> I lost over 9 grand shorting Google stock today (screenshot)

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If you're not "in the game" you have no business short selling.

I need to continue krunkme's legacy of failed GOOG trades

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Those are puts, not short selling. They give heekee the right to sell Google shares for 620 on or before Jul 31.

Since it is unlikely heekee owns Google shares and is hedge and since it is unlikely he has done any analysis of the stock (free cash flow, revenue projection, cost projection) this essentially gambling.

The gamblers are anyone owning Google stock, or any stock for that matter in this market

Will this be on fuqedgoogle.com?

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MeatyCloaca wrote:

The gamblers are anyone owning Google stock, or any stock for that matter in this market

That $6.66 GE stock is still doing pretty good, and the dividends are piling up.....

Tom Leykis wrote:

That $6.66 GE stock is still doing pretty good, and the dividends are piling up.....

Shut it jerk

TwinkHunter!nli wrote:

Heekee, don't you EVER have any winning trades?  Like Ever?

Damb.  And what is that huge position in that "ONCI" shytstock?   Is it because you are "On CI"?

Your entire position is short the broad SP500 index and short google, and long some pennystock bullshyt company.

What do you honestly expect to happen?

Plus, you're paying $7 commissions at Scottrade, when there are far better and cheaper brokers.

MeatyCloaca wrote:

Shut it jerk

  Don't be talking like Stebe.

BEN_BANNED wrote:

HAMROLL IS A SPECULATOR ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A QUICK, EASY BUCK.

HE SHOULD TRY READING TEA LEAVES INSTEAD OF THOSE STUPID CANDLESTICK CHARTS AND TRENDLINES. HE MIGHT HAVE BETTER LUCK.

He needs to spend his time maintaining his rental properties in fine condition, so the tenants won't mind annual rent increases. 

Forget this long, short and day trading bullshyt.  My investment in CTL is long term, has appreciated in price, and is STILL returning a 7%+ dividend.

Heekee doesn't like me mentioning GE stock, for some reason.  Maybe that's because I watched him ride it down day trading in 2008.  Then, when he finally gave up, I actually called my broker and bought 1000 shares. 

I could take my wife on an around the world cruise, if I sold today, and still have my original investment.

GordonGekko wrote:

If you don't have inside information, pal, stay away from the Wall Street Casino.  The sharks will eat you alive.

Long, short, put and call.  They all seem to be words that trap the unwary.

Me?  I keep my Tahoe property in prime condition.  A $40 bucket of paint, a few hours, and a $50,000 summer, with repeats booking already?

I'll take that.

Tom Leykis wrote:

Long, short, put and call.  They all seem to be words that trap the unwary.

Me?  I keep my Tahoe property in prime condition.  A $40 bucket of paint, a few hours, and a $50,000 summer, with repeats booking already?

I'll take that.

You're smart with your money and see real returns. You have a desirable property that's booked and you know the business. Maintenance, booking, light marketing, and good client experience. You probably have guests who return regularly and who recommend friends so you get some recurring business certainty.

Other idiots don't educate themselves and dabble in things they don't understand.

Good times, I forgot about my MeatyCloaca moniker