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发表于 2014-4-24 01:57 PM | 显示全部楼层 |阅读模式


一清早去客户那,楼里信号极差,没法玩PUT (>300%的瞬间利润)。借去上厕所的机会,抄底买了点便宜股票。

下个单,要等几分钟,急死银了。
发表于 2014-4-24 02:04 PM | 显示全部楼层
盘前我也想空的,没人喊,都没人说做空。。。
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 楼主| 发表于 2014-4-24 02:22 PM | 显示全部楼层
Lufthansa 发表于 2014-4-24 02:04 PM
盘前我也想空的,没人喊,都没人说做空。。。

It has about 90% correction rate to short at high opening in the high end of market. Nothing is guaranteed.
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发表于 2014-4-24 02:40 PM | 显示全部楼层

总觉options得要高手快手才行。
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 楼主| 发表于 2014-4-24 02:45 PM | 显示全部楼层
angelecho 发表于 2014-4-24 02:40 PM
总觉options得要高手快手才行。

Sometimes you have only about 2 minutes to take profits. Otherwise it becomes a loss quickly. So good internet is a must.
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发表于 2014-4-24 02:51 PM | 显示全部楼层
恒一 发表于 2014-4-24 02:22 PM
It has about 90% correction rate to short at high opening in the high end of market. Nothing is gu ...


现在大盘比较萎,不会非常快的上下,这么做空还算安全。

一月初有一天,开盘下跌,在低点就不到一分钟,然后迅速拉起北上,我做空一下子就由盈利到巨亏,连pull back的机会都不给。那时真是大牛市的感觉,空军跑慢了就惨了。现在多空在慢慢推太极的架势。
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发表于 2014-4-24 05:36 PM | 显示全部楼层
According to CNBC:

Warren Buffett rejected the suggestion the U.S. stock market is "too frothy" right now as the major indexes re-approach their all-time highs.

"I think we're in a range, and it's a big zone always, of reasonableness. But stocks ought to be higher every 10 years.There's a plow back of earnings that goes back year after year. Stocks will become worth more decade after decade, not in any precise manner, not in an even manner or anything of the sort. But 10 years, 20 years, 30 years, stocks will be worth more than they are today."

Asked if he agreed with investor David Einhorn's warning that "we are witnessing our second tech bubble in 15 years," Buffett said he doesn't always understand tech valuations, but it's not like the period before 2001 when "you could almost sell anything and capitalize eyeballs and all of that. I don't think it's reached that point and certainly I don't think the general market level is going to bubble up."

Buffett also said Coca-Cola's controversial equity compensation plan was "excessive," but Berkshire Hathaway abstained in the shareholder vote.

Buffett said he and partner Charlie Munger didn't want to vote against the plan because he didn't want to show any disapproval of management, and he has enormous respect for CEO Muhtar Kent. "I love Coke, I love the management, I love the directors, so I didn't want to vote no. Kind of un-American to vote no at a Coke meeting."
He added, "I respect the Coke organization. I just don't like the plan."

Buffett said he generally doesn't like to vote against compensation plans and, in his role as a board member on various companies, has sometimes voted for plans he didn't really like. Objecting to a decision of a compensation committee "is a little bit like belching at the dinner table. You can't do it too often. If you do, you find you're eating in the kitchen pretty soon."

Earlier Wednesday, the company said 83 percent of shareholders approved the plan. Critics, most notably the activist investor David Winters, said it would dilute the holdings of current shareholders too much.

Winters had publicly called on Buffett to take a stand against the plan. Before Buffett spoke, WInters said he was surprised the billionaire had not "seized the opportunity" to oppose it before the vote.

Buffett responded that he "didn't want to be in the position of campaigning for either side."

In a statement, Coca-Cola said it "respects Mr. Buffett's philosophical stance on equity-based compensation." Calling him a "wonderful counselor through the years," Coke said it looks forward to continuing its "productive relationship" with Buffett for "many years to come."
As of December 31, Berkshire owned 400 million shares of the company, just over 9 percent of the shares outstanding. Buffett said he has no plans to sell any of them. The stake is currently worth about $16.3 billion.

Buffett acknowledged that activist investors are getting stronger and "CEOs are terrified" of them.

Buffett denied he had "soured" on his enormous investment in IBM, and said Berkshire bought some more shares this year, although the purchases didn't come after the company's most recent earnings report. He said he wouldn't "rule out" future IBM stock buys.

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