He is now the editor of The Wall Street Journal’s Money and Investing section and formerly editor-inchief- of TheStreet.com.

Congrats Dave.

Here is is Wallstrip Interview from late last year:

Funny stuff as usual from the citizens. Who knew that a 400 plus point drop in the DOW and a 9 percent decline in China awaited us?

You can’t cry about it, like this loser , you need to keep yourself alert for the opportunities that come along after a selloff like this. Is it the beginning of the end? Is this a pause that refreshes?

For the US, my opinion is this is a pause that refreshes. BUT, I am long and still comfortable with what I own. I am looking to add some Wallstrip stocks and a little Starbucks down here.

The selloff was freaking serious. Period .

The Chairman suggests that the sub-prime debacles of the last few months created this . I mainly agree especially as to this being a selloff related to confidence.

Uber smart Roger writes about who made the big money yesterday - Futures Traders!

Brian takes a look at the Indexes as they stand now and helps map out the possibilities going forward:

So, is 13,000 something that is now years away?

At the time, I blogged about the breakouts and that being negative was going to cost you as prices were telegraphing big strength. Not much has changed today and the Wallstrip Dow Industrials show remains one of my favorites.

Great job by ALL the actors.

I am considered by certain close friends to be “Apathetic Right Wing”, but let this blog post serve as a limit to my apathy. WTF.

No PUBLIC, corporate officer deserves this much money.

Who is governing this whole shebang. The Board of Directors is negligent and obviously rules need to be set because Boards don’t have any balls. OR COMMON SENSE.

We should be ashamed.

Than again, The Dow was up!

No real reason to get aggressive here other than to fade the putz’s at CNBC and I have been eyeing this trade.

As I said a few weeks ago, I am getting off margin every day and will have 20-30 percent cash by earnings season.

As Todd Harrison mentioned in his very good Wallstrip Interview, the DOW may be at an all-time high, but few feel richer. I am long Todd this year not so much on his opinions but his skepticism. I am in a show me mood for 2007. That goes for Web 2.0 and stocks. I want everything to work out, but the good cards have been dealt and lots of money has been made by a few and let’s see if the masses can get some in 2007. Color me skeptical. Sorry.

All that said, please get into my paired trade contest. NOW!

Here is Todd’s Interview again:

THAT’S GOOD for the longs.

IPO’s – Lamo.
Semiconductor’s – Lamo

More fuel available and unlike others who see this as bearish, I prefer to see these two sectors underperform. When they HEAT UP – that’s when you start taking more money off the table.

In honor of the LONG’s, here is another one of my all-time fave movie clips:

I like VSocial. Maybe it’s their Phoenix presence.