Apple, even with Steve Jobs overseeing instead of commanding, is way too smart to push a new-generation product into Q4 of a terrible worldwide economic season. To AAPL's credit, they have a better POR.
They are OK if their competitors make dumb mistakes, but not Apple. That is a major part of why they financially rule the CE world.
Have you noticed that AAPL is not your typical GE-type huge-cash-company trying to grow as a finance company? Steve jobs and all the folks he trained are too smart for that. That's why they continue to be world-class.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Deutsch Mark
We see the Euro collapse this way:
Germany's prior currency is/was stellar. Also true for the Northern regions, e.g. Austria, Netherlands, and more. Finland should also be in this group.
The Euro will collapse into 17 (or less) more individual currencies. It will take all the time needed to make the transition "affordable" for some folks but probably not for you... ha ha.
Prior to that time, we all need to pay attention; otherwise, we could come out on the short end(!)
Germany's prior currency is/was stellar. Also true for the Northern regions, e.g. Austria, Netherlands, and more. Finland should also be in this group.
The Euro will collapse into 17 (or less) more individual currencies. It will take all the time needed to make the transition "affordable" for some folks but probably not for you... ha ha.
Prior to that time, we all need to pay attention; otherwise, we could come out on the short end(!)
Euro/US$ and NASDAQ - How to Profit
Same old same old. Another FT article just prior to US market close.
The substance was: Well, ah..., it seems European banks are looking to raise capital... hahmmm...
Brilliant! And don't drink a six-pack of beers all at the same time!!
(Unless you want to lose lots of money.)
It's time for Southern Europe to lose lots of money, not you. You can use our algorithm if you want to sign up in order to avoid the Euro scam.
The substance was: Well, ah..., it seems European banks are looking to raise capital... hahmmm...
Brilliant! And don't drink a six-pack of beers all at the same time!!
(Unless you want to lose lots of money.)
It's time for Southern Europe to lose lots of money, not you. You can use our algorithm if you want to sign up in order to avoid the Euro scam.
Monday, October 3, 2011
What did the CFO know that you didn't? NVDA
Shares sold/redeemed? With one more chance before Q end and two-three more chances before Y end?
Uggg. Sell quickly. Before a pre-announcement!
Shouldn't the SEC be watching these things??
Uggg. Sell quickly. Before a pre-announcement!
Shouldn't the SEC be watching these things??
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Short NVDA - Insiders Selling Sharply
This has been a great signal for nvda in the past. Insiders are unloading. Short this stock. Management knows the stock is a big loser.
Monday, September 26, 2011
ECB to Print Money - will use EIB as Vehicle to Deflate Euro
A huge default by any other word is still a huge default.
We will see if we can capture some upside on the story, then immediately short the euro against everything.
We would all hate to be Germans right now. What a way to get screwed. Your own politicians.
We will see if we can capture some upside on the story, then immediately short the euro against everything.
We would all hate to be Germans right now. What a way to get screwed. Your own politicians.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Brilliant Move by Ben Bernanke and 7/10 Fed Committee Members
Finally, a plan that frontally-attacks bank profits in order to help the worldwide economy.
Flatten the yield curve and support MBS! Should have been done in 2008/2009.
The banks have two choices now: 1) go out of business, probably prior to mid 2013 or so, or 2) lend money with Fed support for home buyers and refinancers.
A brilliant "force majeure/major" or however it's said in French!
Maybe Ben read our recent post proving the math about the prior yield curve!!!!!
Flatten the yield curve and support MBS! Should have been done in 2008/2009.
The banks have two choices now: 1) go out of business, probably prior to mid 2013 or so, or 2) lend money with Fed support for home buyers and refinancers.
A brilliant "force majeure/major" or however it's said in French!
Maybe Ben read our recent post proving the math about the prior yield curve!!!!!
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