honeybee said:
<<Octavian...Again, you assume way too much about me--and as usual, incorrectly.
I don't compare Brinker to "others in the industry"...>>
--I didn't say that YOU compare Bob to others in the industry! I said you, david and others don't WANT him compared with others in the industry.
So, as usual, YOU were incorrect--not me!
<<I grant you that it's possible there are others who use deceptions, cover-ups and false advertising to peddle something, but I am not aware of them.>>
--Possible!!?? Honey, it's a fact! Trust me! One of your best friends....well, never mind. -:)
<<I don't even have time to listen to Ric Edelman, although, when I have listened to him, I find that I disagree with much of his advice. But I know this about him: He does NOT profess to "anticipatory" market timing abilities.>>
--Right. Very few "experts" believe in market timing. You and I agree on that. One of the reasons I have followed bob all these years is that he is one of the few who does try to avoid major bear markets.
I like that concept.
<<Here is what Brinker said on Moneytalk this weekend (from my summary excerpts):
"Yeah, well, I appreciate those comments Phil, but let me say that the type of work I do, I regard as the most...most people don't even try it -- it's the most challenging work I know. We've discussed it on the program in detail, which is anticipatory stock market timing decisions on trying to make major moves."
--What's wrong with that statement by Bob, honey? He didn't say anything about magic, or hocus-pocus, or sure things.
He said he was TRYING to do it, and that it was very challenging.
You and other bashers have been running around the internet for years trying to give the impression that Bob was trying to convey that he had some sort of full-proof system. But, as your quote above shows, that's just not true. Bob has always been aboveboard that market timing is difficult. |
