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

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To: sat2000 who wrote (21945)	3/19/2005 6:01:34 PM
From: David Bogdanoff	Read Replies (1) of 42834

I agree that the QQQ miscall and the subsequent explanation is odd. Why did he do it? Was it just an impulsive, ill considered act? I have read recently on another thread that the QQQ miscall was only done on air, and not his newsletter. One result of this is that it was not "seen" by the Hulbert newsletter rating service which now places the Brinker newsletter among the top 5 after years of being just another also ran stock newsletter. This benefits Mr. Brinker substantially as it would give a boost to his subscriber list. I recall reading somewhere that investment advisors are required to give the same advice to all their clients, to prevent playing games which would be possible if an advisor could give markedly different, even contradictory, advise to different client groups. If an advisor could do that, he could end up looking remarkably good to one subgroup of clients just by luck. Bogtalk

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