RM's occasional market calls...

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Rearden Metal, Nov 8, 2010.

  1. Fool

    Fool

    #281     Apr 15, 2013
  2. ridiculous call man, congrats.
     
    #282     Apr 15, 2013
  3. Gold spot= $1363.60.

    I'm now 100% out of all metals positions. Thanks a ton to everyone for all the encouragement, and I will talk later because I still have to decide how and if I play the metals long for a bounce at some point....
     
    #283     Apr 15, 2013

  4. Grand Slam Home Run. :D
     
    #284     Apr 15, 2013
  5. Samsara

    Samsara

    That was really amazing. Like, uncanny.

    And I went in on that blind, just due to the fact that it was RM. Just wish I sized up more. Didn't expect such volatility without some time to assess how to play it.

    Thanks for that man.
     
    #285     Apr 15, 2013
  6. JB3

    JB3

    Fixed.


     
    #286     Apr 15, 2013
  7. stereo70

    stereo70

    Let's not forget the VIX trades...!
     
    #287     Apr 15, 2013
  8. I didn't see where RM mentioned how many contracts he had, but after seeing him post here over the years I bet it was a stunning dollar amount too...at least it would be stunning to pikers like me!
     
    #288     Apr 15, 2013
  9. Never did get big in this one. Just exited at $2.97 and $3.01. Consider the other month $VIX spreads to be closed out too. There are no longer any open positions from this journal.

    That's the one flaw with these public market calls: Once I'm already up a good amount on a position, I have every incentive to just book the win, whether I'm truly ready to exit or not.

    One more thing: The support of everyone here has been awesome, and you guys have just bought yourselves more of my strong-conviction market calls going forward. Had the reaction been negativity or silence, I might have been inclined to disappear from ET for a while again.
     
    #289     Apr 18, 2013
  10. Yes, life can get pretty complicated when you're the <i>Oskar Schindler of junkies.</i>* There are seven people who comprise my 'inner circle' of relatives and friends. Every single one of those seven can tell you that what I have is truly a problematic solution, not a drug problem. How many bona fide junkies can claim as much? Time to plug my site again: www.ProhibitionKills.com


    *Oskar Schindler (of 'Schindler's List' fame) was a card-carrying Nazi with thousands of slave-laborers working in his factory. But to read that book by it's cover alone and label him a 'Nazi slave owner' would be a cruel injustice, since history clearly recognizes him as a stand-up guy who did all he could to do the right thing, under very difficult circumstances.
     
    #290     Apr 18, 2013