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Strategies & Market Trends : Making Money is Main Objective

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To: Softechie who wrote (1)12/22/2000 4:25:02 PM
From: ToTradeWell  Read Replies (1) of 2155
 
Count me in! I like the title!
Found this today on TSC from Herb Greenburg

"Short report: Caught up with Jim Chanos yesterday, whose Kynikos Associates is believed to be the country's largest short-selling fund. He concedes it has been a good time to be a short-seller, but now he believes shorts will have to be more selective, especially on the Nasdaq. "If you're a bear you have to look at companies where the business plan still is not viable, and where there are business issues combined with lofty valuations," he says. "That said, on the New York Stock Exchange things that are questionable are still trading near their highs, and we've moved our focus from the world of tech stocks and the Nasdaq to consumer stocks and the NYSE." Which ones? Chanos almost never goes on the record with his shorts."

thestreet.com

I'm already searching the dow & Naz for those questionable overvalued stocks with suspect business plans.

I'm also ready to go long with anything where the risk/reward ratio is screaming in our favor.

My goal is to trade well.

Have a great weekend and a Very Merry Christmas!

TTW
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