Bolling’s Pearly Whites

21Apr07

There’s a lot to learn from watching CNBC’s nightly show Fast Money. If you learn to think like Eric Bolling, you may be able to earn enough for a Maybach also!  The facts are that great traders like these guys work extremely hard and are always analyzing the markets.  They’re either doing their own analysis, creating a great network to exchange ideas, or out and about doing field research.  Investing and making fast money does not come easy.   Since I started my blog, I get questioned of the short term success. To be honest, I know I’m still a small fish in a very big pond, but I know I’m prepared for this on going process.  It’s taken time…lot’s of reading, researching, and continuous learning, but I do it because I have a passion for investing and let’s be honest… a love for MONEY!

Here’s a good interview this week with Jeff Macke on The Mind of a Trader:  http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=257488423

Anyhow, if I get this account to a million, in honor of Eric Bolling, I’ll post my pic here…. with me sitting in my new Maybach(although I prefer a McLaren), with shinny cuff-links on my Thomas Pink shirt, and smiling with my Pearly Whites!

My recent market analysis were spot on. All my calls rose right into expiry.  For those that are new, I recommend reading my first blog to now.  After posting In the Eye of the Storm on March 2nd, buying the dips has been the play.  I expect bulls to remain in force and most likely continue until S&P 500 takes out the all time high at 1552.87.  The key is to find the right sectors and the right stocks within them.  But most importantly for options… the right analysis at the right time!

4 Months and account is on track +$232,711,  +776% … strictly options!

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  1. 1 Greg Liebowitz on April 21, 2007 said:

    You mention dip buying frequently in your blog… State of the art models for price movement (Gaussian return distribution, which results in a Brownian motion) cannot explain asymmetric responses to shocks, hence the success of dip buying systems.

    Can you please explain why your dip buying strategy is so successful? :)

    I’m not asking you to give away the “farm”, but I’m trying to understand what’s the most fruitful exercise for improving dip buyers (and directional options trading)… Can anything be improved if the effect is unexplainable using the models available today?

    Or, perhaps you aren’t using analytical theory at all? And instead, have developed a heuristic “feeling” for non-gaussian, nonlinear, asymmetric effects that make dip buying work?

    Good trading,
    Greg

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  2. 2 Cedrick Tan on April 22, 2007 said:

    Are there any books I can read to think like how you think? Also, how much time do you spend analyzing the market?

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