Say GoodBye to Countrywide

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by 1flyfisher, Nov 15, 2007.

  1. I'd like to pass a law here at ET that all arguments from this moment on be settled like men in the 2007 P&L thread.

    Documentation beats conversation.
     
    #121     Nov 30, 2007
  2. Well Matt buddy, that's all good and fine, except time horizons can vary among participants. I have postiions exited the next day and I have positions held years. One either covers my overhead or corrects an error. The other capital formation with a touch of tax avoidance.

    When a clown without invitation divulges his "net worth" dwarfs someone else, with knowing next to nothing about the other, you (and whoever) should be able to draw their own conclusions.

    Argument? I've got nothing to prove. I trade with (or in some cases against) a specialist not a long horns. What I have is a stalker who devotes a great deal of time to me in spite of his lofty net worth. Makes sense.

    Yep, I indeed have a loss in CFC. No rationalizing it away. Mis-gauged what I thought was support. Damage is done. No point in cutting the loss now. And, to reiterate, float has turned completely and all owned somewhere. My money says.......................the specialist has a chunk.

    At wholesale levels. With the intent of eventually distributing retail. When? Don't know. I do know it's worth what he'll bid for it. Today it's $11.14. I also know he's able to gap it in accordance with his agenda. And, I know I'll be there.
     
    #122     Nov 30, 2007
  3. LOL.

    "Brokerage statements....That's plural".

    LMAO.

    You want a standing ovation for that? Is that something you throw out there to impress your farmboy friends? So we both have multiple accounts...that means nothing.

    As for the spreadsheet nonsense.....

    A buy and hold trader (or "bag holder" as in your CFC position) might have time to input their handful of trades onto a spreadsheet (especially since you have nothing else to do living on a farm in Nebraska). However, there is no way that I would have time to input all of my trades onto a spreadsheet.

    P.S.-- Can you tell us some more cool stuff about your multiple account statements? You must be Warren Buffett's neighbor

    LOL :D
     
    #123     Nov 30, 2007
  4. Seriously, you bought CFC in the 30's and you're still long? Yikes, why not average down here? This thing may never see 30 again. At least trade around a sunk posistion.
     
    #124     Nov 30, 2007
  5. You are a lying scumbag.

    It was YOU who started with the "net worth" bullshit. I simply responded to your attacks.

    Glad I can go back and prove what a dishonest snake you are (page 17 of this thread).

    You are shameless.

    Efficiency is a foul mouthed, lying, egotistical, jealous, stalking scumbag...and now all of ET knows it.
     
    #125     Nov 30, 2007
  6. He kept sending me PM's asking for my email address after my last post. LOL

    Hey LH, I think I figured out who efficiency really is:

    The Gay Leprechaun....Efficiency refers to his BJ's per hour rate at Slappy's Truck Stop. Think about it....

    EFFICIENCY WHO THE F ARE YOU!!?? I REPEAT WHO THE F ARE YOU!!??
     
    #126     Nov 30, 2007
  7. Glad I was afraid. :D
     
    #127     Nov 30, 2007
  8. CFC opens at $12, up 25%. I am long 200 shares of CFC at $8.76 avg from 2 weeks ago. Bought 50 at $8.25 on that spike down day. Low was $8.21. This may take a couple years, but I guess I'll sell covered calls in the meantime.

    May head lower, but that gap up probably had the shorts in a panic. CFC has 112M shares short, and they have to cover sometime...

    Hopefully I'll have a chance to buy a boatload before Paulson tries to bailout the industry.
     
    #128     Dec 2, 2007
  9. The same way the BOA gap up in August had them in a panic. The same way the earnings gap up in October had them in a panic.
     
    #129     Dec 2, 2007
  10. Good thing I've been holding these longs and don't listen to advice on Elite Trader...

    CFC is a mondo company, they don't just disappear over night Enron style, the government will be there to help them if the shizz hits the fan!~

    avg long price is $9.03...gonna keep holding these! How many pages ago was someone trying to say that CFC wouldn't see $15-20 for a long time???

    :( :( :mad: :eek: :) :)
     
    #130     Dec 2, 2007