You know....it would be nice to get some of your input at times because your 30 years of experience has got to be worth something and even I can recognize that. I read a number of your posts across the boards after all. We certainly have opposing views on the market and frankly, I like hearing about the bullish view, but I have never understood why you personally have come here for anything until recently except to stir up trouble. Heck you won't even let me post on your thread (yes, you do have a thread the last time I checked) because of the inability to accept criticism backed with proof and you know I don't want to do it here.
So, it's time to say, "bye-bye cheif" and head back to your own private teepee (your thread) where you can post all your views sans any criticism.
My reasons...
1) Your cluttering my thread. No one should be posting 50 times a day here and I have already publicly asked for a stop to irrelevent posts.
2) I believe in democracy and by popular vote from all the PM's I have received, you're considered more of a distraction despite the occasional worthy data post.
3) As I mentioned, I am looking for quality in material. Consistant calls for "to da moon", "Dow 16,000", "4000 points in the Nikkei over the next few days to weeks", and the countless number of inaccurate, "we 're going to be up 1000 points by next Friday" posts which have failed to come true just don't lend to a whole lot of credibility any more. I don't care about your past 17-18 awards or however many it is. In this game, you are only as good as your next call and you're not even tracked anymore. I am sure you'll hit one of those big calls one of these days, but when you get one and miss 99 others in recent history there's just no quality in the material. I should also clarify that I really have no problem with being wrong. People like you and me stick their necks out every day and we're going to be wrong at times. No big deal. That's the nature of the game or we would be multibillionaires by now. However, to call for the DOW to be up 200 points tomorrow and miss it just isn't the same as making a major call for the DOW to be up 1000 points in a few days and missing that, especially when it is constantly a failed call.
Furthermore, I think you have great experience in ewaves and the use of fibos, but there's a whole lot more to the market and you know that. For 30 years of experience, I am not sure why you choose to ignore 90% of the data out there...other indicators, a host of economic factors, credit and liquidity, and history. There's a big picture there and ewaves are only a small part of it. There's a problem when you can't admit you're wrong on occasion and no one who thinks they know everything is going to post here. |
