I'm shorting AAPL and GOOG

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by retaildaytrader, Dec 24, 2009.

  1. You shorted shit. Its not going sideways because your analysis is wrong, DEAD WRONG.

    My target price is about 150. You guys dont know how to trade or what the fuck you are doing. Just admit it, there is no shame.

    What you going to say to me when 150 comes true? Nothing. You will just go back into you hole posting up shit on elitetrader that only loses people money except for you because why? You dont trade.

    I dare you, post up your best brokerage ticket if you got any.

     
    #81     Dec 29, 2009
  2. Pardon, but where the f^ck is your blotter? You've mentioned other people's statements...where are yours?
     
    #82     Dec 29, 2009
  3. Another one bites the dust....covestor will help retailtrader.
     
    #83     Dec 29, 2009

  4. Retaildaytrader, I disagree with some of your analysis, but ignore this troll, he is a waste of time.

    There are some class acts on here but he isn't one of them.

    The prophet.
     
    #84     Dec 29, 2009
  5. muller

    muller

    if you quote me then make your statements on EVERYTHING I post.
    I've put in 2 "ORs" into my analysis.

    you come up WITHOUT ANY - I say ANY - reasoning at all

    I do not argue with your statement that AAPL could go down to 150 in a longterm downtrend. it could well happen and we might all like it.

    and if it does happen, it really doesn't matter then, because your talking is beyond digested
     
    #85     Dec 29, 2009
  6. 61.8 % retrace after 50%...

    Fibonacci numbers show stocks tend to wipe out 61.8 percent of their losses after erasing a 50 percent decline. An increase in the S&P 500 to the level suggested by the sequence would match the 1,227 average estimate of strategists at 12 banks from New York-based Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to UBS AG in Zurich surveyed by Bloomberg. They’re counting on Federal Reserve interest rates near zero and profit growth of 27 percent to lift equities in 2010.
     
    #86     Dec 29, 2009
  7. Listen to me, listen to an experienced trader. Apple is going to slide to 150 or so.

    Two days ago I started this thread to warn you what was about occur. It was a civil service message, a free message, the best tip you were going to get. Most of you replied back with lists of trading strategies from books that I am using to build a fire in my fireplace. Some of you replied back with various bits of profanity or telling me how much cash Apple has on its books.

    Now we are waking up to the futures sliding. I bet some of you will try to grab a few shares of it thinking this is another pullback. No, its not, we are in a slide. You do not understand that Steve Jobs is not going to last forever. He had a liver transplant. Does that make this guy now a healthy man?

    Wake up to reality. Grab yourself some coffee. The best trade you can make now, right now, is to get yourself into an inverse etf for what is about to come.

    Whatever happens, not one of you will believe me. You will sit there with your shares of Apple in hand telling me how much money you made these last few months and how I am wrong. Eventually, you will either disappear or author a thread how you are "Stuck in Apple".

    You go ahead and do that as you have done time and time again on Elitetrader. It is with displeasure that I have to announce to you that the rally is now over and some of you will be "stuck" in something. I dont want you to lose money, but you refuse to listen to those who know more then you do. So you wallow away wondering about the market and reading that jibberish from the rags.

    Nevermind, listen to me, listen to me. The rally is over. Its time to get short and I am shorting best of breed. Crapple.
     
    #87     Dec 30, 2009
  8. RTD,

    I think it feels that way, but it if you look at the daily chart on the ES_F, it bounced pretty hard off the 10 pma. I agree on gearing up to the short side, but the bulls can't be counted out yet. I'm focusing on the closing.

    Any news on this ES_F 1113 slide?
     
    #88     Dec 30, 2009
  9. risky63

    risky63

    5 point slide........get out the cyanide.
    wait till next week and find out for real what direction the market is goin.
     
    #89     Dec 30, 2009
  10. The energy, utility and healthcare sectors could easily keep the ES floating higher then it should be. However, the technology sector is going to sink. The bottom will be in March.

    Energy, gas and utilities are not going down or down that much especially with sub-freezing temperatures in the United States and Iran which just purchased large amounts of Uranium.


     
    #90     Dec 30, 2009