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

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To: allancoleman who wrote (37450)7/30/2008 4:58:12 PM
From: InvesTing  Read Replies (1) of 42834
 
Alan Coleman, the man that measures his net worth by his tax assessment increases and tells everyone in the world about it thinking they will be impressed; seems mighty interested in the facebook shutdown.. And laying on that pure D Eddie Haskel Bullchips smarm to pimp for Brinker and deny the obvious...such as the posts of mistertopes reminds me of the 'suck up to Kirk and then stick the knife in" on 101. What a delightful individual. the sort of person you wake up every morning thanking God he doesn't live next door..

Now I think maybe Joe may have been right and it was none other than Alan Coleman that spent his time whining to get the facebook site shut down (I never read it).

It would appear that Alan Coleman has spent much of his energy here bragging about the censorship and deletions of discussions about Bob Brinker. He seems plumb giddy to me. It is what you would expect from one who got a board shut down for his hero and wanted everybody to know about it.

Hasn't seemed to add anything to this site about Brinker but nah nah nanan nah, crappola.

Hey Alan, how do you explain your hero Brinker being a ragin bull with the market above 1400? Your hero Brinker was calling those who were bearish and worried about the economy "false prophets" and "cassandras" . That was just the first of last month. He blamed them for all sorts of bad things. He bragged about being extremely bullish and that it was easy as pie to see that the market was going up up and away after the March retest of the lows.

Now at that time Alan, oil was trading at 130 bucks or so. The market quickly cratered and Brinker came up with an excuse "It is all dependent on oil prices and nobody can predict oil prices"---Your boy missed calling the bear market and missed it just weeks after acting like a horsesA$$ to those with opposing views.

Today the market is in the 1200s and oil is trading 126.

Alan, how do you explain this great gaff and embarrassing hubris?
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