Not much to say here.  I messed up the GOOG exit and though that bugs me, it’s alright.  I’ll continue to trade even though I did mess that up.

I won’t be taking any trades, most likely, today.  I sold my GOOG position this morning, which was dumb.  I avoided making $500 so that I could make $50.  Not the sign of a good trader, but thankfully the website name matches.

Today was good for me.  I haven’t been fighting trends like I have in the past.  I think that it’s a function of remembeing what’s expected to happen.  Though I was way off with my initial DJI prediction for the close of the market, it didn’t seem to bite me in the backside.

It’s always a bet when it comes to GOOG.  That’s why I like and hate to play GOOG options.  I’ve actually been on the wrong side of a GOOG option and lost more money than a teenager at the Bunny Ranch.  So this time, I’ll keep a quick stop and hope that GOOG goes with me.

The market dropped yesterday.  Fed cut 25 points, apparently the traders thought that it wasn’t enough.  Traders are a wild bunch, so watching the action was almost as much fun as watching my AAPL position gain $625 profit.  I didn’t close my position, yet, though.

The Fed will be talking today, giving their decision on if they will lower the key interest rate at this time.  There’s a lot of talk and guessing going into this subject.  I know the answer because I have a glass ball (not a cancer-replacement, I mean something for looking into the future).  The answer is the Fed will …

I didn’t make any trades today.  I wanted to trade, the working world just found a way to interrupt with that.  I actually didn’t have my usual stock screening today either, it’s a shame.  My “work” computer was used for work today, instead of my personal stock tracking.  Shame.