Business Magazine

GDPhursday – Brother Can You Spare $64Bn?

Posted on the 30 January 2014 by Phil's Stock World @philstockworld

They used to tell me I was building a dream
With peace and glory ahead
Why should I be standing in line
Just waiting for bread?

Once I built a railroad, made it run
Made it race against time
Brother, can you spare a dime?

And the selling continues.  

SPY DAILYWe're down about 4% from our highs and we went on a little shopping spree yesterday with not one but two Alerts going out to our Members with some bottom-fishing picks.  All long-term trades, of course, with a short-term hedge to cover.  It was, by far, our busiest day of the year but that's the nature of value trading – we do a lot of waiting and then, when the time is right, we act.  

We don't KNOW that this is a bottom but we do KNOW that some of the stocks we're watching have values that we now consider fair.  That means we don't mind making long-term commitments to a few of them using our patented "How to Buy a Stock for a 15-20% Discount" strategy.  When we find stocks that have pulled back 10-20% already and we can add an additional 15-20% discount to our entry – it's a good time for us to bring a little cash off the sidelines.

We're still not even 40% committed in our virtual portfolios and that's margin, not cash.  Cash has barely been touched and, in most of our portfolios, we're carrying a cash credit – because we are BEING THE HOUSE – Not the Gambler.  Although we call our strategy "Getting Rich Slowly", as I noted yesterday – sometimes we ACCIDENTALLY make money very quickly.  

For example, back on Jan 9th (3 weeks ago) I said to our Members in the Chat Room:


You must login to see all of Phil's posts. To read the rest of this article now, along with Phil's live intra-day comments, live trading ideas, Phil's market calls, additional member comments, and other members-only features - Subscribe to Phil's Stock World by clicking here.
To signup for a free trial membership, click here.

Back to Featured Articles on Logo Paperblog