I cannot select text (like a phone number) in the Email application or the gmail app.
7) When using the gmail app, you don't get email address completion - which is ridiculous - on the PC, if you're using gmail, that's one of the best things about it. WTF? Really? WTF are they trying to prove to the world?
8) In the mail application, the delete button doesn't delete the email. Go figure. Should you make your stuff intuitively easy to use or what?
9) Sprint cannot import your contacts from your SIM card you used with an older phone.
10) After umpteen attempts, this phone has failed to pair with my Plantronics 233 bluetooth headset. With my Moto W490, it takes about 5 seconds. Also, the EPIC SPH-D700 doesn't find my Moto when looking for devices. It looks like it can only pair with Sprint devices. WTF?
11) It's not clear how to sign out of the email. I've got gmail and Email running and now, each one has an orgasm when a new email arrives.
12) With the gmail app, you can't zoom in. You can with the Email app though.
13) The phone is delivered to you (if you're as unlucky as me) with the USB Debugging enabled. Somehow, this doesn't prevent Linux from accessing the SD card. But, Windows has no clue what to do unless you put on your geek had and go into Notifications and turn USB Debugging off, so that, next time you plug in the cable, you can select the Mass Storage option.
14) There is no way to rightclick. With the advanced technology available, you'd expect they'd have figured out a way (like Apple) to use multitouch to implement this, but no. In fact, it seems like multitouch only applies to zooming.
15) Blogspot does not work cleanly. I could not tap in the post area and start entering text. It was terrible.
Go iPhone guys! Go iPhone!
Sunday, January 03, 2010
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Up and Down and Up and Down
There's both strong support and strong resistance, but I think there's a strong overall upward bias. What I can tell you is that there's money to be made in the market trading. I just wish I was smart enough to be able to do it.
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Anatomy
Small upside, massive downside, that's my experience in the market. Why? Because I'm a dumb trader. Consider :
I enter the bearish position at the X. Why? I've already forgotten (inability to learn from mistakes). I recall having a chance to get out of the trade within 5 minutes with a small profit. I pass. Then, at the ? mark, I have another change for a small profit and pass again - thinking the upside is now huge as the chart looks very bearish. Then, you can see a huge rally - which took my losses into the $100+ region. I decide it's pointless to get out now because it would amount to buying the top. Plus, it looks like a climax top. I end up holding this position overnight. As you'll see, I eventually did get out a nominal profit. This gives you an idea of how crappy a trader I am.
I enter the bearish position at the X. Why? I've already forgotten (inability to learn from mistakes). I recall having a chance to get out of the trade within 5 minutes with a small profit. I pass. Then, at the ? mark, I have another change for a small profit and pass again - thinking the upside is now huge as the chart looks very bearish. Then, you can see a huge rally - which took my losses into the $100+ region. I decide it's pointless to get out now because it would amount to buying the top. Plus, it looks like a climax top. I end up holding this position overnight. As you'll see, I eventually did get out a nominal profit. This gives you an idea of how crappy a trader I am.
Saturday, April 25, 2009
ETFs, not Stocks for Your Covered Calls
That's the tip of the day from Mr. SR who makes a tonne of cash in the market every day. When you buy ETFs, the volatility is much lower, so you're safer.
My information from the morning is that people think we're at the start of a new bull run. Hmmm... I think we will see more upside because there's some catching up to do to the 200 day MA's but after that, we'll definitely retrace atleast to the old lows.
Will we ever see 5.87 on GE again? SR - No. Me - don't be so sure. When a stock like that tanks, how do you know what the support is? We know what resistance is, but a support hasn't been established yet. We're probably going into a sideways market for a few months. But, in time, you'll see another downtrend and we'll test the support level.
I can only kick myself when I pull charts up - RFMD - sold at 0.75!
My information from the morning is that people think we're at the start of a new bull run. Hmmm... I think we will see more upside because there's some catching up to do to the 200 day MA's but after that, we'll definitely retrace atleast to the old lows.
Will we ever see 5.87 on GE again? SR - No. Me - don't be so sure. When a stock like that tanks, how do you know what the support is? We know what resistance is, but a support hasn't been established yet. We're probably going into a sideways market for a few months. But, in time, you'll see another downtrend and we'll test the support level.
I can only kick myself when I pull charts up - RFMD - sold at 0.75!
Monday, March 02, 2009
Flying Colours
Well, you can't ask for more. The market delivered today. But it has some way to go. I was happy with 69XX, but 67XX was a bonus. Now, how long must we wait for the near-term bottom? If you play your cards right, you can take a 15% gain (or double with margin) on your money if you call the bottom right. 6000 can go to 7000 in a sucker rally the way 7500 went to 9000 before the new downtrend started. Watch for it.
You DOW the Math
The all time high on the DOW was 14015.
Once it established a downtrend, it sank down to 12796. After a rally, it headed south again, rebounding off 11635 - down 9%.
Then, it established a support at 11732 before putting together another rebound. Once that gave in, the new low was 10828 - 7.7% off the previous support.
Then, without setting a new support level, it rallied a bit and then collapsed all the way down to 7883 - 27.2% off the previous low!!
Then, it set a new support level of 7449 before launching another rally. Considering we're already down 8%, and have taken out crucial support levels from 10 years ago, we're probably looking at a 20% drop from 7449. So 6k it is. Childishly simple.
Once it established a downtrend, it sank down to 12796. After a rally, it headed south again, rebounding off 11635 - down 9%.
Then, it established a support at 11732 before putting together another rebound. Once that gave in, the new low was 10828 - 7.7% off the previous support.
Then, without setting a new support level, it rallied a bit and then collapsed all the way down to 7883 - 27.2% off the previous low!!
Then, it set a new support level of 7449 before launching another rally. Considering we're already down 8%, and have taken out crucial support levels from 10 years ago, we're probably looking at a 20% drop from 7449. So 6k it is. Childishly simple.
That's More Like It
Another sacred day. But, what's this about the US T-Note bubble? I know one guy who made a bomb buying puts on oil has shorted the US T-Note. But, did you also know that looking at the price trend of the T-Note is very hard? Try it and let me know.
What should you buy? MGEE - utility company, that, I believe, serves mostly residents in Wisconsin. See how well the support has held up. You can't go wrong here. Or so I think. Have I? Not yet.
But we still have a ways to go. We need BRK-A to crack 50k and BRK-B to crack 2k. That's just the beginning for the buying to start again.
6971 was the 1997 low that people were eyeing. We've achieved that. Next is 6356. Let's hope we don't have to wait too long. That's it for 97. 96 has 6236 waiting in the wings. Why do I want to go low? Because things have to get worse before they get better and it's better that we get the worst out of the way instead of dragging things out.
What should you buy? MGEE - utility company, that, I believe, serves mostly residents in Wisconsin. See how well the support has held up. You can't go wrong here. Or so I think. Have I? Not yet.
But we still have a ways to go. We need BRK-A to crack 50k and BRK-B to crack 2k. That's just the beginning for the buying to start again.
6971 was the 1997 low that people were eyeing. We've achieved that. Next is 6356. Let's hope we don't have to wait too long. That's it for 97. 96 has 6236 waiting in the wings. Why do I want to go low? Because things have to get worse before they get better and it's better that we get the worst out of the way instead of dragging things out.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Still Disappointing
After looking at today's market action, my response is, come on, you can do better! We need to break into the 6000's, sooner the better. What people don't realize is that we need for the worst to be over sooner rather than later. Let's sell off really hard right now, then we can all get back in with the confidence that our investment will grow, and all will be well.
Only AMGN and XOM are doing anything worthwhile. Does MSFT have the potential to dip below $100b market cap? Hmm...
Only AMGN and XOM are doing anything worthwhile. Does MSFT have the potential to dip below $100b market cap? Hmm...
Friday, February 20, 2009
One Depression Per Century
A house divided against itself cannot stand. Neither can one that spends more than it earns. I've heard the sentence "this is the day that the Lord hath made" long ago. Today is a sacred day, probably the dawn of a new realization that, perhaps, we are going to enter another depression era. Maybe there will be a new rabble-rouser who will find a class of scapegoats, and maybe in the nation with the world's most powerful military. Perhaps this dictator will reason that his nation needs vast open spaces for new inhabitation - lebensraum. Maybe there will be a coalition of other nations that will arise to defeat him. And then, another economic miracle. Who knows for sure? Maybe the most important thing is to establish a population on Mars so that, in the event of a nuclear holocaust on earth, we're not all wiped out. A new space race, that's what we need for a new economic miracle. Ja?
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
100% Cash
Not entirely 100% because I have literally a couple here and there, but I'm pretty much out, ready to sit this one out. Now, a smarter risk taker would short the right ones. But that's not me. Unfortunately. Finally, after a big down day, IBD says move to cash. What's the use of being a pro outfit if you can't tell your customers ahead of time?
I admire RBS who told their customers to move to cash last year. Sure, they're worthless now, but atleast they put their customers' interests first.
I admire RBS who told their customers to move to cash last year. Sure, they're worthless now, but atleast they put their customers' interests first.
When BRK-A Doesn't Work
Did you watch the CNN Money interview with the author of Dr. Mr. B? You see Buffet flanked by huge burly minders whispering into their comm gadgets. So much for the image of a grandfatherly old sort who only invests in stuff he understands. And, people pay $100k and upto 2m to have lunch with him, bidding on Ebay.
Can BRK-A get to 74k again? You bet. Where will it settle? Considering nothing is immune to a depression, I think it should shed 80% of its peak value just like everything else. We know that BRK is a laggard, not a leader. So it'll be slower to decline than other tickers, but it'll get to about 30k eventually before people will buy again at the start of the next uptrend. Is it worth more? That's a pointless question. What something is worth is based on which way its value is going to move. And value is based on what people are going to pay for it in the future.
Can BRK-A get to 74k again? You bet. Where will it settle? Considering nothing is immune to a depression, I think it should shed 80% of its peak value just like everything else. We know that BRK is a laggard, not a leader. So it'll be slower to decline than other tickers, but it'll get to about 30k eventually before people will buy again at the start of the next uptrend. Is it worth more? That's a pointless question. What something is worth is based on which way its value is going to move. And value is based on what people are going to pay for it in the future.
Saturday, January 03, 2009
New Year Resolution
Every buy or sell I make will be accompanied by a picture showing where on the weekly chart I made the trade. God forbid I will make so many that I won't have time enough to honour this.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Seller's Remorse, At Last:)
Looks like we're in for a strong uptrend - the very day I move into money market too:) Let's see.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Prediction - Fireworks Again
Assuming we are going into a lengthy recession - and most indices have reached their MA's again, we should see some nasty downward action starting soon. If not now, then in about a month once they bounce off their 200-day MA's. Sorry.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Try 7000, Or Six!
How about that - just when we thought we couldn't go any lower - we notch up a new low. And did you ever think MSFT could stare at 17? Terrific stuff. Alwadi buying more C i t i is another sign to sell. It's just a move to get him more control. In a year, once his stake has broken even, you can bet he'll jump ship. Just like a Saudi oil-pirate.
Consider, I've lost a tonne in ISRG on account of holding from the 300 days, I pull out at about 200, get back in and out with a small scalp, and now, I stare at 100. How about that? This is a wipeout crash, not a correction. Make no mistake. I'm going in for a career as a personal trainer once I get laid off. Or maybe a relaxation therapist. My fascination is with the mind, and brain.
BTW, when the downturn was starting, one of my colleagues, seeing GOOG down from its heyday of 700+, said he was expecting GOOG to come down to about 500 before it was time to buy. Try 250 mate!! This was a Korean pap by the way.
How about MT dropping from about 100+ to 15. Did Lakshmi think he'd lose 85% of his worth in a few months? Amazing stuff.
Being a semis man, I say consolidation beckons. It's irresistable. A lot of blue-chips have violated some sacred supports. When it become M&A time, that's something to watch out for in a couple years. Firms going belly-up will want to merge with stronger competitors.
And how about BRK-B down to 2620!! That one just cracks me up. I can still see Buffet's genial old look beside the proclamation that he wouldst buy US stocks. And the poor co-worker who scoffed at my suggestion to sell his holding at 5000. Well, all this is nothing new. I will quote Baruch again : "I never lost money taking a prophet."
The bright side, my buddy who has sellers-remorse over MA gets a chance to buy back - but it'll probably be a bad buy by that time - credit will not be a hot market probably. We'll be on the barter system. Work for me, I'll give you lunch and dinner. And if you're really good, maybe a blanket.
And what about BRK-A cracking 80k? It just gets better and better! Think about it - what sort of people have the money to buy that beast? Now, those are the sort of people that are panicking and selling. So much for Buffet's safe bets that will stand the test of time. Without technical analysis, you are nothing in this market dominated by traders. Anything in the world that can be bought and sold on a dime and whose absolute value is dictated solely by what buyers are willing to pay and wheter buyers outnumber sellers requires the tools of technical analysis. Ignore them and see what you get. Wise up buffet!
Seeing FAIRX beaten down, and being a mutual fund, I was thinking of getting in - and that was when it was still at 21! See, Zecco's crappy slow-loading page can have benefits!
And the other prediction realized - DELL cracks $10 to become a PENNY STOCK!
Am I afraid? Yes, if AMD goes out of business, then INTC has a true monopoly. What happens to us little people then? Ooops! And more oops - Motely Fools says "3 Reasons to buy AMD now". That means SELL!! Damn!! That's one big embarrassment.
And what about the *d from IBD who, a few weeks ago claimed - hold on, you've proved you're not a good analyst by failing to call the top, why do you think you're doing the right thing now by selling. I nominate him for the ultimate online *d award. What a freak!
Think about it, IBD should have guessed the top by themselves. Bill O'Neill's rule it to watch for old dogs starting to bark. And when did WMT hit its all-time high?
And if you thought GE was cheap at 14, you've got to think again. Damn, I was thinking of taking a HUGE position at 18 when it made its all-time low for the first-time. This is massive ladies in herren. Did you ever think this behemoth could be a penny-stock? Think again!
Watch out for Grand Canyon. Follow the IBD rule of letting it build a base.
As for me, now sellers remorse over VWO - I pulled out at 26 (Shame for not getting out at 39) and saw it dip to 19 and then rise back to 25, now it's back to 18. But, this is probably not a safe one for a couple of years. They may even have to close this fund down.
This is history. Savour it, and profit from it.
Consider, I've lost a tonne in ISRG on account of holding from the 300 days, I pull out at about 200, get back in and out with a small scalp, and now, I stare at 100. How about that? This is a wipeout crash, not a correction. Make no mistake. I'm going in for a career as a personal trainer once I get laid off. Or maybe a relaxation therapist. My fascination is with the mind, and brain.
BTW, when the downturn was starting, one of my colleagues, seeing GOOG down from its heyday of 700+, said he was expecting GOOG to come down to about 500 before it was time to buy. Try 250 mate!! This was a Korean pap by the way.
How about MT dropping from about 100+ to 15. Did Lakshmi think he'd lose 85% of his worth in a few months? Amazing stuff.
Being a semis man, I say consolidation beckons. It's irresistable. A lot of blue-chips have violated some sacred supports. When it become M&A time, that's something to watch out for in a couple years. Firms going belly-up will want to merge with stronger competitors.
And how about BRK-B down to 2620!! That one just cracks me up. I can still see Buffet's genial old look beside the proclamation that he wouldst buy US stocks. And the poor co-worker who scoffed at my suggestion to sell his holding at 5000. Well, all this is nothing new. I will quote Baruch again : "I never lost money taking a prophet."
The bright side, my buddy who has sellers-remorse over MA gets a chance to buy back - but it'll probably be a bad buy by that time - credit will not be a hot market probably. We'll be on the barter system. Work for me, I'll give you lunch and dinner. And if you're really good, maybe a blanket.
And what about BRK-A cracking 80k? It just gets better and better! Think about it - what sort of people have the money to buy that beast? Now, those are the sort of people that are panicking and selling. So much for Buffet's safe bets that will stand the test of time. Without technical analysis, you are nothing in this market dominated by traders. Anything in the world that can be bought and sold on a dime and whose absolute value is dictated solely by what buyers are willing to pay and wheter buyers outnumber sellers requires the tools of technical analysis. Ignore them and see what you get. Wise up buffet!
Seeing FAIRX beaten down, and being a mutual fund, I was thinking of getting in - and that was when it was still at 21! See, Zecco's crappy slow-loading page can have benefits!
And the other prediction realized - DELL cracks $10 to become a PENNY STOCK!
Am I afraid? Yes, if AMD goes out of business, then INTC has a true monopoly. What happens to us little people then? Ooops! And more oops - Motely Fools says "3 Reasons to buy AMD now". That means SELL!! Damn!! That's one big embarrassment.
And what about the *d from IBD who, a few weeks ago claimed - hold on, you've proved you're not a good analyst by failing to call the top, why do you think you're doing the right thing now by selling. I nominate him for the ultimate online *d award. What a freak!
Think about it, IBD should have guessed the top by themselves. Bill O'Neill's rule it to watch for old dogs starting to bark. And when did WMT hit its all-time high?
And if you thought GE was cheap at 14, you've got to think again. Damn, I was thinking of taking a HUGE position at 18 when it made its all-time low for the first-time. This is massive ladies in herren. Did you ever think this behemoth could be a penny-stock? Think again!
Watch out for Grand Canyon. Follow the IBD rule of letting it build a base.
As for me, now sellers remorse over VWO - I pulled out at 26 (Shame for not getting out at 39) and saw it dip to 19 and then rise back to 25, now it's back to 18. But, this is probably not a safe one for a couple of years. They may even have to close this fund down.
This is history. Savour it, and profit from it.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Another Bitter Pill
but you knew it was coming. We're not done with this bear market. Not for a while. But, technically, it could still be an excellent time to buy in a few days - to sell within another couple days of course.
GOOG 280 - did you ever think you'd see that again?
And sorry, but this one I simply can't resist - BRK/B 2783. How about that for a spectacular fall. I can still picture in my mind Buffet's idiotic simper juxtaposed with the headline claiming he was buying US stocks. What a loser. But, technically, this is a good one to buy - but get ready to sell within a couple days.
This _is_ a full-fledged crash - just as RBS predicted. If you haven't gotten your money out, think about it very seriously - you'll get a chance within a couple of weeks. Pull out and wait it out.
VIP 7.53 - managed to pull out at 15+. But, kick me, I could have quit at 45!
And what about BRK/A 84k - I never thought I'd see that again. It's actually looking delicious now - forget a house, I'll go for this right now. You can pull out in a couple of weeks with a handsome profit I should think. How about one year's college tuition?
No one has been spared. Did you ever think MSFT could shave off 50%. Given it's historically strong support at 21, did you ever think you could see 18? This is history. Get ready to buy in a few months, we should be rewarded very handsomely.
And of course, IBD helps big guys squeeze us as usual by drawing it out - a false "rally" call, then a rally-under-pressure, finally, when it's time to start buying, mkt-in-correction. *ds!
What really bugs me - why the hell don't they talk about where the support is - there is no support anywhere near the Nasdaq. As far as I can see, it's headed all the way back to the low it set after the bust. In that case, people aren't going to buy until the see that level - and feel things can only get better from that point on. Childishly simple.
GOOG 280 - did you ever think you'd see that again?
And sorry, but this one I simply can't resist - BRK/B 2783. How about that for a spectacular fall. I can still picture in my mind Buffet's idiotic simper juxtaposed with the headline claiming he was buying US stocks. What a loser. But, technically, this is a good one to buy - but get ready to sell within a couple days.
This _is_ a full-fledged crash - just as RBS predicted. If you haven't gotten your money out, think about it very seriously - you'll get a chance within a couple of weeks. Pull out and wait it out.
VIP 7.53 - managed to pull out at 15+. But, kick me, I could have quit at 45!
And what about BRK/A 84k - I never thought I'd see that again. It's actually looking delicious now - forget a house, I'll go for this right now. You can pull out in a couple of weeks with a handsome profit I should think. How about one year's college tuition?
No one has been spared. Did you ever think MSFT could shave off 50%. Given it's historically strong support at 21, did you ever think you could see 18? This is history. Get ready to buy in a few months, we should be rewarded very handsomely.
And of course, IBD helps big guys squeeze us as usual by drawing it out - a false "rally" call, then a rally-under-pressure, finally, when it's time to start buying, mkt-in-correction. *ds!
What really bugs me - why the hell don't they talk about where the support is - there is no support anywhere near the Nasdaq. As far as I can see, it's headed all the way back to the low it set after the bust. In that case, people aren't going to buy until the see that level - and feel things can only get better from that point on. Childishly simple.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
History - Low Oil, Low Google
Usually oil goes up to push stocks down. I'm happy I pulled out of most positions. My IRA is still bleeding though. If I hadn't sold...
LVS - at 100+ - now staring bankruptcy.
Remember Baruch's words "I never lost money taking a profit."
What cracks me is how IBD again went through the second guessing game. After the 900 pt rally of a couple weeks ago, they change their tune, and now, at a near term bottom, they shout "Mkt in Correction" again. This time, if ppl had listend to me, they'd be okay.
Did you ever think you'd see GOOG trade below 300 again? Nice?
LVS - at 100+ - now staring bankruptcy.
Remember Baruch's words "I never lost money taking a profit."
What cracks me is how IBD again went through the second guessing game. After the 900 pt rally of a couple weeks ago, they change their tune, and now, at a near term bottom, they shout "Mkt in Correction" again. This time, if ppl had listend to me, they'd be okay.
Did you ever think you'd see GOOG trade below 300 again? Nice?
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