Friday, June 19, 2009

New offer, and Idea

Ok, so again, it has been a while since my last post. Why is that?
Well, I have decided to start a subscription service. I provide stock picks and what I do before I do it. As opposed to afterwards. That is why, I haven't had time recently to blog about my stock picks and what I have done. No worries, though, I plan to continue my blog. You will be able to continue to view my performance, and picks, and what I am doing after the trades. If you would like to get my recommendations before my trades.






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It is a whopping deal in my personal opinion. As I provide a excellent service in picking the correct stocks, so you and I can both make money. I do not follow a system, nor is this a swing trade service like others. This is merely, I pick good stocks, and buy them also. (putting the money where my mouth is.) And I tell you the reader when to sell them, when I decide to sell them. Usually for a profit. (Currently close to 50% this year.) (Due to the recession, allowing massive gains on good picks.)

Anyways, I will be posting on the latest happenings this weekend hopefully. To the people that just like what happens afterwards.

Sunday, March 15, 2009

Hrmm...

Ok, yeah, I know. My blog titles suck. But, it's what I'm thinking right about now... Hrmm.....

After all my ranting last week, I guess the bears have finally somewhat subsided or have been overcome by some bullish activity. In fact some say the bulls will continue on into sometime next week before maybe the bears take over again. I for one am happy the bears have subsided the beating to another day.

Anyways enough with stuff we already know, lets talk about how we're doing:

If you have been trading exactly as me, you should be relatively happy right now.

Intel Corp:

NQDC (April $15) calls of Intel Corp. (INTC)
Cost basis: $.59
Contracts owned: 70
Current price of premium: $.77

NQGN (July $14) calls of Intel Corp. (INTC)
Cost basis: $1.20
Contracts owned: 10
Current price of premium: $1.97

Total gains for Intel Corp. heading into this week: $2,000

WDOAB (Jan. 2010 $10) calls of Dow Chemical (DOW)
Cost basis: $2.30
Contracts owned: 10
Current price of premium: $1.25

We are currently losing $1,050 with this one, but its January 2010 call so there's still some time to this one. After this rally dies out, and the bears move back in. I plan to buy more of Dow Chemical, to lower the cost basis.

In talking about Intel Corp. everyone that knows my investing style would know that I would usually take the profits in this situation and walk. It would be a 37.52% gain in only 1 month. But, I believe there is a little bit more steam to this rally left. Some colleagues of mine have bought into Microsoft saying it has been unfairly beaten in this rally. If what they say is true, that would mean there is more steam left in Intel. So we shall see. (I plan to keep you updated if I setup stop losses. This is to prevent profit loss if my current positions were to decrease in value drastically.)

So far so good. Now let's go make some money. See you Monday morning.

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Just waiting...

Today is a very beautiful day. Unfortunately, I am indoors. It smells so good.
Lately, I just been waiting. And you are probably too. I am just waiting and waiting for all the f*#king bears to finally be done and go jump off a cliff! Unfortunately, I don't think they'll be done anytime soon. I am just getting kinda sick and annoyed of them. Another week won by the bears... and probably this week too...

Anyways, here are the usual suspects:

NQDC: I do not plan to add anymore to this position unless INTC drops below $11.40

NQGN: I might add to this position this week as July may be a much hotter month for Intel than April. (Anyways, stay tuned)

DOW: yep yep, just waiting on the bears to be done with this gal, then I will fix her back up... Make her look pretty again.

So yeah, this weeks update is pretty bland. I'm sorry. Blame the bears. They are the ones that made it so bland. We are currently playing the waiting game...

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Back in black (hopefully)

Alright, after going dark for more than a year. Don't worry I haven't lost my touch. Just been trading out of the scene. I am finally back, and hopefully I will keep everyone in the black.

UPDATE:
Well, I know everyone probably want to know how my hedge funds investments turned out. Let's just say with the economic collapse of the world, spun with greedy ponzi scheme owners. My investments in that sector is gone. Am I devastated? Yes. Will I be back on my feet again this year? Yes. Am I still heavily investing, and giving awesome advice to my readership? Yes. So, life goes on....

Ok, now that I am done with the simple update. If you need more info. to be brought up to speed leave me comments. I will respond. Otherwise, lets jump right into investing. People are losing money left and right in this bear market and we need to fix that ASAP! LOL

Lets talk about my current portfolio:

Current positions:

NQDC (April $15) calls of Intel Corp. (INTC)
Cost basis: $.78
Contracts owned: 50
Current price of premium: $.30

NQGN (July $14) calls of Intel Corp. (INTC)
Cost basis: $1.20
Contracts owned: 10
Current price of premium: $1.08

WDOAB (Jan. 2010 $10) calls of Dow Chemical (DOW)
Cost basis: $2.30
Contracts owned: 10
Current price of premium: $1.28

Well, if you have been attuned to the market lately. You would have noticed a massive drop in stocks in the past month. I believe it's the market attempting to realize many of Obama's plans to get us out of this economic recession. So, as a trader my current recommendations to you is to stop trading and hold off on new positions. Seriously, take a month break. Give it another month at least, before jumping back in the game. Let the market realize what's going on instead of massive speculation in setting trends. You'll thank me later on the money you'll save.

If you insist on trading, I can recommend you adding to your current positions. Because they will continue to take a hit, during the month of March before rebounding. Therefore, it would be more beneficial for you to lower your cost basis than creating new positions that may decrease in value immediately.

As far as my portfolio goes... If the premium for NQDC falls at or below $.25 this week. I plan to add another 20 contracts to that position.

If the premium of NQGN falls at or below $.90 this week. I plan to add another 10 contracts to that position.

As far as my other Dow Chem. position goes... I am just holding will not add to it.

Wellp, I hope you are up to speed again. now that I am back. Stay tuned this week for my next post. As I talk about potential positions to enter, when this bearish move delays itself in the bear market.