I understand a deal like $100 off Nails on the Numbers does not come along every day.
OK, actually it does, although I'm sure "limited time" means it will end someday.
But call me crazy, I never signed up. Hearing great things though, like another one of those re-re-re-redoubling that got him long extreme amounts of DEEEEEEEPS in one of the financials (I believe it was MS). Which of course eventually worked like a charm like it always does when you have endless pretend capital to throw at it. Rumor has it Lenny may actually show active losing positions on his famous Scorecard, although I would not hold my breathe.
Anyway, back the real world where people invest actual money, yesterday's drop marked the 2nd one of at least 1.75% within the past 3 days. Yet it did not hit a 10 day low, a pretty unusual combo that has happened only 11 time since 1960, as per Rob Hanna of Quantifiable Edges.
Good news? Yes, according to Rob's newsletter.
After the first two days, the upside edge is quite impressive up to 2 weeks out. Ten of eleven winners and an average trade of nearly 3.7%. The number of instances is quite small, though.
Lowering the criteria to 1.50% produces only 10 more instances, but the results remain very bullish two weeks out. So it looks like if Lenny can just hold on a bit longer to those DEEEEEEEPs........
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Great tune...that I'm sure I won't be able to get out of my head before today's close. Maybe it should really be I Know You Writer...
On an unrelated note, I had Whipping Post playing in my head day after day in late June and early July. You don't suppose my subconscious was trying to tell me something, do you?
If it's Allman Brothers, has to be Meliisa, lmao.
Game, set and match to Mr. Warner of the United States!
Adam,
Thanks for the props.
I'd lke to announce a special promotion for readers of the Daily Options Report. Anyone who signs up for one of my newsletters will be eligible to recieve $100 of a subscription to "Nails on the Numbers". (Not to be combined with any other $100 off savings.)
For a limited time, of course.
Rob Hanna
Whoa, there. Isn't it all just pretend money? The dollar is just a fiat currency, after all. It only has value because George Bush says it does. And according to my calendar, he's outta here next January.
Now, back to the game. I'd like to buy a hotel on Park Place and put two houses on Marvin Gardens.
Um, we'll need proof of income this time around, sir...
Rob: very gracious offer. I'll be sure to ACT NOW!!!!!
MD: It's not even worth $1 any more, lol. The amazing byproduct is a .....all the hockey players are leaving, lol.
Bill: Income? Who needs income.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/16562185/
if anyone has a subscription to CNBC plus, you can watch a vintage clip of Lenny and his "advisor" Rich Suttmeier back about 18 months ago when he appeared on the show that was known as Morning Call promoting his new venture into the world of DEEEPS. You can use a one week free trial on CNBC plus if you need to view it.
I must say its quite comical lol
lmao, I'll try it later, I don't have an account.
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