"Wall Street Week" and she takes everything they say with almost a religious fervor. I would bet that you could
probably fade "Wall Street Week."
I know you talk to traders in virtually every major market on an almost daily basis. Are you
uncomfortable about being on the opposite side of the fence from these people?
Yes. Who wants to fade a winner? I want to be with them because I make a point of talking to the people who
have the best track records.
How do you keep all these other opinions from confusing your own vision? Let's say you are
bearish on a market and 75
percent of the people you talk to about that market are bullish. What do you do?
I wait. I will give you a perfect example. Until last Wednesday, I had been bearish on crude oil, while it was in
the midst of a $2 advance. The best crude oil trader I know was bullish during that period. Because he was bullish, I
never went short. Then the market started to stall and one day he said, "I think I am going to go flat here." I knew
that instant— particularly, given the fact that bullish news was coming out of OPEC right at that time—that crude oil
was a low-risk short. I sold the hell out of it, and it turned out to be a great trade.
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