Saturday, January 17, 2009

Weekend Linky Dinks

The financials dropped 16% for the week as FAZ soared 50%. Last Sunday I alerted you, my cherished readers of the coming demise, and again on Tuesday. Hope you guys grabbed the trade. Here are some interesting links.

"One" of the next shoes to drop.

Jon Markman on twitter and stocktwits.

Ralph Acampora is a friend from back in the day and he's is watching for new lows. I agree.

Nothing about the Madoff scam surprises me that much, but NOT ONE TRADE???

We havent heard much about Marc Dreir in a month but he is a Madoff wannabe.

I agree with Doug Kass on just about everything but on this front I beg to differ.

Task and Blodget talk financials.

Cailifornia is fried.

Is smart money getting long the shorts?

Citigroup is all but extinct.

I'm happy to be on any bear list that will have me.

Tweetdeck gets funding. Once you use it, you won't go back.

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5 comments:

dakapbj said...

www.hedgeworld.com is asking for username and password - any help with this?

MarshalN said...

I used to work as an actuary for a consulting firm that valued defined-benefit plans. There are a lot of companies out there that use pension gains to beef up their earnings (the accounting makes no sense, because they can't take the money out). This year it'll be the opposite, and I'm just waiting for a huge chop to corporate earnings from the pension charges....

Rav said...

tweet deck huh? i'll check it ou

Bob Brill said...

Hey buddy (unsure if Joe is your name or that just got circulated):
Friendly note two links i tried failed/needed some authentication or enablement as i tried to connect on bberry. I'll be back from PC.

dragosdancila said...

Hi,

and what if everything colapses ?

soon

look at this perspective by Lyndon LaRouce.

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