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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 3:01 PM ET #26

    i was watching a guy english bloak talking about going all the way down to 0 % rate to correct this problem so maybe firing 4 bullets now wouldnt hurt. the last 4 bullets could also be used and then if that doesnt work we all go to hell together
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    i was watching a guy english bloak talking about going all the way down to 0 % rate to correct this problem so maybe firing 4 bullets now wouldnt hurt. the last 4 bullets could also be used and then if that doesnt work we all go to hell together
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 3:03 PM ET #27

    lol the fed would be like a credit card company giving an intro rate of 0% to banks. imagine all the flyer miles they would earn
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    lol the fed would be like a credit card company giving an intro rate of 0% to banks. imagine all the flyer miles they would earn
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 3:32 PM ET #28

     
    Ok, I'm down in the BVI...but I had to buy DRYS today for my first entry.  And GE, PM, MO, RAI.  This is crazy. 
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    Ok, I'm down in the BVI...but I had to buy DRYS today for my first entry.  And GE, PM, MO, RAI.  This is crazy. 
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 3:38 PM ET #29

    Vermeer,

    I say we will be in trouble for half as long as it took to create it.

    I think it took 6-8 years to wind up and 3-4 to unwind, with us being in year one right now.

    The FED cutting interest rates wont help unfreeze the credit markets IMO.
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    Vermeer,

    I say we will be in trouble for half as long as it took to create it.

    I think it took 6-8 years to wind up and 3-4 to unwind, with us being in year one right now.

    The FED cutting interest rates wont help unfreeze the credit markets IMO.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 3:42 PM ET #30

    What will it take to get a higher volume sell off?

    1 billion shares of volume is pathetic.  At what point is there panic, 9000?
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    What will it take to get a higher volume sell off?

    1 billion shares of volume is pathetic.  At what point is there panic, 9000?
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 3:51 PM ET #31

    Wow..

    450 down means lower lows from yesterday.


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    Wow..

    450 down means lower lows from yesterday.


     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:02 PM ET #32

      Wall, I hope it is as you say. The sums of money that are being thrown (haplessly) by Bernanke and company, and the sums being tossed around in conversation and in action world wide (with increasing fervor and alarm) makes me ever more bearish.If they ever had control, they have lost it now.

      DRYS down another 20% or so in what seems like a daily mauling...sheesh...

     

     

     


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      Wall, I hope it is as you say. The sums of money that are being thrown (haplessly) by Bernanke and company, and the sums being tossed around in conversation and in action world wide (with increasing fervor and alarm) makes me ever more bearish.If they ever had control, they have lost it now.

      DRYS down another 20% or so in what seems like a daily mauling...sheesh...

     

     

     


     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:05 PM ET #33

    PS

      A historical chart of the Dow is instructive.From 1929 it took about 30 years to regain 380 or so...from a low of 42.

     The period 1967-1984 is no winner as well.

      This bubble bursting will make the dot com bubble look like child's play


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    PS

      A historical chart of the Dow is instructive.From 1929 it took about 30 years to regain 380 or so...from a low of 42.

     The period 1967-1984 is no winner as well.

      This bubble bursting will make the dot com bubble look like child's play


     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:10 PM ET #34

    good blog...this guy might be smarter than the rest of them

    very macro-focused

    now the mkt wants a rate cut so they tanked it this afternoon...at this rate dow 8000 is coming next week
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    good blog...this guy might be smarter than the rest of them

    very macro-focused

    now the mkt wants a rate cut so they tanked it this afternoon...at this rate dow 8000 is coming next week
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:14 PM ET #35

    Still holding POT, hoping for a short-term bounce in these markets.
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    Still holding POT, hoping for a short-term bounce in these markets.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:24 PM ET #36

    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    Wow..

    450 down means lower lows from yesterday.


    Yup, still haven't hit capitulation yet.  It will happen sometime - no idea.. My guess is we go below the lows after 9/11 - watch out.  that to me is the line in the sand.

    Also, for the comments on the market. Can't remember where I saw it but I think the philosophy on the 16 year bear/bull cycle is instructive i.e. the markets goes in 16 year stretches of bear then back to bull.  If the last bull market was from the mid-80's until march of 2001 then the bear market is in year 7 or so - the market really hasn't done anything but move sideways over the last 7 years even though it hit 14K.  Then there is about 7-8 more years of essentially sideways trading. Could be off but seems pretty interesting to think about.'

    For me who has 30+ years to retirement.  It sucks to see investments go down but they'll go back up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

    Wow..

    450 down means lower lows from yesterday.


    Yup, still haven't hit capitulation yet.  It will happen sometime - no idea.. My guess is we go below the lows after 9/11 - watch out.  that to me is the line in the sand.

    Also, for the comments on the market. Can't remember where I saw it but I think the philosophy on the 16 year bear/bull cycle is instructive i.e. the markets goes in 16 year stretches of bear then back to bull.  If the last bull market was from the mid-80's until march of 2001 then the bear market is in year 7 or so - the market really hasn't done anything but move sideways over the last 7 years even though it hit 14K.  Then there is about 7-8 more years of essentially sideways trading. Could be off but seems pretty interesting to think about.'

    For me who has 30+ years to retirement.  It sucks to see investments go down but they'll go back up.

     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:40 PM ET #37

    For me who has 30+ years to retirement.  It sucks to see investments go down but they'll go back up.
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    dollar cost average for 35 years and you will be fine sir...thats my plan as well
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    For me who has 30+ years to retirement.  It sucks to see investments go down but they'll go back up.
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    dollar cost average for 35 years and you will be fine sir...thats my plan as well
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 4:43 PM ET #38

    Another day, another bloodbath.  Down 500 points, down below 9500 just like I predicted earlier.
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    Another day, another bloodbath.  Down 500 points, down below 9500 just like I predicted earlier.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 5:22 PM ET #39

    I broke down and started a small stock position in UYG at $13, added @ $12, and will continue to do so at every dollar increment down.

    I think my options in UYG are shot, but I will attempt to ride it long term.  If the banks don't make it, that money would be worthless anyways.

    I expect more shyt earnings from the banks like we saw yesterday from BAC, but longer term the Fed has stacked the deck so heavily in the banks favor.  And the Fed will continue to further stack the deck in their favor to avert a complete meltdown, it's almost unfathomable that they won't produce better numbers in the coming quarters.
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    I broke down and started a small stock position in UYG at $13, added @ $12, and will continue to do so at every dollar increment down.

    I think my options in UYG are shot, but I will attempt to ride it long term.  If the banks don't make it, that money would be worthless anyways.

    I expect more shyt earnings from the banks like we saw yesterday from BAC, but longer term the Fed has stacked the deck so heavily in the banks favor.  And the Fed will continue to further stack the deck in their favor to avert a complete meltdown, it's almost unfathomable that they won't produce better numbers in the coming quarters.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 6:08 PM ET #40

    Well, call me a dummy.
     
    I believe when C hits 10-12 within next month or so, it will be time to unload for a short term trade by buying UYG.
     
    Until then, I will wait.
     
    Since I am waiting, I am sure I will be wrong as usual.
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    Well, call me a dummy.
     
    I believe when C hits 10-12 within next month or so, it will be time to unload for a short term trade by buying UYG.
     
    Until then, I will wait.
     
    Since I am waiting, I am sure I will be wrong as usual.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 6:11 PM ET #41

    Ugliest market I have ever seen.
     
    Vermeer-
     
    To answer your question, yes, Trechet is right in refusing to cave.  I agree with him.  Let the sheet hit the fan.  Only way we can survive is to literally wipe out billions of peeps and gadoublezillions of money.
     
    And yes, Trechet is a power hungry egomaniac----ragardless of what he does or doesn't do.
     
    Capiche?
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    Ugliest market I have ever seen.
     
    Vermeer-
     
    To answer your question, yes, Trechet is right in refusing to cave.  I agree with him.  Let the sheet hit the fan.  Only way we can survive is to literally wipe out billions of peeps and gadoublezillions of money.
     
    And yes, Trechet is a power hungry egomaniac----ragardless of what he does or doesn't do.
     
    Capiche?
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 6:12 PM ET #42

    Unfortunately, until peeps jump out of windows, we just keep going down cause no one is buying.  All there is is selling.
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    Unfortunately, until peeps jump out of windows, we just keep going down cause no one is buying.  All there is is selling.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 6:46 PM ET #43

    ccl - correction

    the only buyers are shorts covering

    add that to no uptick rule and you have an uncatchable knife
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    ccl - correction

    the only buyers are shorts covering

    add that to no uptick rule and you have an uncatchable knife
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 7:05 PM ET #44

    Yep, the way this is going, you could see DOW 8000 and NAS 800 by next week.
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    Yep, the way this is going, you could see DOW 8000 and NAS 800 by next week.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 7:20 PM ET #45

    DRYS Dilution 
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    DRYS Dilution 
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 7:31 PM ET #46

    Quote Originally Posted by VirginiaHoldem2:

    DRYS Dilution 


    Yep, it wouldnt have mattered, the group got smashed again today.

    Read the fine print, George wont be selling those shares, company got 9 Capes for 16M cash and assumed debt.


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    Quote Originally Posted by VirginiaHoldem2:

    DRYS Dilution 


    Yep, it wouldnt have mattered, the group got smashed again today.

    Read the fine print, George wont be selling those shares, company got 9 Capes for 16M cash and assumed debt.


     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 7:41 PM ET #47

    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:



    Yep, it wouldnt have mattered, the group got smashed again today.

    Read the fine print, George wont be selling those shares, company got 9 Capes for 16M cash and assumed debt.




    I was looking for your take on the deal.  Why do it at such a low share price?  I guess that is good George won't sell . . . is this George getting some really low priced shares since he knows eventually go back up?

    just confused at timing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:



    Yep, it wouldnt have mattered, the group got smashed again today.

    Read the fine print, George wont be selling those shares, company got 9 Capes for 16M cash and assumed debt.




    I was looking for your take on the deal.  Why do it at such a low share price?  I guess that is good George won't sell . . . is this George getting some really low priced shares since he knows eventually go back up?

    just confused at timing.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 7, 2008 - 8:05 PM ET #48

    VH2,

    Yep I cannot understand the timing either.

    My gut says it was after the quarter was finished more than anything.

    I dont mind the terms..think about it this way, if you buy on credit the terms should be different than using cash. Even with the terms of whatever per cape, less than 4 months ago Capes were being swapped for higher than these numbers and when/if things turn it will end up being a decent deal.

    What I think happened is Cardiff had a balance sheet need, maybe an investment they are making or just trying to lighten the debt load and moving some assets off the balance sheet might have been the reason.

    Either way, I cannot find a better use given the terms..people were yapping on yahoo about buying Diana or EXM, I did my analysis and given the TERMS especially I cannot see a better use.

    When the OR debt is moved off the balance sheet by the end of the year, the book value will go up nicely and this in earnings is similar, meaning getting 9 capes..so George replaced the RIG assets with ships and also kept all the cash in the bank liquid, which could come in handy later on.
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    VH2,

    Yep I cannot understand the timing either.

    My gut says it was after the quarter was finished more than anything.

    I dont mind the terms..think about it this way, if you buy on credit the terms should be different than using cash. Even with the terms of whatever per cape, less than 4 months ago Capes were being swapped for higher than these numbers and when/if things turn it will end up being a decent deal.

    What I think happened is Cardiff had a balance sheet need, maybe an investment they are making or just trying to lighten the debt load and moving some assets off the balance sheet might have been the reason.

    Either way, I cannot find a better use given the terms..people were yapping on yahoo about buying Diana or EXM, I did my analysis and given the TERMS especially I cannot see a better use.

    When the OR debt is moved off the balance sheet by the end of the year, the book value will go up nicely and this in earnings is similar, meaning getting 9 capes..so George replaced the RIG assets with ships and also kept all the cash in the bank liquid, which could come in handy later on.
     
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    Posted: Oct. 8, 2008 - 4:55 AM ET #49

    Another hideous start to the US stock market today....at least for now.
     
    Too late to ride the SKF bandwagon------boy did I blow that one last Friday.
     
    Too late to get on the bullion trade------too many media touts running their yaps about it.
     
    The next trade is long, so I am going to sit on my ass today and wait for C to hit 10-12 before I buy SPY and UYG for trades only.
     
    Capitulation also won't happen.  Why?  Too many media touts are yapping about that, too---so it won't happen. 
     
    Haven't heard any media touts pounding the table on any "rally," so that is good news.
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    Another hideous start to the US stock market today....at least for now.
     
    Too late to ride the SKF bandwagon------boy did I blow that one last Friday.
     
    Too late to get on the bullion trade------too many media touts running their yaps about it.
     
    The next trade is long, so I am going to sit on my ass today and wait for C to hit 10-12 before I buy SPY and UYG for trades only.
     
    Capitulation also won't happen.  Why?  Too many media touts are yapping about that, too---so it won't happen. 
     
    Haven't heard any media touts pounding the table on any "rally," so that is good news.
     
     
    KOAJ
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    Posted: Oct. 8, 2008 - 6:52 AM ET #50

    agreed on the next trade CCL...we will have a 10-15% bounce at some point in all indeces

    at some point you probably want to be long the names that will survive this mess and do well during it...MCD, TGT, WMT
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    agreed on the next trade CCL...we will have a 10-15% bounce at some point in all indeces

    at some point you probably want to be long the names that will survive this mess and do well during it...MCD, TGT, WMT
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