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Dans un courrier daté du 22/03/99 03:04:06 Heure d3iver Pari6 Madrid,
75300.2627@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
<< Sorry it took me so long to write this message. Not only was I gardening
last
week - but one of my computers blew up. Lucky I keep my systems running on a
spare as a backup (and I run low end computers - not the ones that have 300
megs
of ram - couldn't afford parallel systems - or running to Office Depot every
time
I had a computer blow up - if I had to have those - which is a big
consideration
as far as I'm concerned when deciding what software to run).
Anyway - why pick on Earl on a personal basis? Best I can tell from knowing
Earl
for a long time - he's a lot like me. A middle aged retired person who
actually
uses computer hardware and software to trade. Perhaps we don't trade 100 SP
contracts at a time - or roll over our trading portfolios 3 times a day - but
we
do trade.
>>
I see no inconvenience to your gardening and trading activities.
This should be enough to spend your time on useful activities.
Earl's problem is that he posts numerous things to this list ( hundred
messages telling always the same basic idea: bad opinion on Omega products...
and bad understanding of the software, an old SC version).
2 or 3 times a year should be enough for that, but it's not his choice.
So, when I get a chance do drive him back to the hospice vegetable garden
activities, I must confess that I cannot resist.
<<
And - best I can tell - what you do is sell software. You don't trade
at all. So - for my money - I'd rather listen to Earl than listen to you
(those
that can't do - teach - old American expression).
>>
I do not ONLY sell software:
I use it and develop it for my trading activity that I do not do directly (
programming and research when developping software in incompatible with day
trading, at least for me).
This also means that I know something to what I'm talking about, but you
arenot enforced to read my posts.
(FYI we have the same expression here...)
<<
Don't mean to sound harsh - and
- if you have anything substantive to say about one of Earl's messages - I
think
you have the right to do so. Just don't pick on him on an ad hominem basis -
or
you'll get another message like this from me. Robyn >>
Spring is a good season for gardening, so it could be for Omega List.
I wish you the biggest carrots of the century ( same apply to potatoes or any
vegetable of your choice).
Rgds,
PO
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