Re: [RT] Dan Sullivan goes bullish

["Norman Winski" <nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mark Simms,
 
   For me, it is not a matter of right or 
wrong, but whether I think it is a good risk reward situation. 
For example, following someone's analysis, when 
they are right you make $1, when they are wrong you lose $10, <FONT 
face=Arial size=2>unless you are 100% sure they are going to be right 100% of 
the time, it would not be prudent to follow their recommendations.  So, 
bottomline, risk rewad and your personal comfort level
should rule whether you do a trade.  Market 
analysts generate trade ideas, which is only the first step
toward filtering, designing and executing a trade. 

 
Regards,
 
Norman
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  Mark Simms 
  
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  Subject: [RT] Dan Sullivan goes 
  bullish
  
  and goes long both EBAY and 
  YHOO despite 3-digit PE multiples !
  Anyone think this guy is 
  wrong this time around ?
  He's got a terrific long-term 
  record.
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