i trade for a living and the point of these calls is to profit from them, not just call them, and that's precisely what i do.
Henry Blodget, a history major, was hired by Merrill Lynch with millions of dollars in salary, because of the only good call he ever made in his lifetime, saying AMZN would go to $ 400 in late 98 when AMZN was ALREADY on a tremendous roll without him (i remember it vividly, was long AMZN then), he just threw alcohol to the fire, akin to the ridiculous "QCOM to $ 1000" call early this year by whoever idiot it was.
these skills are in great demand, contrary to what you might think, so you can imagine whatever you want.
no, no, i'm not looking, nor need to, get hired by a fossil like Merrill Lynch.
what do YOU do for a living mr. assman?
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