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[etftalk]

Bought UNG (nat gas) after hours for $13.27. Right after my order was filled, I hear Cramer tell a caller that he is bullish on nat gas. Ugh! The kiss of death.

Sold UNG @ 10.40.

It wasn't fun watching Natural Gas rise while UNG consistantly fell. I want to start 2010 without this dog (it will probably skyrocket now.)

[etftalk]

Bot 1/2 position in TNA @ 37.84

Sold 1/2 position in TNA @ 41.37 this morning. Still holding a half. (I'm not sure I've kept up on these 1/2 position buys and sells).

If I understand the requirements of avoiding free rides in a non-margin IRA account, I can buy again at any point using these funds, but I won't be able to sell that new position for 3 days.

[etftalk]

I had an order in overnight to buy some March Nasdaq futures (NQH10) at 1803.50. It was trading near 1806 at the time. I woke up to see that it never got hit. It had been 1803 earlier on Sunday evening so I shouldn't have been so greedy. The chart was looking @ at 1803 as a good place to buy, but since it already hit it, I should have just bought at 1806.

It is now trading at 1829 after hitting 1833.75 earlier. That's a big miss. Ah, patience. Got to love it.

[etftalk]

Sold 1/2 position in TNA @ 41.37 this morning. Still holding a half.

Sold remaining TNA @ 44.70 this morning.

Now Flat.

[XL-entLady]

Sold remaining TNA @ 44.70 this morning.

Now Flat.

Nice little profit. Good job!

[etftalk]

TY lady. The credit goes to Trader Fred - who is actually still in the trade. I bailed for a few reasons.

[etftalk]

Just Bot GDX @ 45.87

Fred and Ebb like gold here.

[Bullitt]

I like gold too, but my orders to buy are staggered from 40-44. Just missed my highest buy order this past week. I remain IT and LT bullish on gold and especially like the recent shakeout.

[etftalk]

Just Bot GDX @ 45.87

Fred and Ebb like gold here.

Sold GDX @ 48.11.

[etftalk]

Still on the sidelines - all cash. I'm not smelling anything appetizing at the moment, although today's drop in stocks could give us the start of the long awaited pullback / buying opportunity.