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Pastimes : Why teach if you can trade?

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To: tangoexotica who wrote (72)1/6/2001 2:05:47 AM
From: chester lee  Read Replies (2) of 313
 
<<Added to this is the synergistic effect that his group can have on a stock. I won't go so far as to call it stock manipulation. Let's just say it is synergism when they all pounce..thus helping his own position.>>

The AP Site is NO TokyoJoe site. It is a forum for members to exchange ideas and do collaborative research in search of trading vehicles. No one gives anyone investment advice, even when requested. Instead, participant share knowledge on trading strategies, and ideas on potential trades, and realtime trades as they happen. A potential trade is... ABC stock looks like a bloated pig with little sales and a hugh cash burn. There is a hugh lockup coming in a few days, and ABC will be on CNBC later. I may short a few if it runs into the CNBC pump. Let's all watch it. A real-time trade is when a participant announces he is making a trade at a specific trade at a specific time and price. For example, shorting XYZ stock at 36-3/16 (current price) this moment. The information is real time.

BTW, the A@P site is at anthonypacific.com

There you can read member reviews as well as member benefits. I have been a member of the site since it's inception, as are a lot of other subscribers, folks I respect and call friend. Check out the site and give it a try before you jump to any conclusions.

Chester
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