NEVER SHORT unless it is REALLY OBVIOUS like in the case of 2000 when everyhting was overvalued and had a PE of 200+ or no profit. Shorting...
there will always be more inovation but the market speculation phase is over. there is no 'new money' left to go into the markets like there was...
No there wont be. if you look at the nasdaq volume for example it has remained the same since 2000 http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5EIXIC&t=my...
there wont be a market crash in a l000ng time..maybe never again the speculation phase of the US economy is over...it ended in 2000 after 200+...
buy @ 29 again sell at 32 ez $ w3rd
How about neither? Buy Goooogle instead
damn..thats some tight stops
I see 10% selloffs quite frequrntly as well, but google nas NEVER had a single day sell off of more than 8% or so. Usually google sells off...
MNCS keeps chugging along...
short term trading activity using the theory of rescale smothness Also when ever the nasdaq breks out in the morning or mid afternoon and is...
You guys are overnanalyzing it THERE WONT BE A BIG SELLOFF WALLSTREET LOVES GOOGLE If you go shorrt you are suicidal It up 2%...
Blah blah blah i am long from 397 and making easy $$$ Google doesnt follow conventional TA patters (bearish wedges). I easily see a...
nope
I used mixed algos systems. Buy stocks and sell them iven if they go down .2 percent make $$ off TIE
The price remains in very good control. Often times with stocks like these there is sudden parabolic buying at the end of the runup with huge...
keeps going up
7 steps is too many. I kept hearing about CANSLIM and I decided to read Oneils book and it is interesting but a lot of work. if there is...
I reocmmend buying on impulses and selling for quick profits. See stock go up..buy stock. If you send too mcuh time thinking you get in too...
I doesnt work especially in these market conditions. And it is too much work. There are 7 yes count em' 7 criteria that must pass for a valid...
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PREDICT CRASHES!! physicists can't do it and neither can you
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