FB: Liberty League

[JT]

and down down down goes the markets!! starting to get painful yet ....well its just gettin started...the fed is pedaling like crazy to keep the economy afloat but the ship be takin on a ton of water and the pumps are about to seize....bill gross's little bomb he dropped today about credit swaps is making people all the more jittery

PBR-

Reg was fortunate enough to get his money into a money market account when I was even.  Would you mind letting Reg know when you think we have hit bottom so Reg can get the MM money working for him.

My FA always seems to think that "we are still looking bullish".  Ahhhh, ok buddy.

Playing options... puts and calls is one way to go.  Its not cheap to learn and you really have to find the right teacher.  JT's guru comes straight out of 15+ years in the Phila pits.  And it took a while to find some one like him who really knew his stuff.

Since Reg is a pretty good do-it-yourself kinda guy, JT would recommend Technical Analysis for Dummies and learn how to read/analyze stock charts.  Combine that with fundamental (news/economic events) that Reg is already aware of and bingo!!! Much better that most FA's.  Get a subscription to a charting service like http://www.incrediblecharts.com and you'll be set.  You can set your own criteria for potential stock picks and the charting software will find them for you.

For example, when JT was first getting started he used play stock price moving averages.  Look for stocks where the 50 day MA has just risen above the 200 day MA (bullish sign). 

JT thinks Reg could still be a conservative investor and buy/sell his own stocks and perform much better than most advisers.  Probably spend only about 10-15 minutes a day once Reg gets rolling.

[Senor RedTackle]

and down down down goes the markets!! starting to get painful yet ....well its just gettin started...the fed is pedaling like crazy to keep the economy afloat but the ship be takin on a ton of water and the pumps are about to seize....bill gross's little bomb he dropped today about credit swaps is making people all the more jittery

PBR-

Reg was fortunate enough to get his money into a money market account when I was even.  Would you mind letting Reg know when you think we have hit bottom so Reg can get the MM money working for him.

My FA always seems to think that "we are still looking bullish".  Ahhhh, ok buddy.

Playing options... puts and calls is one way to go.  Its not cheap to learn and you really have to find the right teacher.  JT's guru comes straight out of 15+ years in the Phila pits.  And it took a while to find some one like him who really knew his stuff.

Since Reg is a pretty good do-it-yourself kinda guy, JT would recommend Technical Analysis for Dummies and learn how to read/analyze stock charts.  Combine that with fundamental (news/economic events) that Reg is already aware of and bingo!!! Much better that most FA's.  Get a subscription to a charting service like http://www.incrediblecharts.com and you'll be set.  You can set your own criteria for potential stock picks and the charting software will find them for you.

For example, when JT was first getting started he used play stock price moving averages.  Look for stocks where the 50 day MA has just risen above the 200 day MA (bullish sign). 

JT thinks Reg could still be a conservative investor and buy/sell his own stocks and perform much better than most advisers.  Probably spend only about 10-15 minutes a day once Reg gets rolling.

Reg...for what it's worth...do you really want to try to be some sort of amateur day trader? This is a long haul for guys our age. Go look at the history books. Trying to beat the market in trading stocks every day is a time consuming crap shoot that is not, in my opinion, worth the headache. Go look at any sound long term investment strategy...a portfolio of funds based on a mix of equities (large/small cap), bonds...and some flavor of international.

RT has a portfolio of mutual funds, money market, bonds, and some IBM stock with fidelity. The only work RT does is a couple of times a year to look at the balance and make sure things are ok. Guys our age should have a 20-30 year window and the fact is that if you can deliver somewhere between 10-15% return over time without even looking at it, then that is the kind of strategy that is blocking and tackling.

just the thoughts of a guy who's tried many different investment philosophies for the last 10 years

[Regulator]

and down down down goes the markets!! starting to get painful yet ....well its just gettin started...the fed is pedaling like crazy to keep the economy afloat but the ship be takin on a ton of water and the pumps are about to seize....bill gross's little bomb he dropped today about credit swaps is making people all the more jittery

PBR-

Reg was fortunate enough to get his money into a money market account when I was even.  Would you mind letting Reg know when you think we have hit bottom so Reg can get the MM money working for him.

My FA always seems to think that "we are still looking bullish".  Ahhhh, ok buddy.

Playing options... puts and calls is one way to go.  Its not cheap to learn and you really have to find the right teacher.  JT's guru comes straight out of 15+ years in the Phila pits.  And it took a while to find some one like him who really knew his stuff.

Since Reg is a pretty good do-it-yourself kinda guy, JT would recommend Technical Analysis for Dummies and learn how to read/analyze stock charts.  Combine that with fundamental (news/economic events) that Reg is already aware of and bingo!!! Much better that most FA's.  Get a subscription to a charting service like http://www.incrediblecharts.com and you'll be set.  You can set your own criteria for potential stock picks and the charting software will find them for you.

For example, when JT was first getting started he used play stock price moving averages.  Look for stocks where the 50 day MA has just risen above the 200 day MA (bullish sign). 

JT thinks Reg could still be a conservative investor and buy/sell his own stocks and perform much better than most advisers.  Probably spend only about 10-15 minutes a day once Reg gets rolling.

Reg...for what it's worth...do you really want to try to be some sort of amateur day trader? This is a long haul for guys our age. Go look at the history books. Trying to beat the market in trading stocks every day is a time consuming crap shoot that is not, in my opinion, worth the headache. Go look at any sound long term investment strategy...a portfolio of funds based on a mix of equities (large/small cap), bonds...and some flavor of international.

RT has a portfolio of mutual funds, money market, bonds, and some IBM stock with fidelity. The only work RT does is a couple of times a year to look at the balance and make sure things are ok. Guys our age should have a 20-30 year window and the fact is that if you can deliver somewhere between 10-15% return over time without even looking at it, then that is the kind of strategy that is blocking and tackling.

just the thoughts of a guy who's tried many different investment philosophies for the last 10 years

RT,
You're reading me mind.....Reg is no day trader....I need a portfolio that allows me to retire if I want at 50.

I just wanted to know that since my money was out of the mutual fund market right now, when the best time would be to start going back in.  I would rather get in low rather than high...

Ya heard?

[Senor RedTackle]

and down down down goes the markets!! starting to get painful yet ....well its just gettin started...the fed is pedaling like crazy to keep the economy afloat but the ship be takin on a ton of water and the pumps are about to seize....bill gross's little bomb he dropped today about credit swaps is making people all the more jittery

PBR-

Reg was fortunate enough to get his money into a money market account when I was even.  Would you mind letting Reg know when you think we have hit bottom so Reg can get the MM money working for him.

My FA always seems to think that "we are still looking bullish".  Ahhhh, ok buddy.

Playing options... puts and calls is one way to go.  Its not cheap to learn and you really have to find the right teacher.  JT's guru comes straight out of 15+ years in the Phila pits.  And it took a while to find some one like him who really knew his stuff.

Since Reg is a pretty good do-it-yourself kinda guy, JT would recommend Technical Analysis for Dummies and learn how to read/analyze stock charts.  Combine that with fundamental (news/economic events) that Reg is already aware of and bingo!!! Much better that most FA's.  Get a subscription to a charting service like http://www.incrediblecharts.com and you'll be set.  You can set your own criteria for potential stock picks and the charting software will find them for you.

For example, when JT was first getting started he used play stock price moving averages.  Look for stocks where the 50 day MA has just risen above the 200 day MA (bullish sign). 

JT thinks Reg could still be a conservative investor and buy/sell his own stocks and perform much better than most advisers.  Probably spend only about 10-15 minutes a day once Reg gets rolling.

Reg...for what it's worth...do you really want to try to be some sort of amateur day trader? This is a long haul for guys our age. Go look at the history books. Trying to beat the market in trading stocks every day is a time consuming crap shoot that is not, in my opinion, worth the headache. Go look at any sound long term investment strategy...a portfolio of funds based on a mix of equities (large/small cap), bonds...and some flavor of international.

RT has a portfolio of mutual funds, money market, bonds, and some IBM stock with fidelity. The only work RT does is a couple of times a year to look at the balance and make sure things are ok. Guys our age should have a 20-30 year window and the fact is that if you can deliver somewhere between 10-15% return over time without even looking at it, then that is the kind of strategy that is blocking and tackling.

just the thoughts of a guy who's tried many different investment philosophies for the last 10 years

RT,
You're reading me mind.....Reg is no day trader....I need a portfolio that allows me to retire if I want at 50.

I just wanted to know that since my money was out of the mutual fund market right now, when the best time would be to start going back in.  I would rather get in low rather than high...

Ya heard?

buy low baby

[union89]

New Hampshire got it half very right and half VERY WRONG............

Plymouth State sucks.......

[mattvsmith]

The Rev wishes at this moment that he were a drug abuser so that he could huff himself unconscious and possibly die.  This quote has already rendered him brain damaged:

"Over the last week, I listened to you, and in the process I found my own voice."

Is this a campaign or psychotherapy?

If this is the best the nation has to offer, then The Rev begs God to swallow us up in fire and brimstone like Sodom and Gomorrah.  Seriously, The Rev is sending an engraved invitation and someone break out the best china, we're going to have the anti-Christ over for dinner.

[Lyco80]

Her address shouldn't be all that hard to find.

ATB

[PBR...]

and down down down goes the markets!! starting to get painful yet ....well its just gettin started...the fed is pedaling like crazy to keep the economy afloat but the ship be takin on a ton of water and the pumps are about to seize....bill gross's little bomb he dropped today about credit swaps is making people all the more jittery

PBR-

Reg was fortunate enough to get his money into a money market account when I was even.  Would you mind letting Reg know when you think we have hit bottom so Reg can get the MM money working for him.

My FA always seems to think that "we are still looking bullish".  Ahhhh, ok buddy.

Playing options... puts and calls is one way to go.  Its not cheap to learn and you really have to find the right teacher.  JT's guru comes straight out of 15+ years in the Phila pits.  And it took a while to find some one like him who really knew his stuff.

Since Reg is a pretty good do-it-yourself kinda guy, JT would recommend Technical Analysis for Dummies and learn how to read/analyze stock charts.  Combine that with fundamental (news/economic events) that Reg is already aware of and bingo!!! Much better that most FA's.  Get a subscription to a charting service like http://www.incrediblecharts.com and you'll be set.  You can set your own criteria for potential stock picks and the charting software will find them for you.

For example, when JT was first getting started he used play stock price moving averages.  Look for stocks where the 50 day MA has just risen above the 200 day MA (bullish sign). 

JT thinks Reg could still be a conservative investor and buy/sell his own stocks and perform much better than most advisers.  Probably spend only about 10-15 minutes a day once Reg gets rolling.

Reg...for what it's worth...do you really want to try to be some sort of amateur day trader? This is a long haul for guys our age. Go look at the history books. Trying to beat the market in trading stocks every day is a time consuming crap shoot that is not, in my opinion, worth the headache. Go look at any sound long term investment strategy...a portfolio of funds based on a mix of equities (large/small cap), bonds...and some flavor of international.

RT has a portfolio of mutual funds, money market, bonds, and some IBM stock with fidelity. The only work RT does is a couple of times a year to look at the balance and make sure things are ok. Guys our age should have a 20-30 year window and the fact is that if you can deliver somewhere between 10-15% return over time without even looking at it, then that is the kind of strategy that is blocking and tackling.

just the thoughts of a guy who's tried many different investment philosophies for the last 10 years

RT,
You're reading me mind.....Reg is no day trader....I need a portfolio that allows me to retire if I want at 50.

I just wanted to know that since my money was out of the mutual fund market right now, when the best time would be to start going back in.  I would rather get in low rather than high...

Ya heard?

relax reg...your riding in a ferrari now...pbr's system is used by every investment banker worldwide, only the pro's use it no amateurs allowed. timing markets is very difficult if you dont have the tools. stay diversified and look at your timelines. pbr will keep ya in check in when its time to board the rocket and go long again...to many shorts out there right now covering their positions.

rev...sad as it is but true you made pbr chuckle out loud with that rant good 'ish...+k

EDIT:  finally some sanity...a true div I champion? head of ncaa exec committee wants a playoff and is pushing his plan says its 50/50 whether it gets passed or not....

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=3186232

[PBR...]

being and speaking as a fellow parent this mom is spot on and +k to her

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080109/ap_on_fe_st/odd_car_ad

[JT]

and down down down goes the markets!! starting to get painful yet ....well its just gettin started...the fed is pedaling like crazy to keep the economy afloat but the ship be takin on a ton of water and the pumps are about to seize....bill gross's little bomb he dropped today about credit swaps is making people all the more jittery

PBR-

Reg was fortunate enough to get his money into a money market account when I was even.  Would you mind letting Reg know when you think we have hit bottom so Reg can get the MM money working for him.

My FA always seems to think that "we are still looking bullish".  Ahhhh, ok buddy.

Playing options... puts and calls is one way to go.  Its not cheap to learn and you really have to find the right teacher.  JT's guru comes straight out of 15+ years in the Phila pits.  And it took a while to find some one like him who really knew his stuff.

Since Reg is a pretty good do-it-yourself kinda guy, JT would recommend Technical Analysis for Dummies and learn how to read/analyze stock charts.  Combine that with fundamental (news/economic events) that Reg is already aware of and bingo!!! Much better that most FA's.  Get a subscription to a charting service like http://www.incrediblecharts.com and you'll be set.  You can set your own criteria for potential stock picks and the charting software will find them for you.

For example, when JT was first getting started he used play stock price moving averages.  Look for stocks where the 50 day MA has just risen above the 200 day MA (bullish sign). 

JT thinks Reg could still be a conservative investor and buy/sell his own stocks and perform much better than most advisers.  Probably spend only about 10-15 minutes a day once Reg gets rolling.

Reg...for what it's worth...do you really want to try to be some sort of amateur day trader? This is a long haul for guys our age. Go look at the history books. Trying to beat the market in trading stocks every day is a time consuming crap shoot that is not, in my opinion, worth the headache. Go look at any sound long term investment strategy...a portfolio of funds based on a mix of equities (large/small cap), bonds...and some flavor of international.

RT has a portfolio of mutual funds, money market, bonds, and some IBM stock with fidelity. The only work RT does is a couple of times a year to look at the balance and make sure things are ok. Guys our age should have a 20-30 year window and the fact is that if you can deliver somewhere between 10-15% return over time without even looking at it, then that is the kind of strategy that is blocking and tackling.

just the thoughts of a guy who's tried many different investment philosophies for the last 10 years

RT,
You're reading me mind.....Reg is no day trader....I need a portfolio that allows me to retire if I want at 50.

I just wanted to know that since my money was out of the mutual fund market right now, when the best time would be to start going back in.  I would rather get in low rather than high...

Ya heard?

The strategy JT mentioned has little to nothing to do with day trading.  Its a short to long term strategy.  It also doesn't try to time tops and bottoms exactly.  Using news and charts one would be riding trends.  You'd check charts briefly at night and make adjustments periodically.  To each his own.  Most FA's are just salesmen pumping their company's ish.

JT's motto never let a profit turn into a loss.  JT actually doesn't do much with stocks anymore, he prefers options.  More bang for the buck, greater upside and one can trade the downside w/o having to deal with trying to sell a stock short.  This is more like day trading to short term since options expire.

[JT]

The Rev wishes at this moment that he were a drug abuser so that he could huff himself unconscious and possibly die.  This quote has already rendered him brain damaged:

"Over the last week, I listened to you, and in the process I found my own voice."

Is this a campaign or psychotherapy?

If this is the best the nation has to offer, then The Rev begs God to swallow us up in fire and brimstone like Sodom and Gomorrah.  Seriously, The Rev is sending an engraved invitation and someone break out the best china, we're going to have the anti-Christ over for dinner.

Let's see she's tried her regular shrill voice, a voice with a bad Southern accent, and now this.

Actually, if Rev is a conservative he wants her thighness, Obama, and Edwards to battle for delegates with each one winning enough so that neither of the three can win on the first ballot.  A true bloodbath.  Leaving the Republicans above the scrum.

[labart96]

k+ from TGP and the Rt Rev to Hobart QB Andy Strom for winning the ECAC POY award:

http://web.hws.edu/athletics/hobart/showrelease.asp?id=4329

[Knightstalker]

Her address shouldn't be all that hard to find.

ATB

His address is 1600 PA Avenue NW, Washington DC.

[JQV]

Thought I'd share this photo of the geniuses at Ohio State with LLPP, Inc. since I don't think the OAC boys will respond:

[Knightstalker]

Thought I'd share this photo of the geniuses at Ohio State with LLPP, Inc. since I don't think the OAC boys will respond:

Is yu am maken phun of stat skuuled kieds agin?