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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker, Moneytalk and Marketimer
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To: Math Junkie who wrote (1718)10/26/2007 12:57:30 AM
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Well, Math, this is twice now that one of you brinker-apologists have tried to use my agreement that to follow Brinker's recommendations was impossible to make it look like it was a good thing.

When the truth is this: Brinker was pulling a really dirty double-cross on his subscribers. He left them hanging out to dry while he covered his own arse.

You were around back then, so you know that many saw through this shady piece of double-counting and falsity. He had to have junior (I understand he's dropped the jr. now) shut down his message boards because he couldn't censor them fast enough, and couldn't dump enough people from posting.

Yep Math, this is the part of my post that you forgot to quote, when you took my sentence out of context:

"Yo, Math....It isn't possible! That's what makes Brinker's duplicity so doggone outrageous. He uses TWO PAGES of the November 2000 issue trying to convince his subscribers to buy QQQQ "on weakness" with cash reserves raised from his January/August 65% sell signal, and then shows either/both his ignorance and deceptiveness by saying that he will not "include" this trade in his model portfolio record.
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Then, in spite of the fact that he in essence made up a Mickey Mouse excuse (which has proven to be FALSE) for not taking responsibility for the trade in his model portfolios, he actually brags on the model portfolio performance record.
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Yo, math: Anyone can have a great "advertised" performance record if they can use the same money TWICE to purchase stocks!
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