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Non-Tech : Bill Wexler's Dog Pound
REFR 1.560-2.5%Nov 7 9:30 AM EST
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To: DanZ who wrote (4146)10/4/1999 10:43:00 PM
From: Kevin Podsiadlik  Read Replies (1) of 10293
 
Am I the one posting the same thing over and over again or is it Wexler?

Well, let's see. Bill's just posted on about seven or eight different stocks tonight. Counting tonight I've seen post even remotely substantively on only two stocks, GUMM and AAPL (and I'm somewhat generously granting your analysis of the trading range of AAPL as "substance").

I'd say Bill's got you aced in terms of variety.

Aren't you being rather hypocritical directing your comment at me when the only reason I post here is because I'm fed up with the unsubstantiated use of the F word?

I think you've made it painfully clear that you don't care for his use of that word. Can we go on from this point or are you going to require another hundred articles to make this point to your satisfaction?

I knew the moment that Bill mentioned in passing "stock frauds like... GUMM" that there was going to be yet another scathing reply coming from one Dan Zimmerman. And when I scrolled down and saw that there was one reply, I could say with about 90% certainty who it would be from. And the odds held up yet again.

Doesn't it bother you to be so friggin predictable?

BTW, Bill put out plenty of buy buy buy recommendations tonight. Where is all the money coming from these positions??

It's something called "dollar cost averaging", but you'd have needed to have read a book on elementary money management to know about that. Hint: try starting a position with only maybe 10-20% of the full position you intend to eventually take.
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