Monday, February 26, 2007

 

Sector Spotlight: Utilities

Thanks to the "mac-daddy's" at KKR buying TXU, the Utility sector is on fucking fire. Frankly, I feel like a dickless, fucktarded asshat-- missing out on all the fun.

Right now, I own 3 Utility stocks: DUK, PGN and GXP. But, compared to the "fuck you shorts, you're dead" moves in NRG, ETR, FE, EXC, PEG, CNP, FPL and D, my stocks are as fast as a solar race car. In other words, they fucking suck.

Aside from the Utilities, the market is starting to fade. I sense the sellers will try to make today an anti-climatic one for the bulls. Therefore, I am going long oil, via SU. Furthermore, I will avoid buying any Tech stocks today.

Finally, it's worth noting, March is typically a kick ass month for the Energy sector. Sometime this week, I will share my March seasonality report. Basically, Energy stocks go higher and kill shorts, almost everyday in March. The numbers are that good.

NOTE: HANS reports tomorrow. Are you ready to put your balls on the line?

Comments:
seasonality has meant shit of late.

there is no edge in being long or short hans going into earnings.

p.s. I rule.
 
Seasonality has ruled. Check the stats, goat-brain.
 
eat a dick, penny stock chaser.
 
That's Mr. Penny Stock chaser, goat brain.
 
I'll take the under (<37) on the HANS.
 
HANS, NIHD, and FWLT all report tomorrow, so I hope I don't have a coronary. Any thoughts on how those might go? I think FWLT - down, HANS - up, NIHD - flattish
 
danny, parlay it up. 8 to 1. boo-yah!
 
haha! well i pussed out on FWLT, sold that bitch at 58.25. I think I will play the spread though on HANS 29 or 43. short your blog is mildly hilarious.
 
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