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

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To: stockalot who wrote (23110)8/5/2006 7:04:54 PM
From: Math Junkie  Read Replies (3) of 42834
 
"Now Math, is it your position that Brinker was LYING about his model being bullish or bearish and if it was ever bearish he would go to 100% cash?"

Nope. I think he really believed it when he said he would go to 100% cash when the time came.

"Math do you believe that Brinker was LYING in January and February and early March 2000 when he would claim weekly that he was NOT BEARISH and had NOT ISSUED A SELL SIGNAL?"

Nope. I think his model was bearish, but he was not. When it came time to pull the trigger, I think he discovered that he wasn't as sure of his model as he thought he was.

"Math do you believe Brinker was bearish when he held on to 1/3 of a portfolio and added into it up to another 1/3 in the high flying QQQs and HELD ALL THE WAY DOWN?"

I can't read his mind, but in August 2000 he said his model was bearish, and the very name "countertrend rally" says that he believed the overall trend was down.

"We know that Brinker is a huge LIAR about what he would do if his model ever became bearish if you are correct. Agreed?"

Nope. See above.

Why do you attach so much importance to my beliefs about what another person was thinking? I'm flattered, but I'm not a mind reader.
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