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Eduardo,
I'm agree with you about some times (almost all for me)
it's hard to express something in english.
It's deficult to understand all the people post (for me, of course)
I've understood Roy was trying to sell his newsleeter sending
recommendations signed by others.
For me it was a kind of SPAM.
If I was wrong then I appologise to Roy.
If it's not, also I appologise to Roy because nobody push me to be a
EequisMetaStock member.
I know It's very common I need to say "sorry".
Sorry one more time (!)
Paolo
EGP> Hi everyone,
EGP> Sorry to butt in, Paolo, but I think that you have made some mistakes.
EGP> I have noticed that you struggle somewhat with the English language; nothing wrong with that if it isn’t your first language – in my case, for example, it is my third!
EGP> I learned to speak the English language in England, of all places, but for me it was somewhat easier because I spent three years working as a waiter in Lanzarote with foreigners, and because I
EGP> also speak French fluently, a language which has strong influence on the English language, probably due to the Norman invasion at the beginning of the last millennium.
EGP> One thing I noticed is the idiom (the way we say things) is totally different in English to, say, in Spanish or Italian ; this means that if you try to say something in English the way you
EGP> would say it in Spanish or Italian, people will get confused at best, or totally misunderstand what you are trying to say, and even get offended by it!
EGP> Try to find ways of making sure that what you say is what you mean if you want to avoid the above. Please, Paolo, I’m telling you this from my own experience! Try to avoid my mistakes.
EGP> I’ll give you an example: “I also understand Roy needs to sell his developments.” Er…, no, Roy’s developments are free of charge in his website, all you have to do is download them.
EGP> This statement has probably surprised a few people, of which I am one of them, because the only thing Roy sells is his newsletter, and it is subscribers like myself who recommend it – Roy
EGP> himself has never marketed it in this pages, that I know of.
EGP> There is no shame being wrong, Paolo, it happens to me all the time, but I always try to get it right next time.
EGP> Eduardo.
EGP> david121879 <david.hamilton1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Paolo.
EGP> You ignore the reality, the truth, that my original posting was not
EGP> spam. You are unable to admit that you made a mistake. In the context
EGP> of this, you have lost no money. But, given your attitude, I fear for
EGP> your wealth.
EGP> I have a friend - I'll call her Sue - who, in the dotcom/telecoms
EGP> heyday was writing puts and making money. However, when the market
EGP> turned and fell, she refused to accept that reality, that truth. She
EGP> refused to admit that she had made a mistake. (Just like you.) She
EGP> continued to write puts and lost a great deal of money. It is very
EGP> dangerous for a trader to be unable to admit to a mistake, for a
EGP> trader not to be able to accept the reality, the truth. I hope you
EGP> can change.
EGP> Regards.
EGP> David.
EGP> --- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Paolo <italoarg76@xxx> wrote:
>>
>> smpretor,
>> Nobody can doubt about the Roy's solutions.
>> He, Jose Silva, Bellamy and others are very cualified in Metastock
>> matters.
>> I also understand Roy needs to sell his developments.
>> Regards,
>> Pablo
>>
>> s> Paolo
>>
>> s> A little heads up. MSTT is published by Roy Larsen. Search the
>> s> archives and you will note the number of solutions that Roy has
>> s> freely given to members of this group over the years. MSTT is
>> s> directly related to MetaStock and trading in general.
EGP> Unsolicited
>> s> testimonials from readers of the newsletter that are posted to
EGP> this
>> s> newsgroup are merely giving credit where it is due.
>>
>> s> Spam it isn't.
>>
>> s> Stuart
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>> s> PS The definition of Spam from
>> s> http://www.spamhaus.org/definition.html.
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>> >> The word "Spam" as applied to Email means Unsolicited Bulk Email
>> >> ("UBE").
>> >>
>> >> Unsolicited means that the Recipient has not granted verifiable
>> >> permission for the message to be sent. Bulk means that the
EGP> message
>> s> is
>> >> sent as part of a larger collection of messages, all having
>> >> substantively identical content.
>> >>
>> >> A message is Spam only if it is both Unsolicited and Bulk.
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>> >>
>> >> On 11 Aug 2006 at 17:08, Paolo wrote:
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>> >> > Too much SPAM
>> >> >
>> >> > d> 4) MSTT (MetaStock Tips and Tools) is fantastically
EGP> excellent
>> >> > value. d>
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>> s> Yahoo! Groups Links
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>> Pablo
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