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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: BigShoulders who wrote (13834)4/18/2001 10:09:12 PM
From: Kirk ©  Read Replies (3) of 42834
 
For someone who bought at 83 (or higher as some have said) I think they should take responsibility for the losses down to 75 1/8. Brinker can be blamed for the rest, and that's a lot.

The people that called his office and got "comfortable with $86" will not be pleased with your ruling.

Rememer CT#1 when he said to "wait for mid $70's to buy" and it never came back but we heard of many that bought ANYWAY at about $82 and then he helped them with his stop at $84 to make sure they went out on top?

I think since so many including Brinker used the $82 price in the First CT rally... then $83 is fair in the 2nd.

but that is just my opinion.

Heck, he called for a CT rally of "up to 50% or more" in Jan 2001 and it only went 25% before going down to $34... I think people are so tired of it now that they don't even calculate that failed CT rally...
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