http://caracommunity.com/ Bill Cara, one of the best traders known. Good man tells it like it is.
http://millionaireno...k.blogspot.com/ Larry Nusbaum, smart man, good trader, does not play around. Talked about him a long time ago.
http://www.stockshotz.blogspot.com/ Heres a new site. Got it from a poster at Traders-Talk. Most mocked him for posting from it. I do not. Since it included some of the people I follow on the markets. Remember save all these links to your favorites. It is a waste of time reading anywhere else.
http://www.investorsinsight.com/ Of course you know who this is. John Mauldin. For advanced investors, he works for mostly hedge funds. But, is an honest man.
http://headlinecharts.blog.com/ You love T&A and are very schooled in it. They all know each other, just a mention of this blog, that mentions Tim Knights blog. Learned about them all through Kevin. You know, Kevins Blog.
http://www.prophetbl...Slope/index.htm Here is Tim Knight's blog.
http://ttheory.typepad.com/ I learned about this site through a poster at Traders-Talk, his name is Roger. Good man, very respectful, as compared to other posters at a message board. You know ego driven, "like hey, I am the greatest, listen to me, I am right". You will find the site interesting, because it had different opinons than what we know, ie. money flow, fast stock., volume, and different support/trend lines than we have looked at.
http://www.pionline....s.dll/frontpage This site was presented by Yahhey at the IV MB for SNG. He is in finance, located in FL. Remember article presented on hedge funds getting creamated before market sold off last OCT. Recieved many personal messages on things to look at, but ignored them, not him, just the investments, because of the outcome I see happening, ie., commercial RE.
http://www.traders-t...m/mb2/index.php? Sign up here, send a donation. Great site, different opinions, that I respect, either way the market goes, all respectful of each other. If Mark Young gets to read this, my friend is having a hard time becoming a member. He never gets a link to subscribe. I am going to paste this message to the general message board at TT. Can you send me a private message with a phone number so I can help my friend Joe get enlisted. He has been a professional trader and a CPA that audited the largest companies in the world. If you get to read this, try to guess the largest company in the world! No one has gotten it right, ever since I asked it. Already know I am going to copy and paste this email to TT. So does anyone know the largest company in the world? If your answer is right, you will be the first in my life that got this answer right. DL
http://www.minyanville.com/ A good site, do not agree with many of the opinions. The owner use to work for JC of CNBC that use to manage a hedge fund. People to follow at this site is, Bennet Sedacca. He is friends with Marc Faber. Trust me! I know because of reports I am recieving from HK. from Lucy. Sedacca works for Atlantic Advisor's a hedge fund. Also look at Kevin Depews comments, I do not know where he gets his info, but it is interesting, maybe just his opinion. I see, William [Bill] Fleckenstein just signed up to post. We know his views. Nothing to short anymore, but the market will still crash in the next few months. Thats his opinion, not us. He just follows market trends that says there will be a rally in the future. Still short, will reverse trades, but only with long LC USA stocks and Emerging Markets, not Europe or EAFE. What a disaster for EAFE coming.
Will put 10% of my porfits in gold when it corrects, IF IT DOES.
FYI, Marc sent me some info about a hedge fund, fund of funds The best managers in the field. $1000 entry point. Will have to talk to the manager more. It looks good, if info is legit, then your father can invest in it. After all Marc put me in Adit 1 by R. M. for a very reduced rate. Since I am not a credited investors.
Take care, DL
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dlf
, Feb 13 2009 03:31 AM
5 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 13 February 2009 - 03:31 AM
The best investments are frequently the ones you did not make! To make a really good investment, which will in time appreciate by 100 times or more, is like finding a needle in a haystack. Most "hot tips" and "must buy" or "great opportunities" turn out to be disasters. Thus, only make very few investment decisions, which you have carefully analyzed and thought about in terms of risk and potential reward. Marc Faber
#2
Posted 13 February 2009 - 06:31 AM
I dont understand your posts.
best,
klh
klh
#3
Posted 13 February 2009 - 06:50 AM
you tried to?
gggg
#4
Posted 13 February 2009 - 10:14 AM
DL, can you clear something up for the board: are you long or short? Could you state your position clearly in a simple one or two sentence post?
#5
Posted 13 February 2009 - 11:00 AM
I dont understand your posts.
Most don't. Not that they are not smart. Really no one understands me or my posts. If you have a specific question, then just ask! The answer will be just my opinion!
Take care, DL
The best investments are frequently the ones you did not make! To make a really good investment, which will in time appreciate by 100 times or more, is like finding a needle in a haystack. Most "hot tips" and "must buy" or "great opportunities" turn out to be disasters. Thus, only make very few investment decisions, which you have carefully analyzed and thought about in terms of risk and potential reward. Marc Faber
#6
Posted 13 February 2009 - 11:16 AM
DL, can you clear something up for the board: are you long or short? Could you state your position clearly in a simple one or two sentence post?
I AM SHORT ALL GLOBAL MARKETS. When I expect a short turn around I will only go long USA Large Caps and Emerging Markets. Skip Europe! They are in one hell of a mess. But, when markets go the other way, ie. down, then sell developed international markets, sorry if I play jest with my posts. It is not meant to be that way.
For you and the board, my friend, who is probably in the best 10 investors in the world has put me in contact with those he thought better than him. The best global stratey team puts the S&P 500 at 500 in 4 & 1/2 months. But with goverment intervention it could go longer.
DL
The best investments are frequently the ones you did not make! To make a really good investment, which will in time appreciate by 100 times or more, is like finding a needle in a haystack. Most "hot tips" and "must buy" or "great opportunities" turn out to be disasters. Thus, only make very few investment decisions, which you have carefully analyzed and thought about in terms of risk and potential reward. Marc Faber










