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Should we go long tomorrow if they pass the bailout bill?
I'm just going to trade in the direction of the reaction. Who knows what the market's response will be. Take cautionary measures tomorrow.
With wells fargo and wacovia deal thing seems positive today if the bill pass perhaps we can go long financial for a day trade?
Hey John-
All the Ag stocks that you recommended shorting yesterday such as pot mos agu... due to MOS earnings, however at the same day MON actually raised its outlook, would the selling of MON stock based on fear? any chance that MON will fill the gap today and this could be a buying opportunity?
probably, with caution.
Is everyone watching the House debating (again)?
As for MON, it seems to be doing the best. That's an extremely large gap. $87-$88 is the support level here.
so did the bill pass?
great, so we all learned something here. This is very important here.
If the day breaks down further, I'm in 100% short.
it did, by a wide margin, but the market sold off considerably.
This is what I mean by "cautious" because no one has ever been in this trading situation before.
sweet! join me for the ride down!
so, NEVER go long, just because something 'great' is going to get passed. You never know the market reaction.
We'll all use this valuable information for future trading decisions in the future.
I'm the meantime, short the S*** out of this!
dammit you are right again I couldn't keep track sold all my position when thee Dow drop from 300+ to 200+ should have short instead of sold
Always trade the direction of the market's reaction.
If you miss it, then you miss it, no big deal. If you're wrong, then your f-ed.
This is why I said take cautionary measures and never said "GO LONG!"
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