My internet connection keeps dropping and coming back so just going to get this up. Probably going to have to call the support desk in India soon. I've got some good stuff in the works. My stock picking has been really good these past few weeks or so. Unfortunately, I have been casting a big net and I have to put stocks like INFS that I put up not long ago aside to catch a stock moving. INFS is up some 80% or so since I posted on it the other week. Check out ODP for now and TUES.

I added the widget that lets you get blog post updates in your blogger if you use blogger. I also added the link to my Twitter on the bottom right sidebar. I had a monster call on it the other day when the Dow and S&P double bottomed. I could have cleaned house on the breakout confirmation with ES or YM but I don't and have never traded futures(yet). I just started paying attention to the Dow and S&P tick and the technicals atleast when the market is trending or at the top or bottom of a range seem really easy to read.

Hyperinflation seems really scary now. We might have some trouble when oil goes back to $3+ per gallon with no viable alternative energy in place. This ETF has looked interesting to me UDN. This is turning into a pretty big brain dump so here are the links.

Even some of the most successful traders like Don Miller like the keep it simple stupid K.I.S.S. method. It's not just popular with the best value investors. Another great post from Don who blows away ES every day on how all he really needs is a basic chart and a small laptop.

Back in 2007 I made a simple observation on how Netflix should dominate Blockbuster in movie rentals. That simple analysis is looking pretty good right now with Blockbuster BBI hitting $ .20 and Netlix NFLX climbing to new highs.

Alex Bossert's analysis on Horsehead

Jeff Macke of CNBC's Fast Money wrote an article on Sears SHLD blasting Eddie Lampert. Someone changed his article possibly because there weresome false statements.

More on Jonathan's Net-Net index He thinks there may be more quality names now vs the tech bubble due to how profitable many are. I think the profitability could be misleading however because it is highly likely the profitables now will very soon become unprofitable. I'm not so sure profitability is the lense to look through with net-nets. I think as Graham showed it is the discount to their assets that was the promising metric for value. I think not being a perennial is the most important thing atleast with the ones I've seen run big 20+ percent and even multibaggrs.

Do you think you could trade the 3 X short Financials ETF FAZ 25 times in a day without 1 loss? Muddy did