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Whenever someone sets the font of their e-mails to one meant for people
destined for laser eye-surgery
I have to take down my e-mail program and restart. EVERY EMAIL AFTER SUCH A
ONE AS THIS SHOWS UP WITH THE SAME SHOUTING STYLE!
PLEASE STOP IT.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alexander Levitin <alevitin@xxxxxxxx>
To: jdfo <jdfo@xxxxxxxxx>
Cc: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, June 11, 1999 12:32 PM
Subject: Re: GEN
>Dear John:
>
>I could not provide the specific information about that system.
>
>But, please, ask yourself: What would you do if you have charts for all
>stocks and commodities for the next 10 years? Would you sell the copy of
>the charts to any one for $4,000 with 10% down, so every purchaser could
>be sure that your set of charts is genuine one before paying you the
>rest of the price?
>
>No one could full us, only we could do it to ourselves.
>
>Yours, Alex.
>
>jdfo wrote:
>>
>> A friend recently received an offer on a day trading system called The
>> Supreme Order, published by Xavier Enterprises, and promoted by a Virgil
J.
>> Dasilva.
>>
>> Dasilva guarantees his system will work in any time frame and will, 100%
of
>> the time, identify the exact point of origination of all turning points
of
>> whatever market(s) are traded, (he does not mention when this turning
point
>> is determined, before or after a trade!).
>>
>> The program cost $3750 with 10% payable now, and you are to tell the
>> promoter what market(s) will be traded and you paper trade for four
months
>> to prove the system works. If, under the system's guidelines, a profit is
>> made in this four month period, you owe the remainder and you have
another
>> four months to pay, which presumably can be paid out of trading profits.
>>
>> He states that his record is 9 wins with 12 trades (what about the 100%
>> guarantee?) in one year with only $1600 in drawdowns and he was able to
turn
>> $5000 into $51,600.
>>
>> Just sounds somewhat "unbelievable" to me. Has anyone ever heard of this
>> guy and had any experience with him?
>>
>> Your comments would be appreciated.
>>
>> Good trading,
>>
>> John
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