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>Kent,
>A chart of your prediction is attached . . . wow thanks!
>Keep up the good work
Take the question marks off it. I'm quite certain it will do one of those
things.
>like posting the ebay
>website, this really, really helps us all.
Ebay is a great alternative if you're looking for pre-owned machines. I
spent $2000 for 4 used machines vs the $8000-$10,000 those same machines
would cost from Dell Refurb or $16,000 plus they would cost new. Just
posting an option. If I posted a market tip that made you $6000, would I
get credit for that? I also posted the correct Dell refurb link. Don't I
get points for that? Purty please?
>AGET's is also attached and it got me out
>near the top on March 1, 2000 when we took
>out February"s low (when the 6/4 ma sell
>signal triggered a sell, red wave 4A). A little
>late or a little early depending on your viewpoint,
>but bottom line it worked for me!
That's great. Keep using it. The plural of "anecdote" is not "data".
>Each to his own, but criticizing without any
>substance behind any of your "personal opinion
>posts" is not the "tone" meant for this list.
I think when someone posts that his "work" indicates the market might go up,
might go down or might go sideways for a while, and that the end of the
United States is at hand, that's worthy of comment. You need a new tuning
fork. It's broken. Maybe you should re-read the posts from this thread.
And another thing, my criticism was not totally without substance. Maybe
without worth to you, but not without substance. See the difference? And
another thing, almost every post made to this list is personal opinion.
Smoke on that for a while.
>someone who sits there just casting "barbs" at everyone
Everyone? Have I barbed you yet?
>Your post record speaks for itself, nothing of substance.
Says that man with the broken tuning forking. Ooops! There's a barb.
There goes my record.
>If you don't like what you see here you can always
>take a hike, you won't be missed, guaranteed.
Thanks for pointing out my options. Know a good place to get a used PC?
>I for one say also say this market(s) are headed
>lower, not just this fall, most stocks are still
>expensive and the DOW, the last to lead, is now
>doing what all the rest have already done, it is
>just a catch-up game for that index.
Or one could pick 3 different directions for the market and predict all 3 of
them. Again, do some re-reading and get back to me privately. I'll have
nothing further to say on this round publicly. Look for more personal
opinions on markets and methods in the future. Estimation of worth is a
exercise left to the reader.
Kent
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kent Rollins" <kentr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 12:21 PM
Subject: Re: [RT] DJIA & SPX Key Levels and Long Term Forecasts - NW
> Humor? OK, next time I'll add some Elliot Wavery.
>
> As for my prediction, given that we recently had a convention of the '29
> Club on this list and SOME PEOPLE are now predicting that the end of
United
> States is at hand, I predict that yesterday was the bottom and we move up
> slowly from here.
>
> Then again...recent events may have destroyed consumer spending which was
> the only thing keeping us out of recession, so we may continue down.
>
> Or capital spending could recover as consumer spending falls off and the
> market may just move sideways.
>
> There. That's my prediction.
>
> I didn't spend nearly as much time working on my prediction as you did on
> yours, but they're both worth about the same thing.
>
> Kent
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