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

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To: stockalot who wrote (24495)8/28/2006 5:38:54 PM
From: queenleah  Read Replies (2) of 42834
 
So show me another newsletter writer that HID a call for up to 1/3 of a portfolio and NEVER CLOSED IT OUT!

So show me some evidence that Brinker ACTIVELY HID the trade. My opinion is that it WAS improper to just let it slide when it continued to go bad, without further guidance, without another bulletin to close it out, without a proper exit point. But letting it slide is not the same as actively "HID it". He spoke of it in the newsletter several times, after the fact, according to honey. Advice that was still mistaken, but not actively HID. He wrote "We were wrong" (in everyone's Marketimer except yours, apparently, because you said yours didn't "read that way"). How could anyone think he could HIDE thousands of special bulletins to subscribers? He answered questions about it in personal appearances. Wrong, should have been spoken of more, there should have been proper advice as to closure--but HIDDEN?

And I don't believe you commented on my point about how it is that someone who does not profit from a mistake in any way but instead gathers for himself heaps of grief upon his head, is a "scammer".

Some people seem to think it's all about increasing his Marketimer circulation. How did he benefit from this bad advice? How could this be true? What do you think?
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