Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Stopped out of TRID

We are out of TRID for th emoment. I will get back in under $14

7 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

I cut my loss in trid and got out too. Looks good for long term but the price action is horrible.

9:53 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

TRID is showing inexplicable weakness. We gotta time it about right to recover our huge losses and make money on this sure-shot stock bound to rise over the next couple of quarters atleast!

10:18 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi Andrew,

What's up with TRID? It just keeps hitting new lows. Today, it is trading in mid-13's. I searched for any report or news that would help me understand the consistent drop in price per share.

The only reason, in my opinion, could be the fear of recession and decreased spending in coming months by US consumers.

What is your opinion?

10:29 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Stopped out of MDR too.

11:13 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Can you please share you comments on this interview.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070913/greenspan_mortgages.html?.v=18

"Greenspan Acknowledges He Didn't Initially Grasp Risks of 'Subprime' Mortgages "

3:25 PM  
Blogger Andrew said...

TRID - we'll get back to that. We can make money here, but right now the activity is very negative

MDR - MDR split, and the STOP price needs to be adjusted

Greenspan and the subprime mess - he is either incredibly dumb (my view) or he's lying. It is possible that living in Washington DC or New York made these guys unaware of the pending fiasco. But if the average person could see the problem, it begs the question what quality reporting the Fed uses.

If we're talking about recession and the Fed has poor data - oops.

12:31 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I'm aware that MDR got split 2:1. I meant MDR hit the Limit Sell price of 100 earlier.

10:36 AM  

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