Recent content by borsellino

sure, I agree with you, I will go long once the panic selling will be over. I simply don't believe that the great moment for gold to leave behind the 3 digits for ethernity has already arrived. I am expecting one more pullback before the great leap forward. Just my hunch, I have nothing to prove...

planning to short GOLD @1025, yes, stop 1055, target 875. I have the sensation this is only a fake move above 1000 and that the bigs will milk naif traders bringing gold to a small collapse before pushing it to the 1200 range.

here is a list of books from a semi-professional trader: Oil Trader`s Blog: Best Trading And Investing Books I have read myself "blablabla lizard brain blabla" (can't remember the exact title) and it made me understand why 95% of the new traders lose everything in the first year of trading...

brilliant indeed, an eye opener... thanks saint for the post, send more please :).

gold in a safe is the best way to accumulate - by the time you will retire the governments will be completely broke, inflation at 30%, the financial institutions a big mess, gold at 10000$, oil at 1000$. Don't put any significant money in anything made of paper. Also, agricultural land is a good...

if you have a service delivering alerts by email, you can open a gmail account, set a filter to forward the alert to a textmagic.com account which will forward the message to your mobile. It works quite well although it sounds a bit roundaboutish, within 10 seconds you get the message... but...

on the fundamentals of the GBP, I would imagine that the recent nice rally from 1.35 to 1.65 is due to some retracement soon, possibly on a temporary rally of the dollar on a "flight to safety" and more trouble for british banks... I am only repeating what I read in moneyweek.com anyway, since I...

indeed. A good strategy would be to go short whenever he goes long and viceversa.

mmm this hardly makes sense to me :cry: .... how can you make money without having a clue which way a particular market is going (trend)....and without relying on good sources of information for fundamentals analysis. Trading without analysis is pure gambling, and most gambler lose money in the...

well he got stuck in a few calls lately, which are mostly losing money....sorry to say so, because in general he was doing really well, probably he has underestimated the seriousness of our crisis. On the other hand I am following Ian Cooper, he has been really on a roll lately, shorting lots...

here is his current portfolio. A recipe for success is to buy a CALL whenever he recommends a PUT and viceversa. Incidentally he never recommends PUTS, his brain is hardwired for infinite growth in the commodity market. Alert Date Open Positions Entry Price 11/18/2008 +/- % Action...

I have opened an account with TextMagic, it allows you to send text (SMS) messages by email... if you have any email alerts - available through your broker platform, or your yahoo finance - just add a filter to your google (yahoo) email forwarding those alerts to textmagic for further forward...

I have monitored Steven Sarnoff (Options Online) for a few months, and I have a good opinion of him, although I don't have a track of record. Normally he is very rational and motivates each trade. So far he is the only advisor thay I more or less trust, all others have made huge blunders in this...

he was pretty decent during the bull run, when making money in commodities was a nobrainer. He also predicted the oil crash of July. For the rest, I see all his picks in the last months deeply, deeply, deeply (up to 97%) in the red. Both those in the previous service RTA and in the new service...

I have summarized all the posts I liked most here in this list - for the benefit of the new members: Choose the direction; and buy or sell on a reverse bar. Less risk/more profit. going short on the the second double top because everyone wants to get on that train. "The trend is your friend"...