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Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, May 17 - 16:04
it's not easy reading about the markets or finance in general without running into 5000 facebook articles or posts. I have received a lot of questions about the IPO as well. You won't find me buying it at the open if at all tomorrow.
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, April 11 - 19:39
If you pay attention to Sirius XM Radio (SIRI) stock you have to see this youtube video with Rocco Pendola, Crunching Numbers, Brandon Matthews, Spencer Osborne, Stephen Faulkner, and Cameron Kaine.
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, April 8 - 18:49
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, April 4 - 21:21
It was a good and frustrating day all in one. The iPath S&P 500 VIX Short-Term ETN (VXX) have me some more love today. This has been a hugely profitable trade and fade for me for over a week now. It moves higher I cover, and when it moves lower I short puts and or write covered calls. Rinse and repeat.
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, March 20 - 00:26
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2010, March 10 - 00:00
My list of the top 10 trading books comes from reading a lot of the same material over and over like it was more of a copy and paste for some people than actual writing of useful material. many of these books may have some similar concepts but are at least brought to you in different ways. I put in links to make it easier to find the exact book.
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, May 15 - 07:18
Monday wasn't the biggest day trading for me. Computer issues stood in my way for much of the day. First I had a scanning issue with documents over the July 2009 fraud hit I took, then my email provider went down (again and for the last time as I moved frist to outlook online by Microsoft, then to gmail apps from Google).
Submitted by Robert Weinstein on 2012, April 25 - 23:57
Last week I signed the paperwork to write stock analysis articles for TheStreet.com and this week my first article hit the wire. I have to say it is pretty exciting to be working with the high quality talent making up the organization. I will do my best to keep up with them. Rocco Pendola writes for TheStreet as well and he as expected has simply been tearing it up.
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