Joshua Byrini's Market View

Byrini's obeservations should not be considered recommendations, advice or suggestions to buy, sell or hold securities, commodities, commodity contracts, options, futures, warrants, insurance contracts, real estate, gemstones, art work or derivatives, as he is neither a registered securities, commodities or real estate broker, diamond merchant, art dealer, or investment advisor. These observations are for informational purposes only. In other words, you are on your own chief.

Friday, November 11, 2005

 

Watch the Booyahboy's Stocks Pop

BPOP and SHW look like to stocks to watch in light of the booyahboy plunger's recent incantation on the merits of these companies. Were there markets like these would Hamlet have ever lamented the slings and arrows of outragious fortune? I'm thinking he'd be flaming all over CNBC like the Booyahboy, loading and unloading the boat for his charitable trust just like Wall Street's number one cruise director-- Mad Money Man Cramer. The calls seemed to pop a little too much given the flat day for Warren Buffet's paint store.
BPOP on the other hand had a nice little run up (the actual stock that is). Give me 2% per day, and you'll never hear from me piss and moan again. So watching the Crammers latest picks move just may be a source of "ideas," kind of the way Dan Dorfman's were when I started out in a bucket shop so very long ago.
Yes, "front running" is an activity that the securities laws and regulations were designed to prevent, but that was long before Cable TV, owned by the largest, oldest corporations in America. Who is Eliot Spitzer to tell GE they can't let a unlicensed stockbroker pump his picks from Manila to Manhattan. After all, Booyaboy's Street.com made Eliot his 20 million dollar "F U money".

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