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

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To: Midwest_Investor who wrote (40251)	11/11/2008 10:41:21 AM
From: Kirk ©	Read Replies (2) of 42834

I had to look up what someone else posted on the net to see if it was true. I was amazed at what I found.... December 5, 2007 Marketimer (S&P 1481) Bob Brinker wrote: “The short-term correction that began in October and continued into November has served as a health-restoring pullback and has paved the way for new record highs in the S&P500 index” and “Marketimer subscribers have been able to add to positions on this short-term correction based on our recommendation to view the stock market as attractive for purchase on any weakness into the mid-1400’s range” and "We continue to believe that a bear market is not on the radar screen at this time. We expect the bull market to continue at least well into 2008, and look for significant stock market gains." Finally, he wrote “We continue to rate the market as attractive for purchase in the mid-1400’s… Any additional weakness below this range is regarded as a gift horse buying opportunity.” Looks like Brinker got a whole herd of those horses that now look like old mares! Ouch! BTW, you look like a bigger fool than Octavian arguing if someone who said they lost over a million dollars following Brinker should consider that a "fortune" even if they did not use those words.

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