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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker, Moneytalk and Marketimer

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To: queenleah who wrote (1456)	10/8/2007 1:00:39 PM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (1) of 2121

"Revenge" being legally canceling the subscription? LOL and Big Deal, but that's when the hollering started, isn't it?" No. Wrong again. This seems to be a habit for some of you. The "hollering" started in 1998 when Bob Brinker linked directly to my discussion boards at Suite101 and he demanded I remove a question Jack Swanson asked about his financial relationship with UTEK, a stock he recommended on TV and in his newsletter without disclosing his relationship with the company. I suggested Bob "answer Jack's questions and set the record straight" and they chose to remove links to my site and the personal attacks began. Seems to me that the Brinker opposition takes it all far harder (and makes a lot more of it) than James himself. I have no idea how "hard" anyone takes it. It certainly didn't bother me in January 2000 when the subscription I had to "reward" Brinker financially for the example we made of him on Suite101 was returned. I don't follow his advice and I have other ways to get the newsletter info. Until he has his subscribers sign legally binding NDAs, I doubt this will change. I simply posted here to correct some of your misconceptions and point out no copyrights were violated. Rande and I got our subscriptions canceled in Jan 2000, probably because we were advising people that a potential sell signal MIGHT be timely, Brinker would also have to be correct getting back in. When you add in taxes and any possible mistake he might make, we didn't think it was worth the risk. Sure enough, at least for me, following his advice, paying huge taxes (most of my non fixed income was in taxable accounts) and buying the QQQ for the aggressive portfolio I have... it would have been total disaster to have followed Brinker. ( two of my largest individual stocks were LRCX and HP. Both are higher today than in Jan 2000 while QQQQ is still down nearly 50%... I was in a very high tax bracket from taking profits in 1999 and 2000 and was at the verge of hitting AMT simply from capital gains....)

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